What everyone needs to know about the Bible

Introduction

Question 1: What is the Bible?

Question 2: Is it important to consider the claims of the Bible? (15 reasons why)

Question 3: What is special terms does the Bible useto describe itself?

Question 4: Why are the two divisions of the Bible called the Old and New Testament?

Question 5: What value does the Old Testament have?

Question 6: What value does the New Testament have?

Question 7: Why are the books of the Bible placed in a particular order, or sequence?

Question 8: Why is the Bible divided into chapters and verses?

Question 9: What symbol or word pictures does the Bible use to describe itself?

Question 10: What does the phrase, "the Word of God" mean?

Question 11: Does the Old Testament claim to be the Word of God?

Question 12: How does the New Testament view the Old Testament?

Question 13: Does the New Testament claim to be the Word of God?

Question 14: How do we know the Bible is the Word of God?

Question 15: Why do we need a written revelation from God?

Question 16: Is it logical to think that God would communicate with humanity?

Question 17: Is human language a sufficient means of communication from God to humanity?

Question 18: To whom was the Bible written?

Question 19: Are there other written sources of religious truth from God apart from the Bible?

Question 20: If God was behind the writing of a book, then what should we expect from it?

Question 21: What power does the Bible have to change lives?

Question 22: What is the clarity of Scripture? (Perspicuity)

Question 23: Because the Scripture is clear does this mean everything can be easily understood?

Question 24: What is the sufficiency of Scripture?

Question 25: Why should an ancient book, like the Bible, be used as the basis of our