The Authority of the Bible (For Teens) - Revision history

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‎Sixty-Six Books?

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‎Translation

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‎Translation

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‎Sixty-Six Books?

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‎Original Authors

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‎Original Authors

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‎Original Authors

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‎The Purpose

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‎Sixty-Six Books?

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-There are a series of books that were part of an appendix to the King James Version (KJV) of 1611 which had followed the lead of the Luther Bible in using an inter-testamental section labelled "Books called Apocrypha", or just "Apocrypha" at the running page header.  These books were not considered as Canon but were considered useful.  What is clear is that these books were not considered canon by the church for mot of history.  It appears that some groups later started to call these books Scripture because they taught some of the material that these churches wanted to include as doctrine.
+There are a series of books that were part of an appendix to the King James Version (KJV) of 1611 which had followed the lead of the Luther Bible in using an inter-testamental section labelled "Books called Apocrypha", or just "Apocrypha" at the running page header.  These books were not considered as Canon but were considered useful.  What is clear is that these books were not considered canon by the church for most of history.  It appears that some groups later started to call these books Scripture because they taught some of the material that these churches wanted to include as doctrine.
 *[[1 Esdras]] (Vulgate 3 Esdras)
 *[[2 Esdras]] (Vulgate 4 Esdras)

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	*Look at Luke 22:31-32 in the KJV, NKJV, and ESV. How does the verse differ in each version?		*Look at Luke 22:31-32 in the KJV, NKJV, and ESV. How does the verse differ in each version?
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		+	What is the point? The whole point of the matter is that we need to study the Bible?
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		+	Our translations of the Bible are extremely reliable and dependable. However, this does not excuse us from doing the important work of studying Scripture.

	=Conclusion=		=Conclusion=

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 ==Translation==
 We could spend weeks on translation.  What we need to know is that the Bible was originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek.  These three languages are very well known and translators have the ability to translate these very well.
 =Conclusion=

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 *How would you respond if someone told you "You know, the Bible that you have is only part of the Bible.  There is actually a lot more of the Bible you just don't know about?"
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 *What did Christ have to say about the Old Testament in Matthew 21:42?

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 *Who wrote the various books of the Bible?
-{| class="wikitable"
+;New Testament
-!colspan="6"|Bible Authors
+{{top3}}
-|-
+*[[Matthew]]
-|Bread & Butter
+*[[Mark]]
-|Pie
+*[[Luke]]
-|Buns
+*[[John]]
-|Danish
+*[[Acts]]
-|colspan="1"|Croissant
+*[[Romans]]
-|-
+*[[1 Corinthians]]
-|Cheese
+*[[2 Corinthians]]
-|colspan="1"|Ice cream
+*[[Galatians]]
-|Butter
+{{mid3}}
-|Yogurt
+*[[Ephesians]]
-|}
+*[[Philippians]]
+*[[Colossians]]
+*[[1 Thessalonians]]
+*[[2 Thessalonians]]

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	*Who wrote the various books of the Bible?		*Who wrote the various books of the Bible?
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		+	!colspan="6"\|Bible Authors
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		+	\|Bread & Butter
		+	\|Pie
		+	\|Buns
		+	\|Danish
		+	\|colspan="1"\|Croissant
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		+	\|Cheese
		+	\|colspan="1"\|Ice cream
		+	\|Butter
		+	\|Yogurt
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	The following handout may be useful [https://overviewbible.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Authors-of-the-Bible-01.png Authorship of the Bible]		The following handout may be useful [https://overviewbible.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Authors-of-the-Bible-01.png Authorship of the Bible]

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 ==The Canon==
 ===Original Authors===
-Break into groups and ask them to work on the following questions.  Ideally this can be done on Posters or something that can be hung up.  If possible you may want to provide commentaries, study Bibles, or some other resource that identifies authors of books of the Bible.
+Break into groups and ask students to work on the following questions.  Ideally this can be done on Posters or something that can be hung up.  If possible you may want to provide commentaries, study Bibles, or some other resource that identifies authors of books of the Bible.
 *Who wrote the various books of the Bible?

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 =Conclusion=
 *If the Bible is a reliable authoritative book, what does that mean for you?

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 *How would you respond if someone told you "You know, the Bible that you have is only part of the Bible.  There is actually a lot more of the Bible you just don't know about?"
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 **The canonization of the sixty-six books we have can be summarized in two key components.  The Old Testament we use is identical to the Old Testament that Jesus used and there is really no historical question about this.  In fact, John 7:15 makes it clear that the Old Testament Canon was very important to Christ.  It was not until much later in history that the Roman Catholic Church added some books to the Bible so that they could defend some of their more controversial doctrines.  So the answer is that the Old Testament that we use is the Old Testament that Christ endorsed.

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 *Who wrote the various books of the Bible?
-The following handout may be useful [https://overviewbible.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Authors-of-the-Bible-01.png]
+The following handout may be useful [https://overviewbible.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Authors-of-the-Bible-01.png Authorship of the Bible]
 ===Sixty-Six Books?===