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Book Contents / PCA Flashcards

In depth bible understanding

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Genesis (outline)

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  1. Creation and Early Humanity (Chapters 1-11)
  2. The Call of Abraham (Chapters 12-25)
  3. Isaac and His Family (Chapters 26-27)
  4. Jacob’s Journey and Family (Chapters 28-36)
  5. Joseph’s Story (Chapters 37-50)
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Exodus (outline)

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  1. Israel’s Bondage and Moses’ Call (Chapters 1-4)
  2. The Plagues and the Exodus (Chapters 5-12)
  3. Journey to Mount Sinai (Chapters 13-18)
  4. The Covenant at Sinai (Chapters 19-24)
  5. Instructions for the Tabernacle and the Golden Calf (Chapters 25-40)
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Leviticus (outline)

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  1. Laws on Sacrifices (Chapters 1-7)
  2. Consecration of the Priests (Chapters 8-10)
  3. Laws on Purity (Chapters 11-15)
  4. Day of Atonement (Chapter 16)
  5. Holiness Code, Festivals, and Vows (Chapters 17-27)
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Numbers (Outline)

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  1. Census and Organization of Israel (Chapters 1-10)
  2. Journey from Sinai to Kadesh (Chapters 11-14)
  3. Wandering in the Wilderness (Chapters 15-19)
  4. Journey from Kadesh to Moab (Chapters 20-25)
  5. Preparations to Enter the Promised Land (Chapters 26-36)
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Deuteronomy (outline)

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  1. Recap of Israel’s Journey from Egypt (Chapters 1-3)
  2. Recap of Israel’s Relationship with God (Chapters 4-10)
  3. How to Love God and Keep His Commandments (Chapters 11-26)
  4. Blessings, Curses, and Restoration (Chapters 27-30)
  5. The Death of Moses (Chapters 31-34)
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Isaiah (Outline)

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  1. Judgment and Hope for Judah and Jerusalem (Chapters 1-12)
  2. Judgment and Hope for the Nations (Chapters 13-27)
  3. Warnings to Judah and promises of future glory (Chapters 28-35)
  4. Historical events during the reign of King Hezekiah (Chapters 36-39)
  5. Comfort, the coming servant, and Future Glory of Zion (Chapters 40-66)
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Jeremiah (outline)

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  1. The Call of Jeremiah (Chapter 1)
  2. Prophecies Against Judah (Chapters 2-29)
  3. Hope and Restoration (Chapters 30-33)
  4. The Fall of Jerusalem (Chapters 34-45)
  5. Judgment on the Nations (Chapters 46-51)
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Ezekiel (outline)

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  1. The Call and Commission of Ezekiel (Chapters 1-3)
  2. Judgments on Jerusalem and Judah (Chapters 4-24)
  3. Oracles Against Foreign Nations (Chapters 25-32)
  4. Restoration and Hope for Israel (Chapters 33-39)
  5. Vision of the New Temple and Land (Chapters 40-48)
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Daniel (outline)

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  1. Daniel and his friends’ faithfulness and rise to prominence in Babylon (Chapters 1-2)
  2. Nebuchadnezzar’s Dreams and Daniel’s Interpretations (Chapters 3-4)
  3. Belshazzar’s Feast and the Fall of Babylon (Chapter 5)
  4. Daniel in the Lions’ Den (Chapter 6)
  5. Daniel’s Visions of the Future (Chapters 7-12)
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Matthew (outline)

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  1. Genealogy, birth, and early events in Jesus’ life (Chapters 1-2)
  2. Baptism, temptation, and the Sermon on the Mount (Chapters 3-7)
  3. Miracles, Teachings, and Parables of Jesus (Chapters 8-12)
  4. Journey to Jerusalem (Chapters 13-20)
  5. The Passion, Resurrection, and Great Commission (Chapters 21-28)
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Romans (outline)

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Introduction and Theme of the Gospel (Chapter 1a)
Justification by Faith (Chapters 1b-5)
Sanctification and Life in the Spirit (Chapters 6-8)
God’s Plan for Israel (Chapters 9-11)
Practical Christian Living (Chapters 12-16)

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Mark (outline)

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  1. Preparation for Jesus’ Ministry (Chapter 1)
  2. Jesus’ Ministry in Galilee (Chapters 1-9)
  3. Journey to Jerusalem (Chapter 10)
  4. Jesus’ Ministry in Jerusalem, confrontations (Chapters 11-13)
  5. The Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus (Chapters 14-16)
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Acts (outline)

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  1. Ascension and Early Church Formation (Chapters 1-2)
  2. Ministry of Peter and the Apostles (Chapters 3-9)
  3. Conversion of Saul and Ministry to the Gentiles (Chapters 9-12)
  4. Paul’s Missionary Journeys (Chapters 13-21)
  5. Paul’s Arrest, Trials, and Journey to Rome (Chapters 21-28)
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1Corinthians (outline)

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  1. Introduction and Addressing Divisions (Chapters 1-4)
  2. Moral and Ethical Issues (Chapters 5-7)
  3. Food Offered to Idols and Christian Freedom (Chapters 8-10)
  4. Order in Worship and Spiritual Gifts (Chapters 11-14)
  5. The Resurrection and Final Instructions (Chapters 15-16)
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Luke (outline)

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  1. The Birth and Early Life of Jesus (Chapters 1-2)
  2. Preparation for Ministry (Chapters 3-4)
  3. Ministry in Galilee (Chapters 4-9)
  4. Journey to Jerusalem (Chapters 9-19)
  5. Passion, Crucifixion, and Resurrection (Chapters 19-24)
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John (outline)

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  1. Prologue: The Incarnate Word (Chapter 1:1-18)
  2. Signs and Teachings of Jesus (Chapters 1:19-12:50)
  3. Farewell Discourse and Prayer (Chapters 13-17)
  4. Passion and Crucifixion (Chapters 18-19)
  5. Resurrection and Appearances (Chapters 20-21)
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2 Corinthians (outline)

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  1. Paul’s Defense of His Ministry (Chapters 1-7)
  2. The Collection for the Saints in Jerusalem (Chapters 8-9)
  3. Paul’s Apostolic Authority and Challenges (Chapters 10-13)
  4. Paul’s Joy and Confidence in the Corinthians (Chapter 7)
  5. Final Exhortations and Greetings (Chapter 13)
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Galatians (outline)

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  1. Paul’s Defense of His Apostleship (Chapters 1-2)
  2. Justification by Faith (Chapters 3-4)
  3. Freedom in Christ (Chapter 5)
  4. Life by the Spirit (Chapter 5)
  5. Practical Instructions and Final Warnings (Chapter 6)
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Ephesians (outline)

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  1. Spiritual Blessings in Christ (Chapter 1)
  2. Unity and Reconciliation in Christ (Chapters 2-3)
  3. Living a Life Worthy of the Calling (Chapter 4)
  4. Instructions for Christian Living (Chapters 5-6a)
  5. The Armor of God and Final Greetings (Chapter 6b)
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Colossians (outline)

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  1. Introduction and Thanksgiving (1a)
  2. The Supremacy of Christ (1b)
  3. Paul’s Ministry and Suffering (1c-2a)
  4. Warnings Against False Teachings (2b)
  5. Instructions for Christian Living (3-4)
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Hebrews (outline)

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  1. The Supremacy of Christ (1-2)
  2. Christ is Superior to Moses (3-4a)
  3. Christ as the Perfect High Priest (4b-7)
  4. The New Covenant and Christ’s Sacrifice (8-10a)
  5. Faith and Endurance (10b-13)
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Revelation (outline)

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  1. Introduction and Vision of Christ (1)
  2. Letters to the Seven Churches (2-3)
  3. The Throne Room of Heaven and the Seven Seals (4-7)
  4. The Seven Trumpets and the Two Witnesses (8-11)
  5. The Woman, the Dragon, and the Beasts (12-14)
  6. The Seven Bowls of God’s Wrath (15-16)
  7. The Fall of Babylon (17-19a)
  8. The Final Battle and the Judgment of the Beasts (19b-20)
  9. The New Heaven and the New Earth (21-22)
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Joshua (summary)

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God fulfills His promise to give the Israelites the Promised Land, leading them to victory and urging them to trust and obey Him

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Judges (summary)

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Israel’s repeated cycle of sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance highlights their need for faithful leadership and God’s enduring mercy

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Ruth (summary)

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A story that demonstrates God’s faithfulness through the loyalty and kindness of Ruth and Boaz, leading to the restoration of Naomi’s family and the lineage of King David.

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1Samuel (summary)

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1Samuel tells the story of Israel’s transition from judges to kings, highlighting the rise and fall of Saul and the rise of David, emphasizing God’s opposition to the proud and exaltation of the humble.

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2 Samuel (summary)

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2Samuel shows David’s reign marked by incredible success, terrible failure, and God’s promise of a future king who will fulfill His purposes.

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1Kings (summary)

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1Kings traces the rise and fall of Israel’s kings, from Solomon’s wisdom and temple-building to the kingdom’s division and the prophets’ warnings against idolatry and injustice.

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2Kings (summary)

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2Kings continues the story of Israel’s divided kingdom, highlighting the failures of its kings, the prophetic warnings, and the eventual exile of both Israel and Judah due to their persistent idolatry and injustice.

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1Chronicles (summary)

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1Chronicles retells Israel’s history with a focus on David’s lineage, the temple, and God’s covenant promises, emphasizing hope for a future Messianic King.

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2Chronicles (summary)

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2Chronicles focuses on the Southern Kingdom of Judah, highlighting the reigns of its kings, the construction and dedication of the temple, and the consequences of faithfulness and unfaithfulness to God.

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Ezra (summary)

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Ezra shows God’s faithfulness in bringing the Israelites back from exile, rebuilding the temple, and calling them to renew their covenant loyalty and obedience to His laws.

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Nehemiah (summary)

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Nehemiah tells the story of Nehemiah’s leadership in rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls and renewing the people’s covenant with God, despite opposition.

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Esther (summary)

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Esther demonstrates God’s providence through the courage and faithfulness of Esther and Mordecai, leading to the deliverance of the Jewish people from destruction.

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Job (summary)

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Job explores the complex nature of God’s justice and invites us to trust His wisdom and character, even amidst suffering.

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Psalms (summary)

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Psalms poetically retells the entire biblical story, encouraging prayer, praise, and trust in God’s promises while awaiting the arrival of the Messiah.

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Proverbs (summary)

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Proverbs invites us to live with wisdom and in the fear of the Lord, offering practical guidance for flourishing in God’s world by choosing divine wisdom over human folly.

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Ecclesiastes (summary)

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Ecclesiastes explores the meaning of life, emphasizing the fleeting and enigmatic nature of human existence, and urging us to find joy and purpose in fearing God and keeping His commandments.

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Song of Solomon (summary)

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Song of Solomon celebrates the beauty and power of God’s gift of love and sexual desire, using poetic imagery to depict the intimate relationship between a bride and groom.

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Lamentations (summary)

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Lamentations expresses the profound grief and suffering of Jerusalem’s destruction, while also highlighting the hope found in God’s steadfast love and faithfulness.

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Hosea (summary)

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Hosea illustrates God’s enduring love and faithfulness to Israel despite their persistent unfaithfulness and idolatry, using the metaphor of Hosea’s marriage to Gomer.

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Joel (summary)

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Joel proclaims the Day of the Lord, calling for repentance and promising God’s restoration and the outpouring of His Spirit on all people.

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Amos (summary)

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Amos announces God’s judgment on Israel for their social injustice and idolatry, while also offering hope for restoration if they return to covenant faithfulness.

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Obadiah (summary)

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Obadiah is a prophetic announcement of Edom’s downfall due to their pride and violence against Israel, symbolizing how God will judge all arrogant nations and restore His kingdom over Jerusalem.

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Jonah (summary)

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Jonah is a story about a rebellious prophet who resents God’s compassion for his enemies, highlighting themes of mercy, repentance, and God’s love for all people.

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Micah (summary)

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Micah is a prophetic message of judgment against Israel and Judah for their injustices, coupled with a promise of future restoration through a coming messianic king.

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Nahum (summary)

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Nahum is a collection of poems announcing the downfall of Nineveh and Assyria, illustrating God’s justice in confronting and bringing down all violent human empires.

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Habakkuk (summary)

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Habakkuk is a dialogue between the prophet and God, where Habakkuk questions God’s justice in the face of evil, ultimately learning to trust in God’s wisdom and timing.

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Zephaniah (summary)

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Zephaniah is a prophetic warning of the coming “Day of the Lord,” which will bring judgment on Israel and the nations for their idolatry and injustice, but also a promise of restoration for those who seek God.

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Haggai (summary)

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Haggai is a prophetic call for the returned exiles to prioritize rebuilding the temple, promising that their faithfulness will lead to God’s blessings and the future glory of His kingdom.

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Zechariah (summary)

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Zechariah is a series of prophetic visions and messages encouraging the returned exiles to rebuild the temple and remain faithful to God, with promises of future blessings and the coming messianic kingdom.

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Malachi (summary)

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Malachi is a prophetic message confronting Israel’s corruption and unfaithfulness, while also promising God’s future purification and the coming of a new Elijah to prepare His people for His kingdom.

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1Thessalonians (summary)

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1Thessalonians is a letter from Paul encouraging the persecuted Thessalonian church to remain faithful, live in holiness, and look forward with hope to the return of King Jesus.

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2Thessalonians (summary)

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2Thessalonians is a letter from Paul addressing the Thessalonian church’s confusion about Jesus’ return, encouraging them to remain steadfast in faith, endure persecution, and live orderly lives while awaiting Christ’s return.

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1Timothy (summary)

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1Timothy is a letter from Paul instructing Timothy on how to confront false teachings and lead the church in Ephesus with integrity, emphasizing sound doctrine, godly living, and care for the vulnerable.

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2Timothy (summary)

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2Timothy is a personal letter from Paul encouraging Timothy to remain faithful and courageous in the face of suffering, to uphold sound teaching, and to raise up faithful leaders who will continue to spread the gospel1.

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Titus (summary)

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Titus is a letter from Paul instructing Titus to restore order in the Cretan churches by appointing godly leaders and teaching believers to live in a way that reflects the transformative power of the gospel.

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Philemon (summary)

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Philemon is a letter from Paul urging Philemon to forgive his runaway slave Onesimus and accept him back as an equal, demonstrating the transformative power of the Gospel.

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James (Summary)

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James is a practical guide for living out genuine faith through actions, emphasizing perseverance, wisdom, and care for the vulnerable.

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1Peter (summary)

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1 Peter is a letter offering hope to persecuted Christians, encouraging them to live holy lives and endure suffering by following Jesus’ example.

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2 Peter (summary)

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2 Peter is a farewell letter urging believers to grow in faith and warning against false teachers who deny Jesus’ return.

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1John (summary)

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1John is a call for followers of Jesus to live in God’s light and love, emphasizing the importance of loving one another and rejecting false teachings.

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2John (summary)

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2 John is a brief letter warning a church to remain in the truth and love of Jesus while being vigilant against deceivers.

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3John (summary)

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3 John is a personal letter commending Gaius for his faithfulness and hospitality, while warning against the harmful actions of Diotrephes.

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Jude (summary)

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Jude is a letter urging believers to contend for the faith and warning against corrupt teachers who lead others astray.

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How many books in the bible

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66

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How many in the Old Testament?

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39

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How many books in the New Testament?

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27

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10 Commandments, 2 references

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Exodus 20; Deuteronomy 5

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New Testament summary of the law?

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Jesus: Matthew 22; Mark 12
Paul: Romans 13

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2 passages about the revelation of God in nature?

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Psalm 19; Romans 1

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General Divisions of the Old Testament

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Law (Torah) (Gen - Deut)
Historical Books (Josh-Esther)
Wisdom (Job - Song of Solomon)
Major Prophets (Isa - Dan)
Minor Prophets (Hos - Mal)

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Outline of OT History

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  1. Creation to Flood
  2. Abraham (c.2000 BC)
  3. Exodus (1446 BC)
  4. Conquest of Canaan (c. 1400 BC)
  5. Judges Period (c. 1300)
  6. Monarchy (c. 1000 BC)
  7. Division (930 BC)
  8. Fall of the North (722 BC)
  9. Fall of the South (586 BC)
    10 Return from Exile (538-516 BC)
  10. Reforms under Ezra & Nehemiah (c 450 BC
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Covenant Outline of OT History with Passages

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  1. Adam (Gen 2)
  2. Noah (Gen 9)
  3. Abraham (Gen 12, 15, 17)
  4. Moses (Ex 19-24)
  5. David (2 Sam 7)
  6. New Covenant (Jer 31)
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Adam

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Gen 1-2, First parents. God’s covenant of life, on condition of obedience. receive life and fellowship with God. Fell in sin.

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Abraham

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Gen 12. Called out of the land of his fathers. Given the promise and the covenant of circumcision. Father of the Faithful in Romans 4

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Joseph

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Gen 37-50. Favorite son of Jacob. Prophet. Hated by brothers, sold into slavery. Thrown into prison. Prophesied to Pharaoh and Saved Jacob’s family by receiving them into Egypt.

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Moses

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Exodus 2. Author of Torah. Received the covenant of the Law at Sinai.

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Deborah

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Judges 4. Prophetess and judge who led Israel to victory over Canaanites.

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Ruth

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Ruth 1. Moabite widow who showed great loyalty to God and to Naomi, and became the great grandmother to David. Ancestor to Christ.

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Joshua

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Exodus 17. Moses’ assistant who led the Israelites into Promised Land and conquered Canaan.

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Gideon

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Judges 6. Judge who delivered Israel from Midianite oppression with a small army of 300 men.

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Samuel

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1Samuel 1. The last judge of Israel who anointed the first two kings, Saul and David.

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David

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1 Sam 16. The shepherd boy who became the second king of Israel and a man after God’s own heart

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Solomon

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1Kings 1. The son of David who became king and was renowned for his wisdom and building the Temple in Jerusalem

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Rehoboam

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1Kings 11. Solomon’s son whose harsh policies led to the division of the united kingdom of Israel

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Jeroboam son of Nebat

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1Kings 11. The first king of the northern kingdom of Israel who led the ten tribes in rebellion against Rehoboam

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Elijah

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1Kings 17. A prophet who performed miracles and confronted the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel

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Elisha

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1Kings 19. Elijah’s disciple who performed many miracles and succeeded him as prophet

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Hezekiah

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2Kings 18. A king of Judah known for his religious reforms and trust in God during the Assyrian siege

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Josiah

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2Kings 22. A king of Judah who initiated major religious reforms and restored the Temple.

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Jeremiah

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Jer 1. A prophet who warned of Jerusalem’s destruction and urged repentance.

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Ezekiel

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Ezek 1. A prophet during the Babylonian exile who had visions of God’s glory and the future restoration of Israel.

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Daniel

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Dan 1. A prophet and advisor in Babylon known for his faithfulness and prophetic visions.

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Nehemiah

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Neh 1. A cupbearer to the Persian king who led the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls.

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Malachi

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Mal 1. The last prophet of the Old Testament who called for faithfulness and foretold the coming of Elijah.

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