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How the Bible Was Written and Compiled — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Bible
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A library of inspired books accepted by Christians as the Word of God.
The first main part of the Bible, written mostly in Hebrew, covering the law, history, poetry, and prophets of Israel.
The second main part of the Bible, written in Greek, containing the Gospels, Acts, letters, and Revelation.
The agreed and accepted list of books recognised as carrying genuine biblical authority.
Old Testament
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A library of inspired books accepted by Christians as the Word of God.
The first main part of the Bible, written mostly in Hebrew, covering the law, history, poetry, and prophets of Israel.
The second main part of the Bible, written in Greek, containing the Gospels, Acts, letters, and Revelation.
The agreed and accepted list of books recognised as carrying genuine biblical authority.
New Testament
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A library of inspired books accepted by Christians as the Word of God.
The first main part of the Bible, written mostly in Hebrew, covering the law, history, poetry, and prophets of Israel.
The second main part of the Bible, written in Greek, containing the Gospels, Acts, letters, and Revelation.
The agreed and accepted list of books recognised as carrying genuine biblical authority.
Canon
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A library of inspired books accepted by Christians as the Word of God.
The first main part of the Bible, written mostly in Hebrew, covering the law, history, poetry, and prophets of Israel.
The second main part of the Bible, written in Greek, containing the Gospels, Acts, letters, and Revelation.
The agreed and accepted list of books recognised as carrying genuine biblical authority.
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