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        | The first 5 Books of the Bible; Torah; Books of Moses |  | 
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        | Stories/Truths passed down from one generation to another by word of mouth |  | 
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        | Helped the Israelites life according to God's wishes |  | 
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        | 1st Book of the Old Testament - from Creation to the story of the Patriarchs |  | 
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        | 2nd Book of the Old Testament - the story of Moses and the Israelites, freedom from Egypt |  | 
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        | particulars of Law, holiness |  | 
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        | 2 censuses; Israelites in the desert to edge of Promised Land |  | 
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        | repeat of guidance of 3 previous Books, up to death of Moses and appointment of Joshua as his successor |  | 
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        | a person - man or woman - appointed by God to lead the Israelites; their gifts used as needed (some military, some spiritual) |  | 
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        | a piece of something larger |  | 
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        | "revelation"; symbolic literature about the future and Final Judgment |  | 
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        | "Good News"; 4 New Testament Books, life of Jesus and followers |  | 
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        | essential message of the Gospel that Jesus Christ is Lord. |  | 
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        | "teaching"; earliest writing in Christianity |  | 
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        | a letter; early Church; Apostles and Disciples to early Christians; part of New Testament
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        | common Greek spoken by ordinary people in Roman Empire |  | 
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        | "catholic" (lower case "c") |  | Definition 
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