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Old Testament

Definition:

The Old Testament refers to the first section of the Christian Bible, comprising sacred texts that were written prior to the birth of Jesus Christ. It consists of various books and writings that are significant to Judaism as well.

Examples:

Noun:

In Christianity, the Old Testament is seen as a record of God's covenant with the Jewish people and provides insights into the history, prophecies, moral teachings, and religious laws.

Example sentence: The stories of Adam and Eve, Noah's Ark, and the Ten Commandments are all found in the Old Testament.

Adjective:

When studying the history of ancient civilizations, it is important to delve into the literature of the Old Testament for valuable cultural references.

Example sentence: The researchers discovered an old manuscript with detailed descriptions of daily life during the Old Testament era.

Related Products:

• Old Testament Books
• Biblical Commentaries
• New Testament
• Religious History Books