The Bible In Matmata Amazigh

Books

• Genesis

  The Book of Genesis reveals that God is the sovereign Lord of all creation. It recounts God's creation of the heavens and the earth, as well as the creation of humanity. The book also tells the stories of many prophets, including Noah, Abraham, Lot, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.

• Ruth

  tells the story of a young woman who believed in God and was loyal to her mother-in-law, for which God blessed and rewarded her. From her lineage came King David and Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ.

• Daniel

  records the story of the prophet Daniel and reveals the spiritual warfare between the forces of light and the forces of darkness.

• The Gospel According to Mark

  The account that focuses on the miracles of Jesus Christ and his willingness to suffer for God.

• The Gospel According to Luke

  The account that focuses on Jesus Christ's love for all people and his desire to save them.

• The First Letter to the Corinthians

  The Apostle Paul reviews the problems that exist in the community of believers in Corinth and offers them ways to fix the problem in their community, and he also answers the questions they wrote to him about.

• The Letter to the Ephesians

  Written by the Apostle Paul to encourage believers to conduct themselves in the life of faith, and to explain to them the meaning of Christ being the head of the community of believers.

• The Letter to the Philippians

  Written by the Apostle Paul to encourage the believers in Philippi to rejoice in their faith in Christ under all circumstances.

• The First Letter to the Thessalonians

  Written by the Apostle Paul to encourage believers who were under persecution

• The Epistle of James

  Written by the apostle James, leader of the Church of Jerusalem, to warn against corrupt practices and to define the correct conduct in the life of faith in Christ.

• The First Epistle of Peter

• The Second Epistle of Peter

  Written by the apostle Peter to educate and warn the community of believers about corrupt teachers.

• The First Epistle of John

  Written by the apostle John to encourage the community of believers and urge them to confront corrupt teachers.

• The Second Epistle of John

  Written by the Apostle John to affirm the foundations of faith in Christ and to praise a faithful and truthful woman

• The Third Epistle of John

  Written by the Apostle John in praise of Gaius for his devotion to the truth and his service to the strangers among the believers.