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1. www.biblenotes.net › BiblenotesBiblenotes The entire Holy Bible is summarized with easy-to ...

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   The key points listed below list the chapters to read in the Bible for each point. The links go back to the summary pages. • First Sin Story (Adam and Eve) Genesis 2, 3 • Noah and his Ark Genesis 6-8 • Tower of Babel (causing differing languages) Genesis 11 • Abraham's Personal Covenant with God Genesis 12,15 & 17

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2. biblevise.com › bible-chapter-summariesBible Chapter Summaries for Every Book - Biblevise

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   Explore Bible chapter summaries for every Book of the Bible. Journey from the creation story in Genesis to the apocalyptic visions of Revelation, gaining key insights into each Book’s central themes and messages.

3. matthewruttan.com › wp-content › uploadsA (Very Short) Summary of the Bible’s 66 Books - Matthew Ruttan

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   The 4 Gospels tell the stories of Jesus (the promised “Messiah”); his ministry, teaching, healing, miracles, resurrection Jesus’ main message is the coming “Kingdom of God” All the most famous stories (Nativity, walking on water,

4. www.bestbiblecommentaries.com › free-downloadsFree Bible Commentary Downloads (PDFs) - Best Bible Commentaries

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   Sep 4, 2024 · Instantly download free bible commentaries to your computer with just a click. Different theological denominational traditions are available. Free verse-by-verse commentary downloads are available below.

5. overviewbible.com › wp-content › uploadsThe Beginner’s Guide to the Bible - OverviewBible

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   The Bible didn’t fall out of heaven all at once. Instead, the Bible is a product of thousands of years of oral traditions, written documents, and meticulous curation, arranging, and editing. The Bible we have today came together piece by piece, slowly accumulating more material as the Jewish and Christian faiths matured.

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6. bibleportal.com › commentary › expository-notes-ofExpository Notes of Dr. Thomas Constable - Bible Commentary ...

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   Expository Notes of Dr. Thomas Constable. Written by Dr. Thomas L. Constable over a 25-year period, these notes provide commentary on all 66 books of the Bible, and contain more than 7,000 pages of material. Dr. Constable's Notes, also known as expository notes to Dr. Constable's seminary...

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   What does the Bible say about tumult?

   • "'The tumult will resound to the ends of the earth, for the Lord will bring charges against the nations; He will bring judgment on all mankind and put the wicked to the sword'..." (Jeremiah 25:31). "At that time those slain by the Lord will be everywhere -- from one end of the earth to the other..." (Jeremiah 25:33).

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   Are the books of the Bible a catch-all codex?

   • The books of the Bible weren’t written to be a catch-all codex for any single human’s experience. If so, they’d make such a claim. They don’t. The books were written for specific purposes, sometimes to preserve stories, sometimes to give directions to their readers. Sometimes the Bible names specific readers.

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   Why does the Book of Ruth appear in the Bible?

   • The Book of Ruth appears in our Bibles right after the Book of Judges because its heroine is an ancestor of King David, whose story is told in the next books we will hear about: 1 and 2 Samuel. It tells the story of an Israelite woman, Naomi, who marries a Moabite man and goes to live in his country.

   Introduction to the Historical Books - The God Who Speaks

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   Who wrote 2 Samuel?

   • Ancient Jewish tradition attributes the authorship of 2 Samuel to Nathan and Gad. (Nathan was a court prophet who lived in the time of King David.) How was the book written? Like 1 Samuel, this is a history book but it falls into the category of what you might call theological history – history with a purpose.

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   What does the Bible say about the call of Samuel?

   • Shortly after Christmas, on the 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B), we hear the familiar story of the call of Samuel (1 Samuel 3:1-11, 19). It focuses on “call and response”. Samuel says, “Speak to me God, I am listening” eliciting our response, “Here I am, Lord, I come to do your will”.

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   What is the message of the Book of Ruth?

   • The Book of Ruth is a short story with a strong theological message about loyalty, faithfulness and loving kindness and depicting love and generosity between members of a family where wealth and power are rightly used.

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8. www.godwhospeaks.uk › wp-content › uploadsIntroduction to the Historical Books - The God Who Speaks

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   troduction to the Historical Books The main purpose of the Historical Books is not to give “scientific histo. , but “theological history”. Two very important aspects of this theological history demand more emphasis: the importance of the Covenant (“I will be your God and you will be my people” = God’s promise) but there is a big IF ...