Introduction

Lesson 1: The Bible will open up to you just by knowing the Bible list.
1.
Arrangement of the Old Testament
2.
Contents of the 39 Books of the Old Testament

2. History, poetry, and prophecy do not connect with each other.
1.
Let's reorganize the 39 books of the Old Testament into chronological order!

Lesson 3: Glasses that Penetrate the Bible (Perspective 1, Perspective 2)
1.
Perspective 1: The Bible is a story of a battle between kings over the question, "Who is king?"
2.
Point 2: The Set series should not be mixed with the Cain series.
Must conquer
3.
Finishing up perspective 1 and perspective 2

Lesson 4: Reading the Old Testament in Practice (1): Genesis.
Exit.
min.
number.
Sat.
three.
king.
1.
Reading Genesis
2.
Reading Exodus
3.
Reading the Book of Numbers
4.
Reading Joshua
5.
Reading the Book of Judges
6.
Reading 1 and 2 Samuel
7.
Reading 1 and 2 Kings

Lesson 5: Reading the Old Testament in Practice (2):
la.
am.

1.
Reading Chronicles 1 and 2
2.
Reading Ezra and Nehemiah
Finishing Reading the Old Testament

Introduction

1. Understanding the Intertestamental Period Before Understanding the New Testament
▷ Bone 1: After you've mastered the Old Testament in one breath, stick to the New Testament!~*
The Changing Hegemony of the Land of Palestine (Canaan) / Key Offices and Political and Religious Power Structures in the New Testament

Lesson 2: The 'King' Who Came into the New Testament - Jesus
A Brief List of New Testament Books / The Challenges of Reading the New Testament

Lesson 3: The Four Gospels Reorganized in Chronological Order
1.
Jesus' actions and perspective must be read: Who is Jesus?
▷ skeleton 2: Jesus of Galilee, the headliner in Jerusalem during the first Passover!~*
2.
Reading the Four Gospels in Chronological Order
▷ Skeleton 3: 8 months later, we move to Galilee! Galilee is bustling too~*
▷ Framework 4: After the two Passovers (2, 3), the Galilee ministry is completed until the disciple training MT (Feast of Tabernacles)!~*
▷ Bone 5: Finally, after a long time, he left Galilee and went to Jerusalem to preach the Feast of Tabernacles and the Feast of Dedication*
▷ Bone 6: After leaving his final words (gam, da, po) to his disciples, he was crucified~*
▷ Bone 7: After the resurrection of Jesus, the men of Galilee established a church in Jerusalem!~*
3.
Between the Gospels and Acts

Lesson 4: Acts and the Pauline Epistles Intertwined with It
1.
Connecting the Epistles While Reading Acts
▷ Framework 8: Paul, who appeared like a comet, pioneered the Galatian church overseas!~*
▷ Framework 9: Establishing the Philippian, Thessalonian, and Corinthian churches in the second phase!~*
▷ Bone 10: During the third phase of the Ephesus church development, the Corinthian church was causing trouble~*
▷ Bone 11: Fortunately, after solving the problem and completing the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd trips, I finally set foot on the Roman Empire~*
2.
The Apostle Paul after the Acts of the Apostles

Lesson 5: The Remaining General Epistles and the Book of Revelation
▷ Bone 12: The empires of the nations will fall, and the Lamb who was slain will reign forever. God is King!~*
The "General Epistle" Arrives! / The End of the New Testament, Entering the Age of the Apostle John

1. Understanding the Intertestamental Period Before Understanding the New Testament
▷ Bone 1: After you've mastered the Old Testament in one breath, stick to the New Testament!~*
The Changing Hegemony of the Land of Palestine (Canaan) / Key Offices and Political and Religious Power Structures in the New Testament

Lesson 2: The 'King' Who Came into the New Testament - Jesus
A Brief List of New Testament Books / The Challenges of Reading the New Testament

Lesson 3: The Four Gospels Reorganized in Chronological Order
1.
Jesus' actions and perspective must be read: Who is Jesus?
▷ skeleton 2: Jesus of Galilee, the headliner in Jerusalem during the first Passover!~*
2.
Reading the Four Gospels in Chronological Order
▷ Skeleton 3: 8 months later, we move to Galilee! Galilee is bustling too~*
▷ Framework 4: After the two Passovers (2, 3), the Galilee ministry is completed until the disciple training MT (Feast of Tabernacles)!~*
▷ Bone 5: Finally, after a long time, he left Galilee and went to Jerusalem to preach the Feast of Tabernacles and the Feast of Dedication*
▷ Bone 6: After leaving his final words (gam, da, po) to his disciples, he was crucified~*
▷ Bone 7: After the resurrection of Jesus, the men of Galilee established a church in Jerusalem!~*
3.
Between the Gospels and Acts

Lesson 4: Acts and the Pauline Epistles Intertwined with It
1.
Connecting the Epistles While Reading Acts
▷ Framework 8: Paul, who appeared like a comet, pioneered the Galatian church overseas!~*
▷ Framework 9: Establishing the Philippian, Thessalonian, and Corinthian churches in the second phase!~*
▷ Bone 10: During the third phase of the Ephesus church development, the Corinthian church was causing trouble~*
▷ Bone 11: Fortunately, after solving the problem and completing the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd trips, I finally set foot on the Roman Empire~*
2.
The Apostle Paul after the Acts of the Apostles

Lesson 5: The Remaining General Epistles and the Book of Revelation
▷ Bone 12: The empires of the nations will fall, and the Lamb who was slain will reign forever. God is King!~*
The Origin of the 'General Epistle'! / The End of the New Testament, the Age of the Apostle John

If you have any of these symptoms…

- The Bible! I wish I could get completely absorbed in it and read it from cover to cover, even just once.

- God is the true author of the Bible.
I would like to read from Genesis to Revelation, going through one topic and going through it thoroughly.
- I believe in Jesus, but I always feel uneasy because I haven't read the Bible properly.
- I am Korean, but I am inwardly wondering why I have to believe in Israel's religion.
- Honestly, I think the Bible, which begins with Adam, Eve, the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, Cain, Abel, Noah, and the Tower of Babel, is a bit like a myth.
- There is no further progress on why God created the tree of the knowledge of good and evil and caused humans to sin.
- I can't get a feel for the Old Testament.
And the God of the Old Testament and the God of the New Testament seem to be different Gods.
- I believe in Jesus, but I always feel uneasy because I haven't read the Bible properly.
- I am Korean, but I am inwardly wondering why I have to believe in Israel's religion.
- The area between the Old and New Testaments is a foggy area.
- I want to integrate the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John into one story about Jesus.
- Wouldn't it be possible to understand the story of the Acts of the Apostles and the 13 books of Paul's letters by simply connecting them and organizing them on a single CD?

Everything is good, but I absolutely hate books that are boring, uninteresting, and rigid.
If so, this book is for you.

[Recommended Readership]

- A gift for new believers who are attending church for the first time and starting to read the Bible for the first time.
- A class for youth/young adults who are planning to read the entire Bible
- Bible reading materials for each district (cell)
- A Bible reading guide for those who have resolved to read the entire Bible this year.
- A guidebook for new believers or saints who have never read the Bible before.
- A Bible commentary for laypeople for those who have read the entire Bible but still feel they do not understand its contents.

[Recommendation]

Today, the Korean church faces various criticisms.
Criticism is rife, but alternatives are absent.
Pastor Lee Ae-sil's 'Bible Reading Ministry' guides us to the deep places we long for.
In particular, "Comics? The Bible is Readable!" uses comics to explain difficult Bible passages so that even beginners and young people can easily understand them.
I highly recommend this book as a valuable companion on your journey through the Bible.
Pastor Lee Dong-won (Senior Pastor of Global Village Church, Representative of Global Village Ministry Network)

Pastor Lee Ae-sil's "Huh? The Bible is Readable!" is the book that launched the Bible-reading movement in the Korean church.
This book provides easy and clear explanations of the flow and themes of the Bible.
The recently published "Comics? The Bible is Readable!" is a comic book designed to help new believers and young people understand the Bible more easily. It will serve as a valuable guidebook for readers, guiding them into the world of the Bible.
-Pastor Jaehoon Lee (Senior Pastor of Onnuri Church)