Old Testament Overview

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If you are reading through the books of the Bible, it is helpful to understand the theme of each book. I have an old printable with the themes from each book of the Old Testament, but I've updated them by making a Quizlet out of them. There are quizzes for each division of the Old Testament to help you learn them in chunks. You can access them on Quizlet here. On Quizlet you can practice matching keywords in different, fun ways.

If you are still learning the order of the books of the Bible, check out these fun suggestions to help you. 

After you have learned the keywords you can practice applying them by matching Bible verses with the book of the Bible they are from.

Update: Now you can learn the order of the Books of the Old Testament and their key words with flash cards available on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Old Testament Books of the Bible cards with key words | scriptureand.blogspot.com


Key Words for the Books of the Law
 
Key Words for the Historical Books   
Key Words for the Literature Books   
Keywords for the Major Prophets   
Keywords for the Minor Prophets  

Keywords for the Entire Old Testament


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