Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |          how, when and by whom the books of the Holy Scrip-~ture
  2   1,1,1  |            the times when the Holy Books were being written, it is
  3   1,1,1  |        between the Old and the New Books will become ~quite evident
  4   1,1,1  |            and meaning of the Holy Books, the reader will gradu-~
  5   1,1,1  |           its end. ~ Among all the books ever published, the Bible
  6   1,1,2  |           Bible is a collection of books that we believe were written
  7   1,1,2  |          is a ~Greek word meaning .books.. ~ ~ 4~ In order to appreciate
  8   1,1,2  |       containing a library of many books, ~the product not of one
  9   1,1,4  |          Scripture.~Initially, the books of the Old Testament were
 10   1,1,4  |          in a Jewish tongue. Later books of the ~Babylonian era contain
 11   1,1,4  |         while .deutero-~canonical. books written during the Greek
 12   1,1,4  |          were authored in Greek. ~ Books of the Holy Scripture did
 13   1,1,4  |         was being written were not books but papyrus or parchment
 14   1,1,4  |            they were stitched into books. ~ The original text of
 15   1,1,4  |   sentences into words in the Holy Books was undertaken by ~Deacon
 16   1,1,4  |           After them came the holy books of the ~Hebrews. The Church
 17   1,1,4  |       Moses. ~means the first five books of the Old Testament; .the
 18   1,1,4  |       prophets. . the last sixteen books. Speak-~ing with His disciples,
 19   1,1,4  |       Psalter in addition to these books: ... all things~must be
 20   1,1,4  |            the Church esteem these books . the Law of ~Moses, the
 21   1,1,4  |         Hebrew canon, the cycle of books recognized as sacred by
 22   1,1,4  |      remain two more categories of books besides the Law and the
 23   1,1,4  |            Prophets: the didactic ~books, of which only the Psalter
 24   1,1,4  |      mentioned, and the historical books. The Church has ~accepted
 25   1,1,4  |        Apostle had in mind all the books of ~the Old Testament, as
 26   1,1,4  |         received the sacred Hebrew books in the Greek translation
 27   1,1,4  |        canon also contained sacred books of Hebraic ~origin, which
 28   1,1,4  |        collection of Old Testament books (in the biblical science
 29   1,1,4  |            the ~.deuterocanonical. books). From the time of their
 30   1,1,4  |       ceased ~to make use of these books in their religious life. ~
 31   1,1,4  |         merit of the Old Testament books, the Christian ~Church has
 32   1,1,4  |           Bible as the New. Before books were printed, that is to
 33   1,1,4  |         Christian era, copying the books, collecting them, and acquiring
 34   1,1,4  |         the world. From ~the other books of the Old Testament, she
 35   1,1,4  |       these not ~even from all the books. In particular, we know
 36   1,1,4  |    collection of the Old Testament books. Only at the end of the
 37   1,1,4  |      Slavonic translations of ~the books of the Old Testament. And
 38   1,1,4  |       purely liturgical use of the books of the Old Testament has ~
 39   1,1,4  |             contents of the sacred books through them. It is necessary
 40   1,1,4  |            we must also read these books from a Christian point of ~
 41   1,1,4  |          Chris-~tians approach the books of the Old Testament in
 42   1,1,5  |        Bible’s emergence.~The holy books did not come into being
 43   1,1,5  |            continued writing their books with specific requests that
 44   1,1,5  |            included ~with the five Books of Moses, as though it was
 45   1,1,5  |            the ark where the other books of Moses were ~kept. ~ During
 46   1,1,5  |          and guardians of the holy books of the Old Testament. In
 47   1,1,5  |         the Old Testament. In the ~books of Chronicles, the prophets
 48   1,1,5  |          Testa-~ment.s .canonical. books. The main protagonist in
 49   1,1,5  |            efforts, had ~their own books included in his writings.
 50   1,1,5  |         were ~not included as holy books. For example, the book of
 51   1,1,5  |           The contents of the holy books of the Old Testament prove
 52   1,1,5  |             The ~narratives in the books of Moses describe, with
 53   1,1,5  |       third etc ... month, and the books themselves carry no individual
 54   1,1,5  |          specifically identify the books by ~name. After Moses, subsequent
 55   1,1,5  |   Testament contains the following books:~Five books of the Prophet
 56   1,1,5  |          the following books:~Five books of the Prophet Moses or
 57   1,1,5  |         Deuteronomy. ~ ~Historical books: Book of Joshua, Book of
 58   1,1,5  |          Book of Ruth, 1st and 2nd Books of ~Samuel, Kings and Chronicles,
 59   1,1,5  |             Esther. ~ ~Educational Books (having instructional contents):
 60   1,1,5  |       instructional contents): The Books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, ~
 61   1,1,5  |           of Solomon. ~ ~Prophetic books (primarily containing prophecies):
 62   1,1,5  |        Ezekiel, Daniel, and twelve books of the minor prophets, Hosea,
 63   1,1,5  |          of the above list of holy books was taken from the translations
 64   1,1,5  |         names for some of the holy books. ~ Apart from this list
 65   1,1,5  |            Apart from this list of books of the Old Testament, the
 66   1,1,5  |            another following ~nine books, regarded as .deutero-canonical.:
 67   1,1,5  |            deutero-canonical.: the books of Tobias, Judith, Wisdom
 68   1,1,5  |           Sirach, Second and Third books of Ezra, and three books
 69   1,1,5  |           books of Ezra, and three books of Maccabees. They are ~
 70   1,1,5  |            the list of .canonical. books had been com-~pleted by
 71   1,1,5  |         com-~pleted by Ezra. These books were always respected by
 72   1,1,5  |            the .deutero-canonical. books. While the Russian version
 73   1,1,5  |            contains both groups of books, some modern ~versions exclude
 74   1,1,5  |            the .deutero-canonical. books. ~The New Testament.~ The
 75   1,1,5  |           At that time none of the books of the New Testament yet
 76   1,1,5  |     documents whatever, except the books of the Old ~Testament as
 77   1,1,5  |       itself could not contain the books that should be written” (
 78   1,1,5  |         The earliest known list of books which apparently were regarded
 79   1,1,5  |           as well as various other books. But doubts existed in portions
 80   1,1,5  |          the Church in which other books than those ~we now recognize
 81   1,1,5  |         promulgated a list of the ~books of the New Testament which
 82   1,1,5  |       Revelation) amongst .all the books that are to be read. (Canon
 83   1,1,5  |      universal agreement as to the books of the New Testament, and
 84   1,1,5  |         now call the Bible. ~Other books?~ The picture we have, then,
 85   1,1,5  |       Church.s life. Some of these books were originally known in
 86   1,1,5  |          services, along with the ~books of the law and the prophets,
 87   1,1,5  |            the Church and the new ~books which spoke of salvation .
 88   1,1,5  |              there were also other books, quite a number of them,
 89   1,1,5  |       during the time in which the books of the New Testament came ~
 90   1,1,5  |               Some of these .other books. may indeed have been written
 91   1,1,5  |           Polycarp). Some of these books were in various parts of
 92   1,1,5  |          the Gospels and the other books of the New ~Testament as
 93   1,1,5  |           as we now have it. These books, however, should not be
 94   1,1,5  |           the wholly in-~authentic books written later, in the second
 95   1,1,6  |         king wanted to acquire the books of the Jewish law for his
 96   1,1,6  |         obtain and translate these books into Greek, the most widespread
 97   1,1,6  |            translation of the holy books by .the seventy. that is
 98   1,1,6  |       Russian language. Of all the books of the Old Testament, only
 99   1,1,6  |     publication of the .canonical. books of the Old Testament in ~
100   1,1,6  |            issue of the historical books of the Old ~Testament, and
101   1,1,6  |             and in 1872 the wisdom books. Meanwhile, Russian translations
102   1,1,6  |           translations of the holy books of ~the Old Testament appeared
103   1,1,6  |             Introduction ~2 . Five books of Moses ~3 . Historical
104   1,1,6  |           of Moses ~3 . Historical books of the Old Testament ~4 .
105   1,1,6  |          of the Old Testament ~4 . Books of wisdom of the Old Testament ~
106   1,1,6  |          of the Old Testament ~5 . Books of prophets of the Old Testament ~
107   1,1,7  |            integral ~collection of books, and considerably precedes
108   1,1,7  |       precedes even the individual books of the New Testament. ~Thus,
109   1,2,1  |       Introduction.~The first five books of the Bible, generally
110   1,2,1  |           desert. Originally these books constituted a single col-~
111   1,2,1  |        Josh. 1:7). Sometimes these books were also called the .Books
112   1,2,1  |        books were also called the .Books of Moses. (1 Ezra 6:18), ~.
113   1,2,1  |     ancient Hebrews. ~ Because the books of Pentateuch were the first
114   1,2,1  |         titles like all subsequent books of the Bible. To distinguish
115   1,2,2  |           as already listed in the books ~of Exodus and Leviticus.
116   1,2,3  |        woman study ~the Torah [the books of Moses] diligently and
117   1,2,4  |           teuch is called the Five Books of Moses, and the code of
118   1,3    |                  3. The historical books of the Old Testament.~ ~
119   1,3,1  |         overview of the historical books.~The historical books of
120   1,3,1  |   historical books.~The historical books of the Old Testament cover
121   1,3,1  |            BC). In particular, the books of Joshua and Judges cover
122   1,3,1  |      lesser or greater extent. The books of ~Kings and Chronicles
123   1,3,1  |           captivity in 586 BC. The books of Ezra, Nehemiah, Judith
124   1,3,1  |          Jerusalem. Fi-~nally, the books of the Maccabees cover the
125   1,3,1  |        that is found in the sacred books has equal significance for
126   1,3,1  |          Throughout the historical books of the Bible, of value ~
127   1,3,1  |            value of the historical books of the Bible is their clear
128   1,3,2  |       Bible, prayed to God, copied books ~and rewrote chronicles
129   1,3,2  |           source of the historical books of the Bible. ~Sometimes
130   1,3,3  |           Joshua.~The story in the Books of Moses (Exodus, Numbers
131   1,3,5  |                                The books of the Kingdoms.~Then there
132   1,3,5  |             Then there are several books in the Bible called the
133   1,3,5  |            in the Bible called the books of the Kingdoms and Paralipomenon~.
134   1,3,5  |        north of the Holy Land. The books of the Kingdoms cover a
135   1,3,5  |           parts called 1st and 2nd books of the Kingdoms. So is Sepher~
136   1,3,5  |           parts called 3rd and 4th books of the Kingdoms. Tradition
137   1,3,5  |         Kingdoms. ~The 3rd and 4th books of the Kingdoms were written
138   1,3,5  |          by several prophets. ~The books of Paralipomenon supplement
139   1,3,5  |           and, in part, repeat the books of the Kingdoms. ~In the
140   1,3,5  |            events recounted in the books of the Kingdoms. ~The 1st
141   1,3,5  |          1st and 2nd (3rd and 4th) books of the Kingdoms re-~count,
142   1,3,5  |       Daniel. ~ The stories of the books of the Kingdoms clearly
143   1,3,5  |         Daniel. ~Ezra collects the books of ~the Holy Scripture 450.~
144   1,3,6  |       so-called deutero-canonical, books of Ezra, for a total of
145   1,3,6  |            Ezra, so there are four books of Ezra . ~trans). The main
146   1,3,6  |           s Law and collecting the books of the Holy Scripture into
147   1,3,6  |          of the Old Testament. The books written af-~ter Ezra were
148   1,3,6  |     included in the list of Sacred books, for which reason they are
149   1,3,6  |            the ~Bible. Most of the books, composed after Ezra, were
150   1,3,7  |         religious principles. Both books record the history of the
151   1,3,0  |                                The books of Maccabees.~These books
152   1,3,0  |          books of Maccabees.~These books bear the name of the heroes
153   1,3,0  |         actions they describe. The books recount the ~events that
154   1,3,0  |    conclusion we must say that the books of Maccabees are full of
155   1,3,0  |          Christians found in these books ~numerous edifying examples
156   1,4    |                        4. Didactic books of the Old Testament.~ ~
157   1,4    |              The Bible has several books that contain moral instruction
158   1,4    |      didactic~. As compared to the books of Moses, that contain direct
159   1,4    | commandments of ~God, the didactic books are written with the intent
160   1,4    |         This category includes the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs
161   1,4    |       literary form, most didactic books of the Old Testament are
162   1,4    |       Among the Jews, the didactic books, together with some historical (
163   1,4    |   prophetic (Lamentations, Daniel) books are known as ~Ketubim (or
164   1,4,1  |          included among the sacred books. The book of Job is written
165   1,4,1  |        similar to other ~Solomon.s books.Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. ~
166   1,4,1  |            is mentioned in several books of the Bible as a man of
167   1,4,5  |         the canon of Jewish sacred books because ~it was in this
168   1,4,7  |          Law, the Prophets and the books of the fathers. He was one
169   1,4,7  |        various translations of the~books of Sirach and Wisdom as
170   1,5    |                     5. Prophetical Books.~ ~
171   1,5,1  |  prophecies. Some of the Biblical ~books predominantly tell us about
172   1,5,1  |           find sixteen prophetical books in the Old Testament and
173   1,5,1  |       Testament. The Old Testament books of prophecies include the
174   1,5,1  |          of prophecies include the Books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, ~Ezekiel,
175   1,5,1  |          writers of the first four books (Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel
176   1,5,1  |            Prophets, because their books are bigger in size than
177   1,5,1  |            bigger in size than the books of ~the other fourteen prophets,
178   1,5,1  |          Minor. There are two more books that are ~added to the Book
179   1,5,1  |     predictions from the prophetic books have already been fulfilled,
180   1,5,1  |           and inspiration of their books. ~ The Christian faith teaches
181   1,5,1  |         dedicated to the prophetic books of the Old Testament, is
182   1,5,1  |           content of the prophetic books. In our previous brochure . .
183   1,5,2  |           easier to understand the books of prophecies, if we are
184   1,5,2  |            in the First and Second Books of Kings. ~ During the long
185   1,5,5  |          Review of the Prophetical Books in Chronological Order.~
186   1,5,5  |        discussion of the prophetic books clearer, we will order it
187   1,5,5  |        Compared to other prophetic books, the book of Jeremiah contains
188   1,5,5  |        Another book, adjoining the books of Jeremiah, is the Book
189   1,5,5  |         given to the faithful. The books of prophecies also give ~
190   1,5,7  |          which makes the prophetic books look somewhat severe in
191   1,5,7  |          everywhere throughout the books of the prophets, he would
192   1,5,7  |        borrowed from the prophetic books of the Old ~Testament. ~
193   1,5,7  |            Old Testament prophetic books helps a Christian to understand ~
194   1,5,7  |           see where they lead. The books of ~prophecies are to be
195   1,Add,0|          fulfilled. Therefore, the books of the Hebrews ~are still
196   1,Add,1|            was written down in the books of the New Testa-~ment,
197   2,1    |    interested in the Jewish sacred books and had the Old~ ~3~Testament
198   2,1,5  |        composed of three groups of books: the Law, the five books
199   2,1,5  |           books: the Law, the five books of Moses; the Prophets,
200   2,1,5  |           Prophets, including~many books of history as well as most
201   2,1,5  |     history as well as most of the books of prophecy; and the Writings,~
202   2,1,5  |          the Psalms and many other books of our Old Testament (Luke
203   2,1,5  |            44). In their~minds the books of the Law came from God
204   2,1,5  |           the land~of Caanan these books of Moses were regarded as
205   2,1,5  |         law and of other treasured~books — history and prophecy and
206   2,1,5  |        prophecy and the Psalms and books of wisdom. A new interest
207   2,1,5  |         with bringing together the books of the Old Testament. He~
208   2,1,5  |    interest in studying the sacred books so~that from his days the
209   2,1,5  |          the present.~The fourteen books which we know as the Apocrypha
210   2,1,5  |            religion; but the other books of this~collection are of
211   2,1,5  |        though they~permitted these books to be read for edification,
212   2,1,5  |         important as the~Canonical books.~
213   2,1,6  |          ancient manuscript of~the books of Moses, which is of great
214   2,2,1  |          designates~the first four books of the New Testament which
215   2,2,1  |            Indeed, while~all other books contain the opinions of
216   2,2,2  |       Gospel Texts.~All the Sacred books of the New Testament were
217   2,2,2  |            in~Hebrew, in which the books of the Old Testament were
218   2,2,2  |          to make the New~Testament books accessible to a maximum
219   2,2,2  |            the texts of the Sacred Books in their original purity.
220   2,2,2  |           the Sacred~New Testament Books to ensure that they were
221   2,2,2  |           the genuineness of these books rests~upon better evidence
222   2,2,2  |            9th century, the Sacred~Books of the New Testament were
223   2,2,3  |          time at which each of the books of the New Testament was
224   2,2,3  |         numerous references to the books of the New~Testament.~The
225   2,2,3  |           New~Testament.~The first books of the New Testament were
226   2,2,3  |           Gospels and other Sacred Books, referencing their origin
227   2,2,4  |           non-credible, repudiated books.~These books contain distorted
228   2,2,4  |            repudiated books.~These books contain distorted and dubious
229   2,3,1  |          teachings from these Holy Books.~
230   2,4,3  |           liturgical clothing) and books (probably also liturgical
231   2,4,3  |           probably also liturgical books, 2~Tim. 4:13) with a certain
232   2,5,1  |        There are a great number of books about the~Apocalypse, among
233   2,5,2  |           ranks of other canonical books of Holy Scripture. Especially~
234   2,5,4  |          prophet Daniel and in the books of the~Maccabees) and the
235   2,5,9  |           11:21-45).~The first two books of the Maccabees serve as
236   2,5,2  |       universal resurrection, “the~books were opened and . . . those
237   2,5,2  |    according to the entries in the books.”~Evidently, it is then,