There is a one-page reference sheet for all 66 books of the Bible. Each book has its own one-page "cheat sheet," providing information such as who, what, when, where, and why.
Look at the information included, in the photo below. First you have the title of the book of the Bible.
Beneath that are the famous stories from that book, and the most famous verses.
Each page ends with the most important points about that book.
Most Bibles don't seem to include much, if any, of this information at the beginning of each book. I am thankful to have such a Bible which does. Still, some of the information on these pages is different from what's included in my Bible, and in SJ's (our Bibles came from the same publishing company).
I help teach the teen Sabbath School class at church, so I was pleased to see that the terms of use allow me to print as many copies as I need for myself, my family, and even for my church family. Even though I offered it to members at church, so far no one has requested their own set of print outs.
I plan to have SJ begin placing the dates of the New Testament books in his timeline notebook. He'll also place the Old Testament books when he begins reading through them, in a couple years or so. This is such a handy resource. It is good for providing a visual placement in history.
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