NT Bible Content Study Guide of Book Descriptions Flashcards

Learn the descriptions of each NT Book.

1
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__________ presents Jesus is the Messiah, the eternal king, and the fulfillment of the Old Testament promises.

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Matthew

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2
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________’s direct, fast-moving style carries the reader swiftly towards the central event of the gospel, Jesus’ death, and resurrection.

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Mark

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3
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__________ presents Jesus’s ancestry, birth, and early life before moving carefully through his ministry, death, and resurrection. The most comprehensive of all the Gospels.

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Luke

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4
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__________ focuses on the mystery of the person of Jesus Christ and the Incarnation, His relationship to the Father, and the importance of belief in Christ.

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John

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5
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Luke’s account of the birth and growth of the Christian Church and it’s spread in accordance with Jesus’ Great Commission.

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Acts

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6
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A comprehensive and systematic presentation of the gospel.

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Romans

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7
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A letter describing the problems, pressures, and struggles of a church called out of Pagan society.

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1 Corinthians

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8
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Paul’s attempt to reconcile a bitterly divided church back to Christ and the true Gospel. A follow-up correspondence from 1st ___________.

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2 Corinthians

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The classic treatment on the doctrine of justification by grace through faith alone. Written to refute Jewish/Christian legalism.

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Galations

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10
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Explains the riches Christians have in Christ and the spiritual resources motivating and empowering our daily lives.

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Ephesians

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11
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A treatise on joy and encouragement during adverse circumstances; A call to center our thoughts and actions on the pursuit of the person and power of Christ.

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Philippians

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12
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A treatise on the supremacy of the person of Christ and the sufficiency of the salvation he has provided.

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Colossians

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13
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Paul implores a slave owner to show forgiveness instead of exact severe consequence.

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Philemon

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14
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Words of encouragement to a faithful at struggling church focusing primarily on the encouragement offered by the return of Christ.

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1 Thessalonians

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Words of encouragement to a faithful at struggling church focusing particularly on clarifying misunderstandings concerning the return of Jesus Christ.

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2 Thessalonians

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16
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A letter to a young protege and Pastor who faces heavy responsibility.

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1 Timothy

17
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A letter to a young protege who continues to face heavy responsibility.

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2 Timothy

18
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A letter to an associate who worked as Paul’s Apostolic representative focusing on the role, responsibilities, organization, and supervision, of the church in Crete.

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Titus

19
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A singular work with an unknown author; Presents the superiority of Christ and defends from the Old Testament.

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Hebrews

20
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A treatise on true faith. Faith is not simply believing correctly but acting courageously.

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James

21
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Comforting the persecuted, Peter reminds Christians of their heavenly inheritance and encourages them to live in submission to God’s will.

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1 Peter

22
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Confronting false teachers, Peter stresses the need for growth in grace and knowledge of Christ. The best antidote for error is mature comprehension of the truth.

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2 Peter

23
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A spiritual father’s caution against the lure of worldliness. A manual for measuring and maintaining spiritual health and fitness by examining the genuineness of our relationship with God and exercise of the spiritual life within us.

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1 John

24
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A warning against divisive, false, and self-serving teachers. Cautions Christians about receiving heretics into their homes and their churches.

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2 John

25
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Another warning against divisive, false, and self-serving teachers. Encourages fellowship with Christian brothers and sisters.

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3 John

26
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A reminder to the churches to keep strong in the faith and vigilantly fight heresy.

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Jude

27
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The apocalyptic conclusion of God’s plan of redemption Where his holy name will be vindicated before all creation.

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Revalation