How to with the bible

The land of canaan

The Land of Canaan is essential because who ever controls the area was said to have major power. For instance, at the time there were three main tribes. One of which were the Egyptians.

Amongst the area was a dessert. The same dessert that Abraham avoided during his gurney. This is the same for Egypt. If wished to concur the other tribes they had to travel through the Land of Canaan.

Making the Land of Canaan essential to the countries close by. This also goes the same for all the other countries.

Time line of Events

The bible as a library

The bible is made up of many stories. These stories tell about the past and what may come in the future. Though these stories have not been proven real but these are representations of history.

The bible is a big book about God and his said to be son Jesus. Many people read the Bible and it is one of the most important books in the world.

The bible has influenced the way we all think about the past and what we define as write and wrong. There are said to be 44 Arthur's within the 66 books the book contains. The bible is over 1600y old.

Which would mean the bible would have been created from the year 400 or early. The bible was made in many languages. It started Hebrew then Aramaic and finally followed by Greek then English

Question 7 and 8 of page 14 Q7: because God inspired the authors of the bible. Q8: that God is really

Narrative Description A narrative is a story told in a series of gradually unfolding events or experiences. Example 13 So Abram went up from Egypt to the Negev, with his wife and everything he had,

and Lot went with him. 2 Abram had become very wealthy in livestock and in silver and gold.

Mark Luke John Matthew wrote the bible. Mark was in 60-60 Luke was in 80-90 John was in 95

The bible as a scroll

600bc- tablets. 450 - scrolls - paper/papyrus. They put it in pots. 300-200 BCE - the Greeks came - Alexander the Great came. Language changes - translation. Not the Different meanings for many words

OT- Written Aramaic - written Greek - Latin than English.