* Survey of the Old Testament ~ First Half of the Bible
* Life of Jesus Christ ~ Beginning of the New Testament
* The First Generation of the Church Under the Apostles
* Letters of Apostles to First-Century Churches
* Revelation (Not recommended until the others are completed. This is not a difficult or long study, but a background in the Old & New Testaments is helpful to understand the symbolism.)
* The Holy Spirit (Not recommended until the other lessons are completed. There is a lot of jumping around the Bible by topic, and having a background in all parts of the Bible is helpful.)
* Hard Questions You Have Asked
You may want to find some friends to do the study together in a group. Just make sure they are honest seekers like you, and no one has pet religious topics they want to talk about all the time. Keep open minds. You will end up knowing more about the Bible than most people you know!
It is recommended that you use the New International Version (translation) of the Bible for all lessons but the first ~ "Simple Introduction & 5-lesson Survey of the Entire Bible." This is just because questions are worded from the NIV. Occasionally the King James Version is used as referred to as KJV. It is also recommended that you complete at least lesson #1 in that Introduction Survey since it explains how the Bible is organized, and has simple suggestions for finding the 66 books within the Bible easily.
There are no trick questions. They were written simply to spur you on to study the Bible for yourself, so are fairly easy. Therefore, they will not be graded. However, if you are uncertain about a question or if a lesson triggers a question of your own, please join our discussion group so that others can gain from your input. If you would like a certificate of completion, let us know. To join, just type "subscribe" in the subject line.
