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Beginner’s Walk Through The Whole BibleA bird’s eye view of all 66 books of the Bible

BibleGreek word “biblos” which means “the books.”

Essentially means library

Your bible is a portable library

66 books

40 authors(kings, prophets, businessmen, warriors, politicians,

doctors, fishermen, tax collectors, etc wrote books of the bible)

Written over a 1400 year period

BibleOld Testament 39 booksNew Testament 27 books________________________________________________

66 books total in the Bible

Old Testament39 books

The Pentateuch 5 booksThe History 12 booksThe Poetry 5 booksThe Prophets 17 books______________________________________________

39 books total in the Old Testament

Old Testament39 books

Old TestamentThe Pentateuch (a.k.a. the 5 books of Moses)


GenesisAuthor: Moses and his secretariatCreation of the cosmos & the earthCreation of humanitySin enters humanityCreation of a line of men who follow God (e.g.: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Noah, Shem…)

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GenesisExodusAuthor: Moses and his secretariatCreation of a nation that follows GodGod takes that nation out of Egypt That nation (Israel) wanders in the desertIn the desert God gives His Laws to the nation of Israel

21. Creation cosmos & earth2. Creation humanity3. Sin enters man 4. Creation of faithful family

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GenesisExodusLeviticusAuthor: Moses and his secretariatIn the desert God gives 3 sets of laws to Israel1. Ritual Laws :

how to offer sacrifices for sinsafter Jesus Christ = obsolete

2. Social Laws (how Jews were to treat Jews) :circa 1050 B.C., Jews asked for king to lead them instead of God = obsolete

3. Moral Laws :still relevant in New Testament


line5. Creation of a nation that

follows God6. God takes that nation out of

Egypt 7. That nation (Israel) wanders

in the desert8. In the desert God gives His

Laws to the nation of Israel


GenesisExodusLeviticusNumbersAuthor: Moses and his secretariatThe nation of Israel is disobedient to GodGod lets them wander in the desert for 40 years






Laws to the nation of Israel9. In the desert God gives 3

sets of laws to Israel1. Ritual Laws obsolete2. Social Laws obsolete3. Moral Laws still applies


GenesisExodusLeviticusNumbersDeuteronomyAuthor: Moses and his secretariatBefore Moses dies, he reminds Israel of several things:God created a nation from the line of Adam, Seth, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, etcGod rescued that nation (Israel) from slavery in EgyptGod promised to take Israel out of the desert and into the promised landIf Israel obeyed God, He would bless them (the Jews) and protect them








11. The nation of Israel is disobedient to God12. God lets them wander in the desert for 40 years









11. The nation of Israel is disobedient to God12. God lets them wander in

the desert for 40 years13. Before death, Moses reminds Israel that:14. God created nation from faithful family line15. God rescued that nation (Israel) from slavery in Egypt16. God promised to take Israel out of desert and into promised land17. If Israel obeyed God, He would bless and protect them

The History

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The History

JoshuaAuthor: JoshuaAfter Moses dies, Joshua becomes leader of IsraelJoshua and Israel’s army begin to conquer the promised land

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The History

JoshuaJudgesAuthor: SamuelAfter Joshua established Israel in the promised landThe Jews begin to disobey GodGod raises up judges to lead Israel back to Him

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1. Moses dies, Joshua becomes leader of Israel

2. Joshua and Israel’s army begin to conquer the promised land

The History

JoshuaJudgesRuthAuthor: Samuel or NathanA symbolic interlude in the books of History (Boaz symbolizes Christ)Story of 2 widows, Naomi and RuthRuth marries BoazBoaz is great grandfather of King David

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3. Joshua establishes Israel in promised land

4. Jews begin to disobey God5. God raises up judges to

lead Israel back to Him

The History

JoshuaJudgesRuth1 SamuelAuthors: chapters 1 to 24 = Samuel, chapters 25-31 = Gad and NathanAfter period of the judgesSamuel (a prophet) is temporary leader of IsraelSamuel annoints Saul as Israel’s first kingSaul sins constantly against God, refuses to repentGod raises up a replacement: David (who kills Goliath)Saul tries to kill David

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6. Story of 2 widows, Naomi and Ruth

7. Ruth marries Boaz8. Boaz is great

grandfather of King David

The History

JoshuaJudgesRuth1 Samuel2 SamuelAuthors: Gad and NathanDavid succeeds SaulDavid unites IsraelDavid leads Israeli army to defend Israel against other nationsDavid commits adultery with Bathsheba and has her husband killedDavid’s personal life and the nation of Israel suffer for this sin. Even though God forgives him

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9. After period of judges10. Samuel temporary

leader of Israel11. Samuel annoints Saul

as Israel’s first king12. Saul sins , refuses to

repent13. God raises up a

replacement: David 14. Saul tries to kill David

The History

JoshuaJudgesRuth1 Samuel2 Samuel1 KingsAuthor: JeremiahDavid’s son Solomon becomes king of IsraelSolomon falls away from God but returns to God in his latter yearsUpon Solomon’s death, civil war divides Israel into 2 neighbouring countries: Israel to the north and Judah to the south

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replacement: David 14. Saul tries to kill David15. David succeeds Saul16. David unites Israel17. David & Israeli army

defend Israel vs. other nations

18. David & Bathsheba commit adultery, David has her husband killed

19. David’s life and the nation of Israel suffer for this sin. Even though God forgives him

The History

JoshuaJudgesRuth1 Samuel2 Samuel1 Kings2 KingsAuthor: JeremiahAfter kingdom split into Israel (north) and Judah (south), several kings ruledIsrael was rebellious against God and was conquered first & exiledJudah was more faithful and lasted longer, but eventually sinned and was conquered and exiled to Babylon

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20. David’s son Solomon becomes king of Israel

21. Solomon falls away from God but returns to God in his latter years

22. Upon Solomon’s death, civil war divides Israel into 2 neighbouring countries: Israel to the north and Judah to the south

The History

JoshuaJudgesRuth1 Samuel2 Samuel1 Kings2 Kings

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1 ChroniclesAuthor: EzraBiggest genealogyrecord in bibleRecaps David’s life

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23. After kingdom splits several kings ruled

24. Israel rebellious vs.God and was conquered first & exiled

25. Judah more faithful and lasted longer, but eventually sinned and was conquered and exiled to Babylon

The History


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1 Chronicles2 ChroniclesAuthor: EzraSimilar to 1 & 2 KingsBut focuses on goodKings in Judah

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26. Biggest genealogyrecord in bible27. Recaps David’s life

The History


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1 Chronicles2 ChroniclesEzraAuthor: EzraAfter Babylonian exileJews allowed backto Israel

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28. Similar to 1 & 2 Kings29. Focuses on good

kings in Judah

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1 Chronicles2 ChroniclesEzraNehemiahAuthor: EzraAlso returns to IsraelFrom BabylonHelps build wall aroundJerusalem & temple

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kings in Judah30. After Babylonian exileJews allowed back to Israel

The History


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1 Chronicles2 ChroniclesEzraNehemiahEstherAuthor: Mordecai,Ezra & NehemiahJews exiled in PersiaQueen Esther savesJews from their captors

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31. Nehemiah returns to Israel from Babylon

32. Helps build wall around Jerusalem

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31. Nehemiah returns to Israel from Babylon

32. Helps build wall around Jerusalem33. During Jewish exile in Persia34. Queen Esther saves Jews from their

captors

The History

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Old TestamentThe Poetry


JobAuthor: Job or Elihu or Moses or SolomonRighteous man appears to suffer for no reasonBook deals with question of suffering

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JobPsalmsAuthors: David, Solomon, Moses, Heman, Ethan, Sons of Korah, family of AsaphPersonal and private worship songsExpresses full range of human emotion in relationship to God

21. Righteous suffers for

no reason2. Deals with question of

suffering


JobPsalmsProverbsAuthor: SolomonBook of wisdom for:Men, women, marriage, familyBusiness, human relationshipsRelationship to GodRelationship to authority



suffering3. Personal and private

worship songs4. Expresses full range of

human emotion in relationship to God


JobPsalmsProverbsEcclesiastesAuthor: SolomonBegins by describing life without GodDetermines it is futileConcludes that life in relationship to God is only source of happiness






5. Book of wisdom for:• Men, women, marriage,

family• Business, human

relationships• Relationship to God• Relationship to

authority


JobPsalmsProverbsEcclesiastesSong of SolomonAuthor: SolomonCelebrates love between man and womanSome say is analogy of love between Christ and Christians









authority6. Describes life without

God7. Determines it is futile8. Concludes that life in

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authority6. Describes life without

God7. Determines it is futile8. Concludes that life in

relationship to God is only life worth living

9. Celebrates love between man and woman

10. Some say is analogy of love between Christ and Christians

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Isaiahauthor: IsaiahSays God not impressed with religious ceremonySays God will one day make His people multinationalSays God will reduce Israel to remnant, but will save that remnantSays God is going to send Messiah from line of David

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IsaiahJeremiahAuthor: JeremiahSays God has wrath on disobedienceSays human heart is desperately wickedRe-inforces that God will bring New Covenant for a new, international body of believers

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1. God unimpressed with religion2. God will one day make His people multinational3. God will reduce Israel to remnant that He will save4. God is going to send Messiah from line of David


IsaiahJeremiahLamentationsAuthor: JeremiahSays God wants even the shameful and guilty to come to Him for free gift of Grace

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5. God has wrath on disobedience6. human heart is desperately wicked7.God will bring New Covenant

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5. God has wrath on disobedience6. human heart is desperately wicked7.God will bring New Covenant8. God wants the guilty to come to Him for free gift of Grace

The Prophets

IsaiahJeremiahLamentationsEzekielAuthor: EzekielDuring Judah’s exile in Babylon, Ezekiel prophesizesSays God is punishing Jews for abandoning Him But says He will save them because their reputation is His reputation

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The Prophets

IsaiahJeremiahLamentationsEzekielDanielAuthor: DanielDuring same Babylonian exile as EzekielDaniel was in high position in Babylonian empire, but remained faithful to God

9. God is punishing Jews for abandoning Him 10. But will save them because their reputation is His reputation

Contains much apocalyptic prophecy Shows God as sovereign over history and able to help saints endure through to the end

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The Prophets

IsaiahJeremiahLamentationsEzekielDanielHosea

9. God is punishing Jews for abandoning Him 10. But will save them because their reputation is His reputation 11. During same Babylonian exile as Ezekiel12. Daniel was in high position in Babylonian empire, but remained faithful to God13. Daniel contains much end times prophecy

Author: Hosea Married wife that cheated on him multiple timesThis was an image of God being faithful to Israel, even though the nation disobeyed Him: committing spiritual adultery

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Joel

14. Hosea stays with wife that cheated on him multiple times 15. Image of God staying faithful to Israel despite its spiritual adultery towards Him

Author: JoelAfter Babylonian exile, Judah sins against God. Joel says locust plague on nation of Judah is God’s Judgment

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Joel

14. Hosea stays with wife that cheated on him multiple times 15. Image of God staying faithful to Israel despite its spiritual adultery towards Him16. Joel says locust plague Divine punishment for Israel’s disobedience.

AmosAuthor: AmosDuring prosperous years, Judah & Israel see corruption and materialism on the rise

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Joel

14. Hosea stays with wife that cheated on him multiple times 15. Image of God staying faithful to Israel despite its spiritual adultery towards Him16. Joel says locust plague Divine punishment for Israel’s disobedience.17. During prosperous years, Judah & Israel see corruption and materialism on the rise

Amos

Author: ObadiahEdomites (descendants of Esau) celebrate when Israel (descended from Jacob) defeatedand exiled, therefore God will preserve Israel and not protect Edom.

Obadiah

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Joel

14. Hosea stays with wife that cheated on him multiple times 15. Image of God staying faithful to Israel despite its spiritual adultery towards Him16. Joel says locust plague Divine punishment for Israel’s disobedience.17. During prosperous years, Judah & Israel see corruption and materialism on the rise18. Edom happy about Israel’s destruction. God preserved Israel, let Edomites fend for themselves and they no longer exist today.

Amos

Obadiah

JonahAuthor: Jonah Reluctant to obey God’s call to preach to Nineveh because he knew God would be merciful to them

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19. Jonah reluctant to obey God’s call to preach to Nineveh because he knew God would be merciful to them.

MicahAuthor: Micah Judah enjoyed prosperity but became unjust & corruptMicah said God would judge Judah but wanted it to repent so He could forgive and restore it.

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Author: Nahum Many years after Jonah had brought Nineveh to repentance, Nahum says God will destroy the city because it went back to its way of sin.Nahum says God is sovereign over all time and all empires.

20. During prosperity, Judah becomes corrupt. God says He will judge them but asks it to repent so He can forgive and restore it.

Nahum

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Author: Habakkuk Written as dialogue between Habakkuk and God.Habakkuk asked God why rich were oppressing the poor and the wicked seemed to prosper in times of international turmoil.

20. During prosperity, Judah becomes corrupt. God says He will judge them but asks it to repent so He can forgive and restore it.21. Nineveh repented after Jonah preached. But then went back to its old ways. Nahum says God will now destroy the mighty city.

Nahum

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Author: Zephaniah Zephaniah spoke of the coming Day of the Lord in which He would judge Judah for its sin, yet leave a remnant of Jews to bless the nations.

20. During prosperity, Judah becomes corrupt. God says He will judge them but asks it to repent so He can forgive and restore it.21. Nineveh repented after Jonah preached. But then went back to its old ways. Nahum says God will now destroy the mighty city.22. Habakkuk asked God why rich were oppressing the poor and the wicked seemed to prosper in times of international turmoil.

Nahum

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Author: Haggai After Babylonian captivity, Jews were instructed by God to return home and rebuild temple.

20. During prosperity, Judah becomes corrupt. God says He will judge them but asks it to repent so He can forgive and restore it.21. Nineveh repented after Jonah preached. But then went back to its old ways. Nahum says God will now destroy the mighty city.22. Habakkuk asked God why rich were oppressing the poor and the wicked seemed to prosper in times of international turmoil.23. Zephaniah spoke of the coming Day of the Lord in which He would judge Judah for its sin, yet leave a remnant of Jews to bless the nations.

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After awhile they stopped building the temple and built their own homes instead. Haggai reminded them to put God first

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Author: Zechariah Was around at same time as Haggai, and reminded Jews to obey God’s call to build the temple.

20. During prosperity, Judah becomes corrupt. God says He will judge them but asks it to repent so He can forgive and restore it.21. Nineveh repented after Jonah preached. But then went back to its old ways. Nahum says God will now destroy the mighty city.22. Habakkuk asked God why rich were oppressing the poor and the wicked seemed to prosper in times of international turmoil.23. Zephaniah spoke of the coming Day of the Lord in which He would judge Judah for its sin, yet leave a remnant of Jews to bless the nations.24. After Babylonian captivity, Jews were instructed by God to return home and rebuild temple. 25. After awhile they stopped building the temple and built their own homes instead. Haggai reminded them to put God first

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HabakkukZephaniah

Haggai

He spoke of the coming Messiah and that He would be betrayed for 30 pieces of silver and other Messianic prophecies.

Zechariah

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Author: Malachi The temple had now been rebuilt but the Jews were suffering famine and drought.

20. During prosperity, Judah becomes corrupt. God says He will judge them but asks it to repent so He can forgive and restore it.21. Nineveh repented after Jonah preached. But then went back to its old ways. Nahum says God will now destroy the mighty city.22. Habakkuk asked God why rich were oppressing the poor and the wicked seemed to prosper in times of international turmoil.23. Zephaniah spoke of the coming Day of the Lord in which He would judge Judah for its sin, yet leave a remnant of Jews to bless the nations.24. After Babylonian captivity, Jews were instructed by God to return home and rebuild temple. 25. After awhile they stopped building the temple and built their own homes instead. Haggai reminded them to put God first26. Was around at same time as Haggai, and reminded Jews to obey God’s call to build the temple.27. He spoke of the coming Messiah and that He would be betrayed for 30 pieces of silver and other Messianic prophecies.

Nahum

HabakkukZephaniah

HaggaiZechariah

Malachi

They thought God had abandoned them and were getting spiritually lazy. Malachi warns them to stay faithful to God and He will bless them. He also foreshadows the arrival of John the Baptist.

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Micah20. During prosperity, Judah becomes corrupt. God says He will judge them but asks it to repent so He can forgive and restore it.21. Nineveh repented after Jonah preached. But then went back to its old ways. Nahum says God will now destroy the mighty city.22. Habakkuk asked God why rich were oppressing the poor and the wicked seemed to prosper in times of international turmoil.23. Zephaniah spoke of the coming Day of the Lord in which He would judge Judah for its sin, yet leave a remnant of Jews to bless the nations.24. After Babylonian captivity, Jews were instructed by God to return home and rebuild temple. 25. After awhile they stopped building the temple and built their own homes instead. Haggai reminded them to put God first26. Was around at same time as Haggai, and reminded Jews to obey God’s call to build the temple.27. He spoke of the coming Messiah and that He would be betrayed for 30 pieces of silver and other Messianic prophecies.28. The post-Babylonian exile temple had now been rebuilt but the Jews were suffering famine and drought. 29. They thought God had abandoned them and were getting spiritually lazy. Malachi warns them to stay faithful to God and He will bless them. 30. He also foreshadows the arrival of John the Baptist.

Nahum

HabakkukZephaniah

HaggaiZechariah

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Joel

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Old TestamentWhen were the books written & in what context?

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First Coming of Jesus Christcirca 6-5 B.C.


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During time of Jewish patriarchs(e.g.: Abraham, Isaac & Jacob)

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Moses leads Jewish nation out of Egypt and into 40 years in the desert. And finally to the outskirts of the Promised Land


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Judges begin ruling Israel. Time of Saul, David, Solomon and prophet Samuel.Israel splits into north (Israel) and south (Judah) circa 930 BC


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The north (Israel) is conquered by the Assyrians circa 722 BC


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The south (Judah) conquered by Assyrians circa 701 BC

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Assyrian capital of Nineveh destroyed circa 612 BC

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