There isn't a book in the Old Testament (or the New Testament) that is all names. However, there are places in the Old Testament that has a lot of names listed in them. Numbers has a lot of names in it because it has a record of the census taken of the children of Israel while they were in the desert. But that only accounts for a couple of chapters, not the entire book which has 36 chapters. Joshua also has a lot of names in it because it's telling who gets what in the promised land. I Chronicles has more names than any other book in the Old Testament because it is a historical record of people from Adam to Abraham. The 1st 9 chapters are all names in a book with a total of 29 chapters. Ezra also has a long list of names in chapters 2, 8 and 10. Nehemiah has a list in chapters 7, 10 and 12.
The book in the Old Testament that is mainly a list of names is the Book of Chronicles, specifically 1 Chronicles and 2 Chronicles. These books trace the genealogy of the Israelite tribes and chronicle the history of the Jewish people, including the reigns of the kings of Israel.
First of all all the Proverbs that are written by the wise king Solomon the son of king David is found in the old testament and not in the new testament The book of Proverbs is written by king Solomon. and follows the book of Psalms.
The book of Maccabees is considered deuterocanonical, meaning it is accepted by some Christian denominations but not all. It is included in the Old Testament by the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches, but not by Protestant denominations.
Job is mentioned twice in the New Testament, in the Book of James 5:11 and in 1 Corinthians 3:19.
Philippians 4:13 ("I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me") is found in the New Testament, specifically in the book of Philippians. It is not found in the Old Testament.
Depending on the religious tradition, books such as the Book of Enoch, Jubilees, and Maccabees are examples of texts that are part of other religious canons or Apocrypha but not included in the Hebrew Bible or Protestant Old Testament. These books are found in the Catholic and Orthodox Old Testaments or considered sacred by other Christian denominations.
All the books in the old testament , are Genesis, Exodus, Numbers ans Leviticus.
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The seventh book of the Old Testament (and Hebrew Scriptures) is the book of Judges. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy and Joshua all proceed Judges. In the categorizing of the Hebrew Scriptures in Judaism, the book of Judges is part of the Nevi'im, "The Prophets". Christian categorizing of the Old Testament has no such official categorizing.
I am assuming you are seeking information concerning the names of the books of the Old Testament; for the "Chapters" are not "named" they are numbered. There are 39 Books in the traditional Bible; the shortest Book is "Obadiah" and contains one chapter' the longest book is "Psalms" and contains 150 chapters. You can find the complete listing of the books in the table of contents in the front of the Bible; for time sake I will not list all 39 here.
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First of all all the Proverbs that are written by the wise king Solomon the son of king David is found in the old testament and not in the new testament The book of Proverbs is written by king Solomon. and follows the book of Psalms.
It is found in the first book of the old testament called genesis.
The Bible is the only true standard and sacred text of Christianity, from the first book of Moses, Genesis, to John's final book, Revelations, all the other 64 books in between.
Muslims believe that originally all the books were sent by Allah. The old Testament came first but was corrupted by humans and so the new Testament was sent. Then, that too was edited and so a third book Quran was sent which has remained preserved in its original form till this day.
because...bla bla bla bla bla blaANSWER:Like all of the minor and major prophets in the Old Testament, the primary focus for the book of Hosea is the end time.
Yes, the Old testament was quite avaliable to the New Testament writers.
Job is mentioned twice in the New Testament, in the Book of James 5:11 and in 1 Corinthians 3:19.