Chapter One Introduction to the Bible and Its Influence.

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Chapter One Introduction to the Bible and Its Influence

What is the Bible  Religious Guidebook  Classical Literature  Book of Cultural and Societal Influence

Types of Books Found in the Bible  Narratives  Novellas (short stories)  Songbooks  Legal Codes  National Epics  Prophecies

Types of Books Found in the Bible (Continued)  Gospels  History Book  Letters  Apocalyptic Literature

Bible’s Influence on American History and Society

Government  Laws  Declaration of Independence  Constitution  Political Parties

Historical Movements  Crusades  Reformation  American Revolution  Civil Rights Movement

Pop Culture  Movies  TV Shows  Popular Music

Literature and Language  Books  Words

History of Bible  Over 25 Authors  Over 2,000 Years to Complete  Old Testament=Hebrew  New Testament=Greek

History of English Bible  Bibles only in Latin during Middle Ages  Illegal to Translate a Bible  William Tyndale and John Wycliffe  First People to Translate Bible to English  King James Ordered First Official English Translation  King James Version of 1611

Popular English Translations  King James (Oldest)  New King James  American Standard  English Bible  New International Version or NIV (Most Popular)