Understanding the Bible's Structure

This video tutorial, led by Kylie, introduces viewers to the structure of the Bible, focusing on chapters and verses. It explains how to locate stories and messages using the Bible's organizational system. The video also covers the history of chapters and verses, and provides tips for finding specific passages. Viewers are encouraged to practice their knowledge through online games and quizzes.

What is the main focus of this video?

• Learning about the different books of the Bible

• Understanding chapters and verses in the Bible

• Learning about the life of Jesus

• Exploring the history of the Bible

Where is the first story of creation found in the Bible?

• Numbers Chapter 1

• Genesis Chapter 1

• Exodus Chapter 1

• Leviticus Chapter 1

Which chapter in Genesis tells the story of Noah's Ark?

• Chapter 8

• Chapter 6

• Chapter 4

• Chapter 2

How can you find the story of Jesus as told by John?

• Look in the Old Testament

• Look in the book of Genesis

• Look in the New Testament, Gospel according to John

• Look in the book of Psalms

What is a simple way to find any book in the Bible?

• Reading the entire Bible

• Guessing the location

• Asking a friend

• Using the table of contents

What is a verse in the Bible?

• A paragraph

• A one or two sentence segment

• A book

• A chapter

How are verses usually numbered?

• At the end of the verse

• In large print

• In small print at the beginning of the verse

• In the middle of the verse

What does the reference 'Mark 9:36-37' indicate?

• Chapter 9, verses 36 and 37 in the book of Matthew

• Chapter 37, verses 9 and 36 in the book of Mark

• Chapter 9, verses 36 and 37 in the book of Mark

• Chapter 36, verses 9 and 37 in the book of Mark

What does 'NIV' stand for in Bible references?

• New Illustrated Version

• New Illustrated Volume

• New International Volume

• New International Version

Why were chapters and verses added to the Bible?

• To make it easier to print

• To make it look more organized

• To add more content

• To help with cross-referencing