

What's in your Bible?
7 snips Feb 14, 2017
An overview of the entire Bible with a focus on the structure of the Hebrew Scriptures. The guys discuss the structure of the Old Testament and how it helps interpret the way Jesus talked about Scripture. They also explore the structure of the New Testament and why it's important to understand it. The podcast delves into the division of the Hebrew Bible and highlights the intentional placement of every word. They also discuss different versions of the English Bible translation and the ordering of books in the Old and New Testaments.
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Old Testament Structure
- The Christian Old Testament has four sections: Pentateuch, History, Poetry, and Prophets.
- These aren't explicitly separated in the table of contents, but there's a historical logic to this division.
Jesus's Old Testament View
- Jesus referred to the scriptures in three sections: Law, Prophets, and Psalms.
- This differs from the four-part structure of the Christian Old Testament.
Tanakh Structure
- The Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) has three sections: Torah (Teaching), Nevi'im (Prophets), and Ketuvim (Writings).
- This structure is supported by Jewish writings and authors contemporary with or before Jesus.