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The Bible is divided into two distinct sections, the Old and the New Testaments.
The origin of this designation is that the early Christian theologians saw what Paul had in the second letter to Corinthians 14/3 that these texts contained the provisions of a new covenant, which at the same time led to the term of the Old Testament on the group called the law and the prophets, The Jews. The Old Testament consists of forty-six books called "Asfar." The Old Testament books are divided according to the Christian tradition into four sections and the first branches of the Torah, which comprise the five books of Moses, the historical books, the Prophets and the Wisdom; the New Testament contains twenty- The four legal gospels as well as the Acts of the Apostles, fourteen letters to Paul, seven letters to apostles and other disciples, and Revelation. And the subjects of travel are different, if the Bible is considered a narrative first, then the Leviticus is rather legislative, but the psalms will pass my praise, and Daniel is a visionary. The Catholic and Orthodox Churches accept the second legal journeys, whereas the Protestant churches agree with Judaism in their non-acceptance.

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The Bible is divided into two distinct sections, the Old and the New Testaments.
The origin of this designation is that the early Christian theologians saw what Paul had in the second letter to Corinthians 14/3 that these texts contained the provisions of a new covenant, which at the same time led to the term of the Old Testament on the group called the law and the prophets, The Jews. The Old Testament consists of forty-six books called "Asfar." The Old Testament books are divided according to the Christian tradition into four sections and the first branches of the Torah, which comprise the five books of Moses, the historical books, the Prophets and the Wisdom; the New Testament contains twenty- The four legal gospels as well as the Acts of the Apostles, fourteen letters to Paul, seven letters to apostles and other disciples, and Revelation. And the subjects of travel are different, if the Bible is considered a narrative first, then the Leviticus is rather legislative, but the psalms will pass my praise, and Daniel is a visionary. The Catholic and Orthodox Churches accept the second legal journeys, whereas the Protestant churches agree with Judaism in their non-acceptance.