Bible 901 LPT

• Lawyers, doctors of the Law, rabbis - scribes
• Jewish party that denied existence of angels - Sadducees
• Believing in many gods - Polytheistic
• Author of the New Testament - Holy Spirit
• Number of Epistles written by Paul - 13
• Unveiling or uncovering - Revelation
• Feast of weeks when Holy Spirit filled 120 disciples - Pentecost
• Deacon and evangelist of early church - Philip
• Jews who intermarried with the Gentiles - Samaritans
• Greek translation of Hebrew Scriptures - the Septuagint
• Under the Persian Empire, the high priest was allowed to rule the Jews.
• 11-16 intertestamental period books - the Apocrypha
• Synoptic Eyewitnesses authors - Matthew, Mark, Luke
• Place equal with the written law - Traditions (Pharisees)
• Four writes of the Seven General Epistles - Peter, James, John, Jude.
• Apocrypha: books that were written during the inter-Testamental period, but not included in the Protestant Bible.
• Pseudepigrapha - intertestamental Period literature which carried the names of false authors.
• Acts covered 30 years of Church History.
• Four gospels were written in order for: Jews, Gentiles, world, church.
• Four divisions of the NT in order: Historical, Pauline, General, Prophetical.
• Prosecution of Jews by the AE - Syrian
• Revelation - Jesus is the Lord of Lords
• An Apostle prisoner in his own hired - in period of Foreign Missions
• The Holy Spirit filled 120 people - Pentecost
• Main Empires during Intertestamental Period - Persian, Grecian, Roman, Egyptian, Syrian, Maccabean
• Paul wrote these Epistles:

  1. Romans
  2. 1 Corinthians
  3. 2 Corinthians
  4. Galatians
  5. Ephesians
  6. Philippians
  7. Colossians
  8. 1 Thessalonians
  9. 2 Thessalonians
  10. 1 Timothy
  11. 2 Timothy
  12. Titus
  13. Philemon
  14. possibly, Hebrews
• What doctrines did the Pharisees believe that were rejected by the Sadducees?

  The Pharisees believed in the resurrection of the body, life after death, angels, demons, and the coming of the Messiah and His Kingdom.
• How did the Septuagint prepare the world for the coming of Jesus Christ?

  It was used all over the Roman Empire to teach the Gentiles about God and to prepare the New Testament writers to write their books.