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St. John Vianney Young Adults Group :: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Bible :: Session 1 - Introduction

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Post by Rouselle Fri Aug 11, 2017 9:46 am

Fifty-nine "supplemental books" make up the rest of the Bible. These books are not designated "supplemental" because they are less important than the narrative books; but in this study, we will set them aside to focus on the "big picture." Once you have learned the chronological story told in these narrative books, you will be better equipped to read the remaining books of the Bible in the historical context.

Look at the top purple Royal Kingdom period on your Chart. The books of 1 Samuel 9-31, 2 Samuel, and 1 Kings 1-11 tell the story of this time period, during which God establish a kingdom under David and Solomon. What are the "supplemental books" for this time period? (You can find these listed at the bottom of the Royal Kingdom period on your Bible Timeline Chart.)
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