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HAVEN OF PEACE BIBLE STUDY COURSES
**MATERIALS NEEDED TO COMPLETE THE STUDY COURSES**
(1.) Holy Bible (Any version you prefer: KJV, NIV, etc.) But the courses are lifted from the KJV.
(2.) Printer (optional) Only if you desire to print out the lessons for your own personal use.
(3.) Highlighters (optional) You may wish to mark information for later reference.
The Books of Law are the first five books of the Bible written by Moses. They are:
(1.)GENESIS: discusses The Creation of heaven, earth and Man. The Fall of Man, Cain and Abel, The Great Flood, God makes a covenant with Abraham, Birth of Isaac-the child of promise, Birth of Jacob and Esau, Birth of the twelve tribes of Israel, Joseph, Drought in Egypt and the preservation of the twelve tribes of Isreal through Joseph, Death of Jacob.
(2.)EXODUS: discusses the birth of Moses, Call of Moses by God to deliver Isreal from bondage, Covenant renewed with Moses by God, the Ten Plagues of Egypt, Passover initiated, Crossing of the Red Sea, Ten Commandments and Covenant laws, The tabernacle is built, Priesthood established, The Sabbath, The Laws of Offerings and Burnt Offerings.
(3.)LEVITICUS: discusses The Laws of Meat Offerings, Peace offerings, Sin offerings,Trepass offerings, Laws of Sins done wittingly, Laws of various offerings, Priestly installation, Aaron's first offerings as a Priest and the burning of his son's Nadab and Abihu, Clean and Unclean Meats, Purification of Women, Signs and Treatment of Leprosy, Laws of Cleansing Lepers, Unlawful Marriages and Lusts, Laws of Sexual Conduct, Laws of the Priesthood, Laws of Priest and Offerings, Concerns of the Feasts of the Lord, Seventh year Sabbath, Idolatry, Vows and their redemption and Numbering.
(4.)NUMBERS: discusses the Numbering, Captains of the tribe, the Levitical families, The Moving of the tabernacle, Cleansing the camps, Law of the Nazarites, Offerings at altar's dedication, Lighting of the lamps, Concerns of the Passover, The Seventy Elders, The sending out of the Spies to search the land of Canaan, Rebellion of Korah, The Levitical charge, The Water of Separation,Law of Inheritance, Solemn Feasts and their Offerings, Levitical Cities and The Law of Female Inheritance.
(5.)DEUTERONOMY: discusses The Speech of Moses in Moab, Moses' Exhortation, Covenant in Horeb, Exhortation to Obedience, God is a Jealous God, Holy people unto the Lord, Restoration of the Tables, Laws and Judgements, Idolaters to be put to Death, Seventh Year of Release, Priestly Inheritance, Concerning Cities of Refuge, Rules of War, Laws and Ordinances, Offerings of First Fruit, Blessings of Obedience, Promises of Mercies, Song of Moses and Moses on Mount Nebo.
These first five books are called the "Torah" in Hebrew meaning "law". In Greek, the first five books are called the "Pentateuch" meaning "five-fold vessel". The Greek word "Pentateuch" is preferrably used in today's modern study of the books of law.
Most of the geography of the Pentateuch takes place from the land of Ur to Canaan, Canaan to Egypt and Egypt to Canaan.
Scriptures which speak of the Pentateuch or five books of law in the Old Testament:
(1.) There are________ books of the Old Testament.
(a.) 12
(b.) 27
(c.) 39
(d.) 59
(e.) None of the above
(2.) The first five books of the Old Testament is called ____________.
(a.) The Pentateuch
(b.) The Books of Moses
(c.) The Old Testament Lawyers Guide
(d.) The Hebrew Lexicon
(e.) None of the above
(3.) The word "Pentateuch" comes from the _________ language.
(a.) Latin
(b.) Hungarian
(c.) Hebrew
(d.) Greek
(e.) None of the above
(4.) The five books of law were written by ________.
(a.) Joshua
(b.) Adam
(c.) Moses
(d.) Abraham
(e.) None of the above
(5.) The word "Torah" comes from the __________ language.
(a.) Latin
(b.) Hebrew
(c.) Greek
(d.) Hungarian
(e.) None of the above
(6.) The Poetical Books of the Old Testament are ____________.
(a.) Ezra, Psalms, Song of Solomon, Job, Esther
(b.) Judges, Genesis, 1 Chronicles, Malachi, Proverbs
(c.) Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon
(d.) Proverbs, Jonah, Hosea, Psalms, Amos
(e.) None of the above
(7.) There are _______ Major Prophets of the Old Testament.
(a.) 10
(b.) 27
(c.) 4
(d.) 16
(e.) None of the above
(8.) Isaiah is one of the twelve Minor Prophets.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(9.) The book of Genesis speaks of the Fall of __________.
(a.) Balaam
(b.) Judah
(c.) Euphrates
(d.) Man
(e.) None of the above
(10.) Esther, Judges and 2nd Chronicles are three of the twelve books of History of the Old Testament.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(11.) The Hebrew word "Torah" means _________.
(a.) to offer
(b.) sacrifice
(c.) law
(d.) peace
(e.) None of the above
(12.) The Greek word "Pentateuch" means _________.
(a.) ship
(b.) tabernacle
(c.) money
(d.) five-fold vessel
(e.) None of the above
BIBLE QUIZ #2
(1.) The geography of the Pentateuch is located from the land of Egypt to Ur, Ur to Canaan and Canaan to Ur.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(2.) Which two books of the Pentateuch speak of the laws concerning idolatry?
(a.) Leviticus and Genesis
(b.) Numbers and Genesis
(c.) Exodus and Deuteronomy
(d.) Genesis and Leviticus
(e.) None of the above
(3.) Which book of the Old Testament was written after the fall of Jerusalem?
(a.) Psalms
(b.) Jonah
(c.) Nahum
(d.) Lamentations
(e.) None of the above
(4.) Which Major Prophet wrote the book of Lamentations?
(a.) Isaiah
(b.) Jeremiah
(c.) Ezekiel
(d.) Daniel
(e.) None of the above
(5.) The New Testament scripture of Matthew 12:1 mentions the Pentateuch.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(6.) The Pentateuch is mentioned in _______ books of the Old Testament.
(a.) 3
(b.) 0
(c.) 7
(d.) 10
(e.) None of the above
(7.) The Cities of Refuge are discussed in the book of ___________.
(a.) Daniel
(b.) Deuteronomy
(c.) 2nd Chronicles
(d.) Joel
(e.) None of the above
(8.) What two men is it stated that God made a covenant with?
(a.) Elisha and Daniel
(b.) Jonah and Micah
(c.) Abraham and Moses
(d.) Ezekiel and Amos
(e.) None of the above
(9.) Read Genesis 1:1-- Who created the heaven and the earth?
(a.) Adam
(b.) God
(c.) Confucius
(d.) Darwin
(e.) None of the above
(10.) Read Genesis 1:24-26 -- Who did God create in their own image?
(a.) Fish of the sea
(b.) Fowls of the air
(c.) Man
(d.) Cattle
(e.) None of the above
SCRIPTURAL READING QUESTIONS
(1.) Read Genesis 2:1-3 -- Give a written discussion of what occurred during these scriptures.
(2.) Read Genesis 1:26-31 -- Give a written discussion of what occurred during these scriptures.
(3.) Read Genesis 2:4-25 -- Give a written discussion of what occurred during these scriptures.
**BASIC BIBLE KNOWLEDGE OF NEW TESTAMENT 101
There are 27 books of the New Testament. They are:
(1.) Matthew
(2.) Mark
(3.) Luke
(4.) John
(5.) Acts
(6.) Romans
(7.) 1 Chronicles
(8.) 2 Chronicles
(9.) Galatians
(10.) Ephesians
(11.) Philippians
(12.) Colossians
(13.) 1 Thessalonians
(14.) 2 Thessalonians
(15.) 1 Timothy
(16.) 2 Timothy
(17.) Titus
(18.) Philemon
(19.) Hebrews
(20.) James
(21.) 1 Peter
(22.) 2 Peter
(23.) 1 John
(24.) 2 John
(25.) 3 John
(26.) Jude
(27.) Revelation
The Life of Christ is discussed in the first four books of the New Testament which are referred to as the Four Gospels. They are:
(1.) Matthew
(2.) Mark
(3.) Luke
(4.) John
The geographic location of these Four Gospels is Palestine.
(1.) MATTHEW -- discusses the Generations of Jesus Christ, Visit of the wise men, John's preachings and baptism, The Temptation of Christ, Sermon on the Mount, The Leper, Palsy cured, The Twelve apostles sent out, Pharisees reproved, Parable of the Sower, Herod's opinion of Christ, Warning against the scribes, Pharisees require a sign, The Transfiguration, Instructions in Humility, Jesus and the children, Labourers in the vineyard, Christ enters Jerusalem, The King's marriage feast, Eight woes on religious leaders, Temple's destruction foretold, The Ten Virgins, Conspiracy against Christ, Christ before Pilate, and The Resurrection.
(2.) MARK -- discusses John the Baptist as a messenger, The Palsied healed, Healing the Withered hand, The Sower and the Seed, Evil Spirits enter into the Swine, Christ's Home reception, Denunciation of Pharisees, Four Thousand fed, The Kingdom foretold, First and last, Christ enters Jerusalem, Parable of the vineyard, The Temple to be destroyed, The Rulers conspire against Christ, Christ before Pilate, The Resurrection.
(3.) LUKE -- discusses the Birth of John the Baptist and the Birth of Jesus Christ, The Roman taxation, Preaching of John, Christ's temptation, Teaching from the Ship, Pharisees reproved, The Centurion's servant healed, Tidings of the Kingdom, The Apostles sent out, The Seventy sent out, The Lord's Prayer, A Discourse on hypocrisy, On repentance, On Sabbath observance, The Lost sheep, The Unjust Steward, A Lesson on faith, Teaching the disciples, Of Zacchaeus the publican, Christ enters Jerasulem, Christ's Authority, The Poor Widow's gift, Judas' agreement, The Trial of Christ, and the Resurrection of Christ.
(4.) JOHN -- discusses Christ the Light, The Marriage in Cana, Nicodemus taught, The Samaritan woman, Healing on the Sabbath, Five Thousand fed, Christ reproves his brethren, The Adulterous woman, The Light of the World, Jews answered, The Light of the World, Christ is the door, Illness and Death of Lazarus, Mary anoints the Feet of Jesus, Washing the disciples feet, The Disciples comforted, The True Vine, Christ comforts his disciples, Christ's prayer to be glorified, The Betrayal, Pilate's doubt and weakness, Christ's Resurrection, Feed my Lambs.
The "Synoptic Gospels" are:
(1.) Matthew
(2.) Mark
(3.) Luke
These three books of the New Testament are referred to as the Synoptic Gospels because of the similarities of their descriptions of the Life of Christ. The book of John is not included in this category because:
(1.) Fewer simililarities in the Life of Christ in comparison with the other three gopsels.
(2.) It was penned forty years after the appearance of the first New Testament book
(3.) It is filled with fundamental christian principles and truths as well as comprehensive interpretations.
The beginning of the church and it's history is discussed in the book of Acts. The geography of the book of Acts is in Asia Minor, Macedonia, and Achaia.
(1.) ACTS -- discusses Christ's Ascension, Day of Pentecost, A Lame man healed, Peter and John imprisoned, Annias and Sapphira, The Apostles choose helpers, Stephen before the council, Ethiopian eunuch, The Conversion of Saul, Cornelius sends for Peter, Peter accused, Herod kills James, Tour of Paul and Barnabas, A Dispute about Circumcision, Timothy is circumcised, Paul's preaching at Thessalonica, Paul goes to Corinth, Paul at Ephesus, Paul's further journeys, The Journey to Jerusalem, Paul's address to the people, Paul before the council, The Charge of Tertullus, Paul before Festus, Paul's defense before Agrippa, Paul's voyage to Rome, Events at Melita.
The Apostle Paul wrote fourteen epistles in the New Testament which are called the "PAULINE" epistles. They are:
The book of Hebrews is believed to have been written by the Apostle Paul but there is a belief that the book could have been written by co-workers of Paul or other authors.
There are seven books of the New Testament which were not written by the Apostle Paul. They are called the "NON-PAULINE" epistles. They are:
(1.) James
(2.) 1 Peter
(3.) 2 Peter
(4.) 1 John
(5.) 2 John
(6.) 3 John
(7.) Jude
The last book of the New Testament is the book of REVELATION which was writtten by the beloved disciple, John. The theme of this book:
(1.) Manifestation of Jesus Christ
(2.) Revealing of christian instruction.
The book of Revelation is filled with symbolism and is referred to as the book of Apocalypse. The Greek word is apokalypsis -- which means the unveiling or uncovering of something previously hidden.
REVELATION -- discusses Christ speaks to the seven churches in Asia, Christ at the door, The Four beasts, Worthy is the Lambs, The Opening of the seals in order, Sealing of the Servants of God, Opening of the Seventh Seal, The Strong angel and the book, The two witnesses prophesy, The Great Red Dragon, The Number of the Beast, The Lamb and his Company, Christ comes as a Thief, Victory of the Lamb, Babylon is fallen, Marriage of the lamb, Satan bound for a thousand years, A New Heaven and Earth, River and Tree of Life.
NEW TESTATMENT BIBLE QUIZ # 1
(1.) The Life of Christ is discussed in the book of Jude.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(2.) There are _______ books in the New Testament.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(3.) There are five books referred to as the Synoptic Gospels.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(4.) The Synoptic Gospels are mentioned in the Old Testament book of Haggai.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(5.) The book of Acts discusses _____________.
(a.) The rise of christian warfare.
(b.) The imprisonment of Peter and John.
(c.) The fallen angels.
(d.) Herod kills Jude.
(e.) None of the above.
(6.) Identify the Four Gospels.
(a.) Philippians, Matthew, Acts, Philemon
(b.) Galatians, Luke, Mark, Titus
(c.) Luke, Matthew, John, Mark
(d.) Timothy, Romans, 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy
(e.) None of the above
(7.) Which apostle wrote the fourteen epistles in the New Testament known as the Pauline epistles.
(a.) James
(b.) Paul
(c.) Peter
(d.) John
(e.) None of the above
(8.) The book of the Jude is believed to have been written by co-workers of Paul or other authors.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(9.) The Non-Pauline epistles were not written by Pauline.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(10.) The book of Acts discusses _______________.
(a.) The beginning and the end of the church.
(b.) The church's beginning and it's history.
(c.) The historical archaeological findings of Palestine.
(d.) The cloak worn by Jesus Christ and the miracles he performed.
(e.) None of the above
(11.) The last book of the New Testament is ______.
(a.) Luke
(b.) Genesis
(c.) Malachi
(d.) Revelation
(e.) None of the above
(12.) Peter wrote the book of Revelation.
(a.) True
(b.) False
(13.) The book of the Old Testament referred to as the apocalypse is _______________.
(a.) Malachi
(b.) 2 Samuel
(c.) Revelation
(d.) Acts
(e.) None of the above
(14.) The word apokalypsis is of the ___________ language.
(a.) Hungarian
(b.) Greek
(c.) Italian
(d.) Aramic
(e.) None of the above
(15.) Give the two themes of the book of Revelation.
(a.) THEME # 1:
(b.) THEME # 2:
SCRIPTURAL READING QUESTIONS
(16.) Read Revelation 1:1-6 -- Give a written discussion of these scriptures.
(17.) Read Revelation 1:11-20 -- Give a written explanation of the seven candlesticks and the seven stars.
(18.) Name the seven church's mentioned in 1:11 and where they are located.
(19.) Read Revelation Chapter 4 -- Give a written discussion of this chapter.
(20.) Read Revelation Chapter 5 -- Give a written explanation of this chapter.
****IMPORTANT NOTES AND RECOMMENDED READINGS****
Recommended Reference Materials:
Holy Bible -- Authorized King James Version Reference Bible
Jensen's Survey of the Old Testament by Irving L. Jensen
Jensen's Survey of the New Testament by Irving L. Jensen
** The above bible courses are offered and "Created Exclusively by the STAFF OF HOPVCOC"
