The Bible (10 pts) (24 cards) Flashcards
Cards: 1-23, 268
Question 1
What is the Bible?
The Bible is the inspired Word of God and is His revelation to all people of himself and His plan of salvation.
Question 2
How many books are there in the Bible?
66
Question 3
What are the two divisions of the Bible?
Old Testament and New Testament
Question 4
What does “testament” mean?
Covenant [contract or agreement]
Question 5
How many books are in the Old Testament?
39
Question 6
In what language was most of the Old Testament written?
Hebrew
Question 7
How many books are in the New Testament?
27
Question 8
In what language was most of the New Testament written?
Greek
Question 9
About how many people did God inspire to write the Bible?
[About] 40
Question 10
Approximately how many years did it take to write the Bible?
[Approximately] 1,600 years
sixteen hundred years, or one thousand six hundred years
Question 11
Which book of the Bible tells about the beginnings of the world?
Genesis
Question 12
What are the four Gospels?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Question 13
What does the word “gospel” mean?
Good news
Question 14
What is the theme of the four Gospels?
The life and teaching of Jesus
Question 15
Who wrote more books of the Bible than any other person?
Paul
Question 16
Which book of the Bible tells about the beginnings of the Church?
Acts
Question 17
Which New Testament book is composed almost entirely of prophecies of the future?
Revelation
Question 18
Which of the Old Testament books is a collection of hymns and songs?
Psalms
Question 19
Who wrote many of the Psalms?
King David
Question 20
What is an epistle?
A letter sent by an apostle
Tip: The word apostle sounds similar to epistle.
Question 21
What is the longest book of the Bible?
Psalms
Question 22
What is the shortest chapter in the Bible?
Psalm 117
Fun Fact: Psalm 117 only has 2 verses.
Question 23
What is the longest chapter in the Bible?
Psalm 119
Fun Fact: Psalm 119 has 176 verses.
Question 268
To what young pastor did Paul write two letters which are books of the Bible?
Timothy