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| God reveals Himself to us because He wants us to know Him. We call this________. |
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| The relationship between three persons in one God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) is called the _____________. |
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| This is the written record of God's Revelation. |
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| God's revelation is most complete in __________. |
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| The Bible has 73 of these. |
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| The Church lives out God's revelation. We learn about God by participating in the Church. This is called __________. |
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| God guided the human authors of the Bible. We call this _____________. |
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| It took ______________ to write the Bible and put it together the way it is today. |
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| Different kinds of writing can be called ___________________. |
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| God's relationship with the people of Israel is found in this section of the Bible. |
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| The story of Jesus, his followers, and the beginning of the Church is found in this section of the Bible. |
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| These books tell about God in everyday life. |
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| These books were written by apostles and early Church leaders. They wrote to the people they were teaching about Jesus. |
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| These books describe events in the story of God's people, the Israelites. |
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| These books contain the messages of the prophets. |
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| These first five books of the Bible describe the beginning of God's relationship with His people. |
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| These books are about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. |
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| This book tells how the apostles started the Church after Jesus was back in heaven. |
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| This is the last book of the Bible. It tells about the second coming of Jesus. |
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| Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John |
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