The Holy Bible
The Bible is a series of compiled writings from known and reliable sources that describes for us the rules and guidelines of the kingdom (government) of YHWH. The Holy Bible is therefore similar to the constitution of any government. It is the core of all law and authority and should be the central focal point for our nation. The Bible fills that role for the various communities of faith without regard to the name of the denomination.
The primary divisions of biblical writings are:
TaNaKh - Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) or the original books authored in Hebrew or Aramaic.
Torah - Writings Attributed to Moses including and limited to:
Genesis - B'reysheet - In the Beginning
Exodus - Sh'mot - Names
Leviticus - Vayikra - And HE Called
Numbers - B'midbar - In the Wilderness
Deuteronomy - Devarim - Matters, Words or Things -
Neviyim - Prophets, both the major and minor prophets.
Kotavim - Writings or the rest of the historical and poetic documents.
The Bible is a series of compiled writings from known and reliable sources that describes for us the rules and guidelines of the kingdom (government) of YHWH. The Holy Bible is therefore similar to the constitution of any government. It is the core of all law and authority and should be the central focal point for our nation. The Bible fills that role for the various communities of faith without regard to the name of the denomination.
The primary divisions of biblical writings are:
TaNaKh - Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) or the original books authored in Hebrew or Aramaic.
Torah - Writings Attributed to Moses including and limited to:
Genesis - B'reysheet - In the Beginning
Exodus - Sh'mot - Names
Leviticus - Vayikra - And HE Called
Numbers - B'midbar - In the Wilderness
Deuteronomy - Devarim - Matters, Words or Things -
Neviyim - Prophets, both the major and minor prophets.
Kotavim - Writings or the rest of the historical and poetic documents.