RELIGIONS
CHRISTIANITY
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Question
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Which best describes the role of the Old Testament in Christianity?
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Christians reject it and follow the New Testament.
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Christians consider it part of their scriptures.
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Christians use it to understand Jesus’ world, but do not accept it as scripture.
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It is the main sour of Christian teachings.
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -As reflected in its name, the Christian Bible is a book made up of many books, incorporating the Jewish bible, known as the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) as its first section. The Hebrew Bible is referred to by Christians as the Old Testament (derived from the Latin word testamentum, in the sense of dispensation or covenant).
Detailed explanation-2: -Like all scripture, the Old Testament teaches and testifies of Jesus Christ and of His divinity. He is Jehovah, the God of the Old Testament. The laws and ordinances Jesus Christ gave His people anciently helped them to have faith in Him as their Messiah and Redeemer.
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