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   The texts of the Bible have been around much longer than the printing press. For most of its history, the “Bible” was a group of scrolls and parchments. You didn’t have just one book: you had a whole library. That’s why “Bible” means “books,” and that’s why people talk about the “books of the Bible.”

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2. www.biblestudytools.com › greek › kjvThesauros Meaning - Greek Lexicon | New Testament (KJV)

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   Discover the original meaning of Thesauros in the Bible using the New Testament Greek Lexicon - King James Version. Learn the audio pronunciation, word origin and usage in the Bible, plus scripture verse references of Thesauros.

3. cdn.bakerpublishinggroup.com › processed › book-resourcesTHE COMPLETE TOPICAL GUIDE BIBLE - Baker Publishing Group

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   How to Use This Book The heart of the Complete Topical Guide to the Bible is more than two thousand top-ics that cover the key themes of Scripture. Two ways of helping readers find their way into this material are provided: • The topics are carefully organized into nine major categories: God, Jesus Christ,

4. www.ministryvoice.com › thesauros-in-greekExploring the Meaning of Thesauros in Greek - ministryvoice.com

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   When we ask, “What does Thesauros mean in Greek in the context of the Bible?”, the answer reveals a rich tapestry of meanings and implications. The term “Thesauros,” which translates to “treasure” or “storehouse,” is significant in both literal and figurative senses within various biblical passages.

5. www.bc.edu › content › damA List of Abbreviations of the Books of the Bible

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   Citing the Bible Gen 1-2 Genesis chapters 1 through 2 Gen 1:2 Genesis chapter 1, verse 2 ch./chs. chapter/chapters v./vv. verse/verses (not versus!) HB Hebrew Bible LXX Septuagint OT Old Testament NT New Testament Rom 3:21-26, 27-31; 4:1-5; Col 2:11-12 (semi-colon when chapter or book change; only comma when

6. biblehub.com › thesaurusThesaurus - Bible Hub

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   Bible Thesaurus Online. Use the alphabetical directory above or enter your term directly into the thesaurus search. Access the alphabetical index to view every word in all translations. Click over to the concordance or dictionary entry for your word.

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   Why is the Bible called a book?

   • The Bible is a collection of documents that were sacred to the ancient Jews and early Christians. These documents are called “books.” The books revered by both Jews and Christians form the Old Testament. The books revered by the Christians (concerning Jesus and the early church) form the New Testament.

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   Why is it called the Book of Genesis?

   • It’s the first book of the Bible, and its name comes from the Greek word for “origins.” When the Old Testament was translated into Greek, a line toward the beginning of this book read, “This is the book of the origins [biblos geneseos] of heaven and earth.”1 So in some sense, the book of Genesis named itself.

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   What is the complete topical guide to the Bible?

   • The heart of the Complete Topical Guide to the Bible is more than two thousand top-ics that cover the key themes of Scripture. Two ways of helping readers find their way into this material are provided:

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   What are the books of Judaism called?

   • The first volume of books is Judaism’s sacred texts—it’s home to the stories of David and Goliath, Noah and the Ark, and Moses’ crossing of the Red Sea. This group of books is called the “Old Testament.” The second group of documents focuses on the story of Jesus and his followers. It’s called the “New Testament.”

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   How many books are in the Old Testament?

   • The Old Testament’s story, for the most part, is over. In fact, although we’re only 17 books into the 66 individual books, we’ve covered almost half the Bible’s content. These books paint a relatively straightforward, general picture. When Israel commits to following God, they enjoy the blessings that God promised them in the Torah.

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   How are the books of the Bible broken down?

   • The books of the Bible are traditionally broken down into smaller groups—and this practice is, well, older than the Bible itself. For example, the first five books of the Bible were called the Torah (Hebrew for “law”) long before Jesus walked the earth. In fact, this fivefold work is referred to throughout the rest of the Scriptures.

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8. resources.ecww.org › sites › defaultTO LECTORS: A guide for introducing each book of the Bible

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   Scholars are of wide-ranging opinions on the literal authorship of Ephesians, Colossians, 2 Thessalonians, 1 and 2 Timothy, and Titus, but church tradition would allow for putting Paul’s name to them. Older tradition ascribing Hebrews to Paul clearly does not hold water.)