Library of Bible Questions reveals not only the total number of questions found in the Bible, but also records who and to whom the questions were asked as native to each book while recording historical facts and comments about specific eras of time and in
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Library of Bible Questions reveals not only the total number of questions found in the Bible, but also records who and to whom the questions were asked as native to each book while recording historical facts and comments about specific eras of time and individuals mentioned in particular books within noted chapters.
All chapters begin with a narrative. However, the nexus of Library of Bible Questions is captured within two schedules. Main schedules are common to every book and record every chapter, verse, and question in the book. Topical schedules consist of subjects carried over from book to book recording the number of chapters, verses, and questions of each related topic. Topical schedules also list chapters, verses, and questions, from those who asked the question as well as to whom asked it. These topics are situated only in the books where the individuals were actively involved. Totals for chapters, verses, and questions are provided for each schedule. To expand the educational value of the work comment sections concerning important historical facts are inserted. The comments also provide a quick reference for those who study the scriptures. One specific characteristic not in the Old Testament stands out in the New Testament. It is the questions that were asked by Jesus. The quotations from Him begin with an asterisk. In conclusion, totals for books, chapters, verses, and questions are found at the end of each chapter. Summary totals are recorded at the end of each Testament. Thereafter, Bible summary totals follow immediately after New Testament summary totals. Library of Bible Questions closes with the question: What is the most often asked question in the Bible? Followed by a reference list.
