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   The Formation of the Bible. James Chukwuma Okoye, CSSp. Introduction. The word “Bible” comes from the Greek ta biblia (“the books”), for the Bible is a library of books that Christians regard as inspired by God, a collection that spans many centuries.

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2. archive.org › details › formationofchris0000campThe formation of the Christian Bible : Campenhausen, Hans von ...

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   Mar 30, 2021 · English. xiv, 342 pages ; 23 cm. Translation of Die Entstehung der christlichen Bibel. Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Jesus and the law in the gospel tradition -- 2. Law and scripture in the Gentile church of the first century -- 3. The crisis of the Old Testament canon in the second century -- 4.

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   Mar 3, 2017 · The Book Of Formation, English. Unsealed account of the ORIGIN of Life, Order, Patterns, Structure, Organization, and “THE ABSOLUTE FRAME OF REFERENCE” –- “THE FRAME OF REFERENCE OF THE CREATION” -– the ultimate origin of space, time and matter, and all the entities into existence in that which is called the UNIVERSE.

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   Formation of the Bible consists of eight chapters, an introduction, a glossary of terms, a select bibliography, and numerous tables and illustrations. In the first chapter, McDonald defines key terms, such as “canon,” “Apocrypha,” “Pseudepigrapha,” and “codex.”.

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5. www.peacechurch-cr.org › editoruploads › filesthe overall structure and meaning of the bible

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   The story of the Bible can be summarized in four movements, the creation of the world, humans defying God by sinning, God redeeming His entire world through Jesus Christ, and the completion of His work in a new and glorious re-creation. We can see this flow through the following texts: God created the world perfectly - Genesis 1.

6. www.biblicalstudies.org.uk › pdf › ivpThe Canon of Scripture - BiblicalStudies.org.uk

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   The Canon of Scripture, then, is the list of writings delivered to us as the divinely inspired record of God’s self-revelation to men―that self-revelation of which Jesus Christ our Lord is the centre. The writings are not authoritative because they are included in the list; they are in the list because their authority has been recognized.

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   What is the formation of the Bible?

   • The Formation of the Bible ●13 of, first, composition; second, collation into a collection; and third, accep- tance as sacred texts. While some of that history is the same for Jews and Christians, the formation of the Christian Bible is more complex.

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   Where does the word “Bible” come from?

   • The word “Bible” comes from the Greek ta biblia(“the books”), for the Bible is a library of books that Christians regard as inspired by God, a collection that spans many centuries.

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   What order is the Bible based on?

   • The order with which we are familiar in our English Bible is partly based on subject-matter; it is. for the most part, the order found in the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible made in the third and second centuries B.C.

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   When did the Bible start to be canonized?

   • The Canonization of the Hebrew Bible— Christian Old Testament Before discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the consensus among scholars was that the collection of Torah closed by about 400 , bce Prophets by 200 bce, and the Writings around 90 ce.

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   THE FORMATION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT CANON. Steven Voorwinde Lecturer in New Testament, Reformed Theological College. After almost 2000 years of church history how can Christians be sure that they have the right Bible? Can we indeed be absolutely certain that we have exactly the right books in the Bible - no more and no less?