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Cian at 03:48, 3 October 2007

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	The '''Old Testament''' is the [[Christian]] term for the ~~books~~ of the [[Jew]]ish scriptures. Comprised of between 28 and 40 [[book]]s (depending on editing and whether or not the apocrypha are included.		The '''Old Testament''' is the [[Christian]] term for the [[book]]s of the [[Jew]]ish scriptures. Comprised of between 28 and 40 [[book]]s (depending on editing and whether or not the apocrypha are included).

	The Old Testament, while comprising the bulk of the Jewish scriptures (along with the Talmud, the books of Jewish law), is also viewed as the first part of Christian scripture, ~~followed~~ by the [[New Testament]], which is entirely ~~an account~~ of the life of Jesus and the deeds of his followers after his death on the [[cross]], ~~and~~ not accepted as scriptural by Jews.		The Old Testament, while comprising the bulk of the Jewish scriptures (along with the Talmud, the books of Jewish law), is also viewed as the first part of the Christian scripture commonly known as the [[Bible]]. The rest of the Bible is the [[New Testament]], which is entirely accounts of the life of [[Jesus Christ]] and the deeds of his followers after his death on the [[cross]]. The New Testament is not accepted as scriptural by Jews.

	In [[period]], stories and parables from the Old Testament stories were popular, well-known, and often accepted as the literal, historical truth.		In [[period]], stories and parables from the Old Testament stories were popular, well-known, and often accepted as the literal, historical truth.

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[Religion\|Religion in the SCA]]		[[Religion#Religion in the SCA\|Religion in the SCA]]

	[[category: religion]]		[[category: religion]]

Paul Matisz at 03:36, 3 October 2007

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	The '''Old Testament''' is the [[Christian]] term for the books of the [[Jew]]ish scriptures. Comprised of between 28 and 40 [[book]]s (depending on editing and whether or not the apocrypha are included.		The '''Old Testament''' is the [[Christian]] term for the books of the [[Jew]]ish scriptures. Comprised of between 28 and 40 [[book]]s (depending on editing and whether or not the apocrypha are included.

	The Old Testament, while comprising the bulk of the Jewish scriptures (along with the Talmud, the ~~traiditon~~ of Jewish law), is also viewed as the first part of Christian scripture, followed by the [[New Testament]], which is entirely an account of the life of Jesus and the deeds of his followers after his death on the [[cross]], and not accepted as scriptural by Jews.		The Old Testament, while comprising the bulk of the Jewish scriptures (along with the Talmud, the books of Jewish law), is also viewed as the first part of Christian scripture, followed by the [[New Testament]], which is entirely an account of the life of Jesus and the deeds of his followers after his death on the [[cross]], and not accepted as scriptural by Jews.

	In [[period]], stories and parables from the Old Testament stories were popular, well-known, and often accepted as the literal, historical truth.		In [[period]], stories and parables from the Old Testament stories were popular, well-known, and often accepted as the literal, historical truth.

Paul Matisz at 03:35, 3 October 2007

2007-10-03T03:35:10Z

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The '''Old Testament''' is the [[Christian]] term for the books of the [[Jew]]ish scriptures. Comprised of between 28 and 40 [[book]]s (depending on editing and whether or not the apocrypha are included.

The Old Testament, while comprising the bulk of the Jewish scriptures (along with the Talmud, the traiditon of Jewish law), is also viewed as the first part of Christian scripture, followed by the [[New Testament]], which is entirely an account of the life of Jesus and the deeds of his followers after his death on the [[cross]], and not accepted as scriptural by Jews.

In [[period]], stories and parables from the Old Testament stories were popular, well-known, and often accepted as the literal, historical truth.

==See Also==
[[Religion|Religion in the SCA]]

[[category: religion]]