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| A man rebels against the Lord's plan to preach in a city that he hates and God has him swallowed by a fish. | |
| A former travelling partner of Paul tells Jesus' Gospel story. | |
| The invasion of Jerusalem by Philistines and the attacks of the Babylonians. | |
| A prophet details the second part of his story -- covering the rest of the kingship of David. | |
| Paul writes to a church to thank them for the support they've sent while he's been imprisoned in Rome. He encourages them to live a life worthy of the Gospel, and warns against Jud | |
| Paul writes a church that was started by a convert of his from Ephesus. Paul writes to correct numerous heresies that they had begun to believe including Angel worship and Secret K | |
| The conquest of the Promised Land by the Israelites. | |
| Paul writes to a young preacher to encourage him (part one). | |
| A bunch of songs written by David and others. | |
| The only letter from this writer in the New Testament, he addresses the danger of false teachers and apostates. | |
| A prophet that is captive in Babylon is told by the Lord that his wife will die -- just as Jerusalem will be conquered and destroyed. | |
| A doctor gives his rendition of the Gospel story. | |
| A prophet of doom, commanded by the Lord not to marry, preaches in Judah, but has few friends. The longest book in the Bible. | |
| A minor prophet calls for the rebuilding of the temple. | |
| Paul's letter to the most important city in Asia Minor (now Turkey), expressing the need for unity, maturity, the renewal of one's personal life and deference in personal relations | |
| The poetry that covers the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple. | |
| First letter from Paul to a church where his first visit resulted in a near riot, forcing him to flee. | |
| A major prophet details his ministry during the expansion of the Assyrian empire and the decline of Israel. Most famous in Christian circles for its many prophesies about the comin | |
| Jesus' headstrong friend writes to Christians (part two). | |
| The five main offerings to be given to the Lord, rules for cleanness and the Day of Atonement. Also -- rules for priests. | |
| Second letter from Jesus' closest friend to the churches. | |
| Paul writes to a young preacher to encourage him (part two). | |
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| Third letter from Jesus' closest friend to the churches. | |
| A minor prophet calls for the Israelites to complete the rebuilding of the temple that they'd begun. He has a series of eight night visions. | |
| God and Satan discuss a righteous man and his reaction to tribulation. His friends come by to chat, but don't help much. | |
| A minor prophet talks about the Day of the Lord Coming on Judah, God's Judgement of the Nations, and the Redemption of the Remnant. | |
| Gives the historical account of what the disciples did after Jesus' death and resurrection. The early spread of the Gospel message. | |
| Ninevah's fall is prophesied. | |
| A circular letter from Paul to several churches in a region. His primary message is the Justification of the Doctrine of Liberty and Faith. | |
| Jesus' brother writes of the dangers of favoritism, worldliness, and the tongue. | |
| A prophet details the first part of his story -- covering the first two kings of Israel. The first king goes crazy and the second king commits a mortal sin, but repents. | |
| A minor prophet details a locust plague and severe drought that affects Judah. | |
| First letter from Jesus' closest friend to the churches. | |
| A recap of the Patriarchs, the sons of Jacob, geneologies from the Creation to the Restoration. Also, recaps of David's rule and Solomon's rule (part one). | |
| An unknown writer pens a letter to Christian Jews. | |
| Paul writes to a young man that he has trained and that now is ministering in Crete. | |
| Second letter to one of the biggest cities in Greece. The letter covers forgiving people who sin and asks for a donation for the believers in Jerusalem. | |
| The return from exile and the rebuilding of the Temple. | |
| The Israelite's journey from Mount Sinai to the plains of Moab. Highlights the murmuring and rebellion of God's people. | |
| A great guy gets thrown to the lions, but survies. | |
| A King of Israel expresses his love and desire for his wife. She returns the favor. | |
| The world is created, the fall of man, the story of Abraham. | |
| Jesus' headstrong friend writes to Christians (part one). | |
| A prophet is instructed to take as his wife an unfaithful woman. The illustration is used by God to show Israel's relationship to Him. | |
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| A contemporary of Isaiah and Hosea predicts destruction unless Israel repents. | |
| Jesus' close friend tells of visions he's had of the future. | |
| A former tax collector tells his observations in this Gospel story. | |
| Moses' farewell address to the Israelites. | |
| A minor prophet, working as a field hand with sheep and in the sycamore-fig groves proclaims judgement on the Nations and details Oracles against Israel. | |
| A pampered Eqyptian prince leaves his homeland, then returns to help a bunch of slaves escape captivity. | |
| A collection of the sayings of Solomon, the wisest human man to ever live. | |
| A minor prophet speaks out against Israel's religious malaise. Even though the temple has been rebuilt, people don't have their hearts right with God. Also, the final book of the O | |
| A dialogue between the prophet and God. The prophet asks why the evil in Judah goes unpunished. | |
| The continuing story of Israel's kings, and Elijah and Elisha (part two). | |
| Two widows, one the daughter-in-law of the other, struggle with the hardships of life until the younger one finds a husband. | |
| A recap of Solomon's rule (part two), the building of the Temple, and the Kings of Judah. | |
| Solomon's take on life -- having had great success, he calls all things of Earth apart from the pursuit of God, 'vanity'. | |
| After Joshua's death, until the time of the first monarchs of Israel. The story of Samson. | |
| The story of Solomon and the many kings that followed him. Includes the ministries of Elijah and Elisha (part one). | |
| Rebuilding the Wall of Jerusalem after the return from the exile. | |
| Paul writes a church that he's never visited, but has tried to travel there several times. The church is in the capital of the Roman Empire. | |
| Paul writes to a friend and slaveowner about one of the man's slaves -- also a believer. | |
| First letter to one of the biggest cities in Greece. The church there had problems with Christians identifying themselves not with Christ, but with a favorite teacher (Apollos, Pau | |
| A young Israelite girl uses her influence with the King to spare her people hardship and persecution. | |
| Jesus' best friend on Earth tells his Gospel story. | |
| Second letter from Paul to a church where his first visit resulted in a near riot, forcing him to flee. | |
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