Bible Outlines

Question 1

Deuteronomy

Answer 1

Written by Moses - Completed by Joshua, End of Israels wandering. Purpose was to renew the covenant with the people as the prepare to enter the promised land.

1. Preamble 1
2. Historical Prologue 1-4
3. Stipulations 4-26
4. Blessings, Curses and Ratification of the law 27-30
5. Succession 31-34

Question 2

Job

Answer 2

No clear authorship but believed be an ancient text. Through suffering God allowed Job to experience, thebooks purpose is to demonstrate the limits of earhtly and proverbial wisdom and anchor ones faith in the sovreignty of God.

1. Prologue 1
2. Gods Testing 1-2
3. Dialogue with 3 firends 3 -28
4. Monoglogues 29-42
5. Job’s contrition 42

Question 3

Isaiah

Answer 3

Written toward the end of Isaiahs ministry somewhere in the midst of the Bablyonian captivity. Purpose was to remind the people of Judah of god’s covenant and give them hope that they will be restored and the crisis will end.

Prologue 1
Isaiah’s Ministry and all 2-6
Isaiahs Response to the Assyrian Crisis 7-39
Isaiah’s response to the Babylonian Chrisis 40-60

Question 4

Acts

Answer 4

1 Prologue and Ascenion 1

2. Pentecost 2
3. Peter and ministry to Jews 3 - 7
4. Philip Peter and the Gospel to Judea and Samaria (7-14)
5. Paul and the Gospel to the Gentiles 14-28

Growth and expansion of the gospel and the church. Acts 1:8 outline, with the book concluding with Paul’s 3 Missionary Journeys.

Question 5

Galatians

Answer 5

Written to the churches of Galatia, Gentile audience. Judaizers have been teaching young believers that in addition to their faith they must submit to the Mosaic law and be circumcised. Paul’s purpose is to warn the churches of this false gospel and they they do not need to do anything to Sola Fide to be a part of the church.

1. Prologue 1
2. Recognizing the false gospel 1
   3 Paul’s defense of his apostleship 1-2
3. Paul’s defense of the gospel 2-6
   5 Conclusion -6