ETLS - The Role of The Bible

The Bible is unique; it was written over a period of fifteen

hundred years and was completed nearly two thousand years ago. Even though, all historians and archaeologists are doubting about it.

• True

• False

The Bible is designed narratively.

What is in Act 4?

• The Life, Death, Resurrection and Ascension of the Lord Jesus

• The Creation

• The Story of his People Israel

• The Consummation of the New Creation

The story about God who re–established his covenant with Noah and Abraham can be found in . . .

• Act 1

• Act 2

• Act 3

• Act 4

The story of Christ who was born in Bethlehem and went to Egypt before returning to Nazareth can be found in . . .

• Act 1

• Act 2

• Act 3

• Act 4

Why is the Bible relevant for teachers and students in the 21st century?

God has revealed himself through, except . . .

• The world he created

• His physically appearance among us

• The living word

• The written word

The living word means . . .

• The Holy Spirit

• His Son Jesus

• The Bible

The Bible is not the same like any other book because it is inspired by God himself. It is so old and revealed Word of God who does not change.

• True

• False

The Bible is God's word for all nations.

• True

• False

Why does the Bible has its authority?

• Because God is its Author

• Because It was written by human hands

• Because it is exclusive, limited, and scientifically proven