Old Testament Books of the Bible - Part 1 Crossword

Speaks of beginnings
Describes the history of the Israelites leaving Egypt after slavery
Receives its name from the Septuagint (the pre-Christian Greek translation of the Old Testament)
Relates the story of Israel's journey from Mount Sinai to the plains of Moab
Meaning "repetition of the Law", this book served as a reminder to God's people about His covenant
A story of conquest and fulfillment for the people of God
Depicts the life of Israel in the Promised Land—from the death of Joshua to the rise of the monarchy
Has been called one of the best examples of short narrative ever written
Relates God's establishment of a political system in Israel headed by a human king
Depicts David as a true (though imperfect) representative of the ideal theocratic king
Continues the account of the monarchy in Israel and God's involvement through the prophets
Carries the historical account of Judah and Israel forward
Organized and interpreted Israel's history to address the needs of the exiled community
Continues the account of Israel's history with an eye for restoration of those who had returned from exile
Relates how God's covenant people were restored from Babylonian exile to the covenant land as a theocratic community
Chronicles the return of this "cupbearer to the king"
Records the institution of the annual festival of Purim
Relates the account of a righteous man who suffers under terrible circumstances
Collected songs and poems that represent centuries worth of praises and prayers to God
Written to give "prudence to the simple, knowledge and discretion to the young," and to make the wise even wiser
Examines the human experience and assesses the human situation from a perspective of what happens "under the sun"
Inspired words that disclose its exquisite charm and beauty as one of God's choicest gifts
A book that unveils the full dimensions of God's judgment and salvation.