Can you name the Principle Thought of Each Bible Book? by englematics

Can you name the Principle Thought of Each Bible Book?

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Some of the books have a Principle Thought: Others are about a number of things. ~Henry H. Halley
Source: Halley
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Principle Thought	Book
Unity of the Church
The Churches of Crete
History of the Southern Kingdom
Organization of the Kingdom
Jesus the Wonderful
Nature of Christ's Work
Various Church Disorders
The Care of the Church in Ephesus
Jesus the Son of God
Rebuilding of Jerusalem
Problem of Suffering
Good Works
An Errand of Mercy to Nineveh
[Priestly] Laws of the Hebrew Nation
Return from Captivity
Final Message to a Disobedient People
Caution against False Teachers
Jesus the Son of Man
Rejection of John's Helpers
To a Persecuted Church
Jesus the Messiah
Prediction of the Holy Spirit Age

Principle Thought	Book
First 300 years in the Land
Coming of a 'Pure Language'
The Conquest of Canaan
Paul's Vindication of his Apostleship
[Priestly Account of the] Reign of David
A Dirge Over the Destruction of Jerusalem
Paul's Final Word
Destruction of Nineveh
A Missionary Epistle
Destruction of Edom
Ultimate Universal Rule of David
Love
Bethlehem to be Birthplace of the Messiah
Christ the Mediator of a New Covenant
Conversion of a Runaway Slave
'They shall Know that I am God'
The Covenant with the Hebrew Nation
The Lord's Second Coming
Laws of the Hebrew Nation
Rebuilding the Temple
Glorification of Wedded Love
Formation of the Church

Principle Thought	Book
Prediction of Apostasy
The Lord's Second Coming
Apostasy of Israel
A Last Effort to Save Jerusalem
Imminent Apostasy
Ultimate Triumph of Christ
History of the Divided Kingdom
Rebuilding the Temple
Deity of Jesus
Wisdom of Solomon
Journey to the Promised Land
National Hymn Book of Israel
By Grace, not by Law
The Prophet of Babylon
Vanity of Earthly Life
Division of the Kingdom
Beginning of the Messianic Family of David
'The Just shall Live by Faith'
Founding of the Hebrew Nation
Reign of David
The Messianic Prophet
Escape of Israel from Extermination

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Principle Thought of Each Bible Book Quiz

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Created Mar 20, 2010 in Religion
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	theologystudent:	Mar 20th, 2010 at 15:09 GMT	2 points
	Interesting, but Halley seems to put a huge spin on some of the books. For example, it's a bit of a stretch to say that the central message in Micah is "Bethlehem to be Birthplace of the Messiah." I used to love reading Halley's Handbook when I was younger, but he tends to overly simplify things like this. That said, it was still a fun quiz.

	englematics:	Mar 21st, 2010 at 01:27 GMT	0 points
	Yea, I just recently discovered the Handbook and am loving the read presently. At the beginning of the Handbook he makes his spin explicit by saying that Jesus is the central character of every book of the Bible. Glad you enjoyed the quiz.

	waterjoe:	Mar 21st, 2010 at 02:41 GMT	4 points
	It is "principal," not "principle."

	englematics:	Mar 24th, 2010 at 22:51 GMT	-1 points
	With all due respect, I think that it is "principle", according to my dictionary.

	waterjoe:	Mar 25th, 2010 at 21:20 GMT	3 points
	If by "principle thought" you mean "main thought," it is principal. From the New Oxford American Dictionary principal \|ˈprinsəpəl\| adjective [ attrib. ] 1 first in order of importance; main : the country's principal cities. USAGE Is it principal or principle? Principal means 'most important' or 'person in charge': : my principal reason for coming tonight;: the high school principal. It also means 'a capital sum': : the principal would be repaid in five years. Principle means 'rule, basis for conduct': : her principles kept her from stealing despite her poverty.