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Bible Study

Part one:
Christianity: 1. Roman Catholic Church
2. Eastern Orthodox Church

Judaism

Catholic Church
392AD , Christianity--- national religion of Roman Empire
395AD, Eastern and Western Roman Empires(Constantinople)
1054, Christianity ---Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox
Pope, Vatican, diocese or parish,
Pope---Cardinal---Archbishop---bishop---priest
Believer or disciple
Catholic countries:
Italy, Spain, France, Belgium , Austria, Poland,Portugal,Hungary,Ireland,
NorthernIreland,thePhilippines,
Latin America
Doctrines:
God’s revelation
Man can not understand the doctrines of revelation by himself.
After the death of gospels, the revelation ended. But still you can get it from the church.
Sacraments: Baptism, Communion, Penance, confirmation, Holy Orders, Marriage, Last Rites(Extreme Unction)

Orthodox Church
Countries: Russia, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Ukraine, Belarus, Serbia, Slovakia, Czech
Doctrines:
Christ is before the Genesis and is the Son of God.
After baptized and confirmed, you will be part of Christ Body and e one with Christ.
3. Protestantism
1517, Martin Luther
Countries: Britain, Canada, Australia, Germany, New Zealand, Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, .
Branches: Luthern, Calvinist, Anligan, Congregational, Baptist, Methodism
a). Doctrine: To believe is to accept the Revelation. It is not important to follow the rules and Regulations of the church.
b). Sacraments:
baptism munion
4. Judaism
Judah, Judas, Israel
Doctrines:
Love is the only reason that God choose Israeli people.
To follow the laws is to be chosen by God.
Sacraments: pray, recite the Bible, circumcision
Rabbi, synagogue, Testament
Part Two:What is the Bible?
To Christians, the Bible contains the word of God. It is an inspired as well as an inspiring book, providing men and women with materials through which God reveals himself. But to ordinary readers, it