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DefinitionLiterary StyleSynoptic GospelsSynoptic ProblemThe ProblemProposed SolutionsTheory of Mutual DependenceTheory of Documentary HypothesisTheory of Oral TraditionEclectic ViewWhy SimilaritiesWhy Diferences?Definition The Term Gospel comes from an old Anglo-Saxon word godespel meaning God's tid...

Pauline Epistles Many of the New Testament writers used the Epistles to communicate in. The Epistolary is a personal letter written to Christian people that were known personally. They would begin with a formal salutation 1 Corinthians 1:1 then display the body of the letter with a concluding greeti...

Wisdom LiteratureIntroduction Revelation is perhaps the most controversial Book of the whole Bible. It has been studied and examined from the early Church to the present day, with four major interpretations. This being the case it demands a careful approach. The Scriptures must be allowed to interpr...

DefinitionAuthorshipDocumentary HypothesisDefinitionArchaeologyConservative ViewDefinition The term Pentateuch is the Greek name given to the first five books of the Old Testament. It comes from two Greek words, Pente meaning five and Teuchos meaning book or volume. It represents a five volume book....

Historical Background The second section of the Old Testament is the historical narratives. This section would include the books of Joshua, Judges, 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Kings, 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra and Nehemiah. There were two major groups which occupied the land of Palestine in the early days...