Walk Through The Bible
An Introduction Series To The New & Old Testament Books Of The Bible
The Structure of the Bible: A Comprehensive Overview
Ch. 1 Structure of the Bible
The Bible’s literary genres include historical accounts, laws, poetry, wisdom literature, prophecy, gospels, epistles, and apocalyptic writings, all contributing to a unified message of God’s redemption plan for humanity. Despite its diversity of authors, time periods, and literary styles, the Bible presents a cohesive message centered on God’s plan of redemption—from creation, the fall, and Israel’s history to the coming of Christ and the promise of eternal life for believers.
Ch. 3 New Testament Era’s
The New Testament reveals God’s redemptive fulfillment through key eras. Gospels tell of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. Church (Acts) records the gospel’s spread. Missions (Epistles) instruct believers in faith and practice. End Times (Revelation) prophecies Christ’s return and God’s eternal kingdom.
Ch. 2 Old Testament Era’s
The Old Testament traces God’s plan through key eras. Creation covers the world’s origins and sin. Patriarchs follow Abraham’s covenant. Exodus details Israel’s deliverance and the Law. Conquest and Judges show Israel’s settlement and struggles. Kingdom records Israel’s rise, division, and fall. Exile and Return depict judgment and restoration, leading to the Silence era before Christ.
Ch. 4 Theological Doctrine of the Bible
The Bible’s theological doctrine centers on key truths. God is sovereign, eternal, and triune. Christ is the divine Son, Savior, and risen Lord. The Holy Spirit empowers, convicts, and indwells believers. Angels serve God, while Satan and demons oppose Him. Man is created in God’s image but fallen in sin. Salvation comes by grace through faith in Christ. The Church is Christ’s body, called to worship and mission. Future things include Christ’s return, final judgment, and eternal life for believers.