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Old Testament Books
Genesis
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Blessed Beginnings. Expanded Analytical Outline of
Genesis. This document covers all fifty chapters. The text of the NASB
has been incorporated into the outline. At present the document is 395
pages long (including the introduction) with 1226 footnotes. It
is strongly recommended that readers "Control-Click" on links to open
up the linked article in a separate tab and thus avoid losing one's
place in the original .PDF document. Alternatively, open up the
document in Adobe Acrobat Reader. September 30, 2019 |
Genesis
|
Blessed Beginnings. Expanded Analytical Outline of
Genesis, formatted as a Corel
WordPerfect document. This document covers all fifty chapters.
The text of the NASB has been incorporated into the outline. At present
the document is 395 pages long (including the introduction) with 1226
footnotes. September 30, 2019 |
Joshua
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The Arduous Task of
Taking Possession of God's Gifts. A .pdf document 107 pages
long. There are a number of footnotes, but more are needed. |
Ruth
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Relative-Redemption.
A .pdf document with the NASB text incorporated throughout. A
substantial number of notes have been inserted in all chapters. This
document is essentially complete. There are 48 pages with 211 footnotes. |
Nehemiah
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Revitalizing
a Nation. This .pdf document contains a complete analysis of
Nehemiah with the NASB 1977 text incorporated. There are 71 pages with
110 footnotes. |
| Esther |
God's
Sovereign Protection of His Chosen People. Expanded
Analytical Outline of the Book of Esther incorporating the complete
NASB text, used by permission. (61 pages, 83
footnotes .pdf format) |
| Job |
The
Sovereignty of God in Human Suffering. Job has been analyzed and
annotated; however, the NASB Text has not yet been incorporated,
except in a few instances. (110 pages, 106 footnotes, .pdf format) |
| Psalms |
Israel's
Worship Hymnal. Each of the 150 Psalms have been analytically
outlined and annotated. NASB Text has been incorporated, used by
permission. Each Psalm is a "stand-alone" unit. The page-length of each
psalm varies, of course. |
Isaiah
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Yahweh Is Salvation.
There are a number of notes included in the analysis, but there are
many more that could be added. Only in a few places is the text of the
NASB included. |
Isaiah
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Yahweh Is Salvation.
There are a number of notes included in the analysis, but there are
many more that could be added. Only in a few places is the text of the
NASB included. This document is formatted as a Corel WordPerfect Document. |
Ezekiel
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Judgment and
Restoration "Until All Know I am Yahweh." This analysis contains
a detailed outline of the book. The NASB95
text has been included everywhere. Passages of note include chapters
36-37 (the restoration of Israel);
chapters 38-39 (the attack and demise of Gog
of the land of Magog and his allies); chapters 40-46 (the future Millennial
Temple);
chapter 47 (a life-changing river emanating from the
yet-to-be rebuilt Jewish
Temple during the Millennium.
); and chapter 48 (the Division of the land of Israel
during the Millennium).
Presently there are 454 pages and 599 footnotes.This entry was updated
April 22, 2022. |
Daniel
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God's
Sovereignty over the Nations. Daniel has been outlined and
annotated in considerable detail throughout. The NASB text has been
incorporated throughout. At present the document is 145 pages
long with 365 footnotes. The first six chapters are historical,
detailing events that occur in the lives of Daniel and his three
friends, all exiles from Judah, but serving in the court at Babylon.
Daniel 2 presents a vision that outlines the progress of Babylonian,
Medo-Persian, Grecian, and Roman Empires. These are crushed in the end
time by the final empire, that of the Messiah. Daniel 7 juxtaposes the
coming reign of the Messiah with the reign of the Antichrist. Daniel
9:24-27 gives a remarkably accurate and prescient overview of Israel's
history in the Vision of the Seventy Sevens. It includes predictions
about the Antichrist's role in relation to Israel and the end times in
Dan. 9:27. Daniel 11 predicts with remarkable accuracy the
actions of various kings of the North (Syria) and the South (Egypt).
The last part of Daniel 11 appears to predict the machinations of
the Antichrist
in the last days, ending in his demise. Daniel 12 reveals the resurrection
of the righteous and the wicked, and discusses the length of time
surrounding the last half of the Tribulation
period. November 18, 2017 |
Joel
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The Day of the Lord. This
annotated outline is 17 pages long with 15 footnotes. |
Amos
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Israel's
Inevitable Judgment for Idolatry and Injustice. This annotated
outline is 30 pages long with 15 footnotes |
| Jonah |
Mercy Amid Judgment.
This Expanded Analytical Outline of Jonah in .pdf format has been
annotated. The NASB text has been incorporated throughout the analysis.
The document is 28 pages long, and consists of 100 footnotes. |
| Habakkuk |
Faith Amidst Perplexity.
This Expanded Analytical Outline of Habakkuk in .pdf format
has been annotated. The NASB text has been incorporated throughout the
analysis. The document is 16 pages long, and consists of 27 footnotes. |
Haggai
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Rebuilding
the Temple
Before Prosperity. This Expanded Analytical Outline of
Haggai in .pdf
format partially annotated. The NASB 1995 Text is in the process of
incorporation throughout the analysis. This analysis is incomplete as
of March 12, 2022.
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| Zephaniah |
The Day of the LORD:
Yahweh's Wrath and Reign over the Nations. This Expanded
Analytical Outline of Zephaniah in .pdf format is being annotated. The
NASB text has been incorporated throughout the analysis. The document
is complete. It consists of 47 pages and 193 footnotes. |
Zechariah
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Israel's
Prophetic Future. The
analysis contains the text of NASB throughout. Annotations are
considerable (76 notes in 49 pages), but not exhaustive. Of particular
note are chapters Zech. 12-14, which include Zechariah's extensive
prophecies concerning the Day of the LORD. Zech. 12 discusses the
end-time battle against Israel by UN troops as well as Israel's abject
sorrow at having crucified her Messiah. Zech. 14 includes one of the
most extensive predictions of Jesus Christ's return to earth on the
Mount of Olives and His decimation of troops gathered against Israel
and Himself. The latter part of chapter Zech. 14 predicts the Messiah's
reign as King of the Earth and the required submission of Gentile
nations to the King if they expect to receive rain during the
Millennium. |
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| Zechariah |
Israel's
Prophetic Future. This
Annotated Outline containing the text of the NASB is represented here
in Corel WordPerfect Format. Clicking on the link will download the
file on to the viewer's hard drive. |
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| Malachi |
Israel
Against God. The analysis contains the text of NASB throughout.
There are a minimal number of footnotes at this time. This is a .pdf
document consisting of 18 footnotes in 18 pages. Published for the
first time on February 9, 2016. |
New Testament
Books
Matthew
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"The King and His
Kingdom of the Heavens. Matthew has been analyzed and
selectively annotated. Existing footnotes need linking, beginning in
Matthew 1.The text of the NASB 1995
has been incorporated completely in Matthew 1-6:13. At the present time
the analysis is about 91 pages in length with 156 footnotes in .pdf
format. (As of December 12, 2025)
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Mark
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The Service and
Sacrifice of the Servant.
Mark has been analyzed and the NASB text
has been incorporated.
However, most of it consists of the 1977 edition of the NASB text,
not the 1995
edition. That is why many of the verses begin with the conjunction
"And," which correctly reflects the Greek text, but which is not
stylistically preferred in English.
At the end of the
document there is a Linked Summary to each
of the Four Sections of the Gospel. The division into four sections was
dictated by the Publishing Limitations of Corel WordPerfect, not by a
thematic design planned by the author.The completed .PDF
documents appear under Four Parts as
follows:
Part One: Mark
1:1-3:35. I. The Service of the Servant. (p. 1)
Mark 1:1-10:52.
A. Introduction. (p. 1) Mark 1:1-34.
B. Expanding Service. (p. 16) Mark
1:35-2:28.
C. The Mounting Opposition to the
Servant. (p. 29) Mark 3:1-8:13.
1.
Decision-making about the Servant. (p. 29) Mark 3:1-35.
Part Two: Mark
4:1-5:43.
2. The Servant's concealed teaching
through parables. (p. 39) Mark 4:1-34.
3. The Servant's miracles. (p. 51)
Mark 4:35-5:43
Part Three:
Mark 6:1-8:13.
4. Nazareth's offense at Jesus'
Synagogue-teaching. (p. 70) Mark 6:1-6a.
5. The Servant's Field Trip for His
followers. (p. 73) Mark 6:6b-34.
6. More miracles and conflict. (p.
79) Mark 6:35-8:13
Part Four: D.
The Teaching of the Servant: His teaching the Twelve in light of His
postponed kingdom and imminent death. (p. 101) Mark 8:14-10:52.
1. His teaching emphasizing faith.
(p. 101) Mark 8:14-26.
2. His teaching emphasizing His
Kingship and the Progress of His Kingdom. (p. 104) Mark 8:27-9:13.
3. His teaching of the necessity of
faith and prayer in exorcism. (p. 111) Mark 9:14-29.
4. His further teaching about His
delayed kingdom. (p. 116) Mark 9:30-50.
5. His teaching resulting from
encounters with the public. (p. 122) Mark 10:1-31.
6. His unheeded repetition of the
postponement of His kingdom. (p. 135) Mark 10:32-45.
7. His reward of faith: Blind
Bartimaeus’ persistence rewarded with healing. (p. 140) Mark 10:46-52.
Part Five: II. THE SACRIFICE OF THE SERVANT. (p.
144) Mark 11:1 - 16:20.
A. The Servant’s Intense Conflict
with Jewish Leaders. (p. 144) Mark 11:1-12:40.
B. The Servant’s Intense Final
Teaching of the Twelve. (p. 168) Mark 12:41-13:37.
C. The Climax of the Conflict: The
Homicide of the Servant. (p. 182) Mark 14:1-15:47.
1. The preparations for death. (p.
182) Mark 14:1-42.
2. The arrest. (p. 195) Mark
14:43-52.
3. The trials. (p. 197) Mark
14:53-15:20.
4. The death. (p. 209) Mark
15:21-47.
D. The Shocking Reversal of the
Servant’s Sacrifice: Resurrection, Commission, Ascension, Compliance.
(p. 216) Mark 16:1-20.
1. Resurrection. (p. 216) Mark
16:1-13.
2. Commission – Jesus’ third
appearance and His commissioning of the eleven. (p. 222) Mark 16:14-18.
3. Ascension: The ascension of
Christ into heaven. (p. 226) Mark 16:19.
4. Compliance. The confirmed
obedience of the disciples in proclaiming the Good News. (p. 226) Mark
16:20
This entry was last altered on July 1, 2026
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Luke
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The Authority of the
Son of Man.
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John
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Believing in Jesus
Christ, the Son of God. John has been analyzed and the NASB text
has been incorporated in all 21 chapters. The document is
presently 175 pages long with 179 footnotes in .pdf format. |
Acts
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EVANGELISM:
The Apostolic Evangelism Concerning Jesus the Messiah of Jewish
and Gentile People in the Roman Empire.
Expanded Analytical Outline of Acts. The document is 259 pages long
with 439 footnotes. January 3, 2023
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Romans
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God's
Good News About Righteousness.
Part
1. Romans 1:1 - 8:39. This section includes Appendix 1, Why Baptism
in Romans 6 is Spirit Baptism, not Water Baptism.
Part
2. Romans 9:1 - 16:27. This section includes Appendix 2, Characters
in Romans 16.
August 30, 2025
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1 Corinthians
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Answers for Today's
Problems from Yesterday's Church. This .pdf file incorporates
the NASB 1995
Text of Scripture. The text has been analyzed throughout and footnotes
exist throughout. The document consists of 225 pages and 942 footnotes.
September 23, 2024.
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2 Corinthians
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Paul's
Defense of His Apostolic Ministry. This analytical outline
incorporates everywhere the text of NASB 1995.
The annotation presently is complete through the first six chapters and
from 2 Cor. 8:1-9:15. At present, the outline is 58 pages along, and
there are 146 footnotes. This is a work in progress. This notation is
accurate as of November 16, 2021
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Galatians
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The Law as a Tutor.
This .pdf file incorporates the 1977 version of NASB. It contains 48
footnotes in 33 pages. |
Ephesians
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The Wealth and Walk and
Walk of the Believer. This is an annotated analytical outline of
the letter of Paul to the Ephesians in .pdf format. This file
incorporates the text of NASB in all 6 chapters. There are 124
pages of this outline with 446 footnotes. .
It is strongly recommended that readers
"Control-Click" on links to open up the linked article in a separate
tab and thus avoid losing one's place in the original .PDF document.
December 26, 2016 |
Ephesians
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The Wealth and Walk and
Walk of the Believer. This is an annotated analytical outline of
the letter of Paul to the Ephesians. It incorporates the text of NASB
in all 6 chapters. It is formatted in WordPerfect.
If the reader is accessing links in a given footnote, he should be
aware that links automatically open in a new browser tab. In order to
access the links in a subsequent
footnote without first
clicking the cursor in the main text of the article, the reader will
have to use WordPerfect's "Go
to the next footnote" icon in order to access the links in the
new footnote. There are 125 pages and 446 footnotes. December 26,
2016 |
Philippians
|
Joy in Jail.
This .pdf file incorporates the NASB. It contains 30 footnotes in 26
pages. |
Colossians
|
The
Preeminence of Christ. Expanded Analytical Outline of
Colossians including the complete NASB text of Colossians, used by
permission. Not extensively annotated. (28 pages, 12 footnotes, .pdf
format) |
2 Thessalonians
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End-Time Encouragement.
An Expanded Analytical Outline of 2 Thessalonians in .pdf format. The
text of NASB has been incorporated throughout. Thus far, the most
extensive annotation appears in chapter 2, but other notes appear
elsewhere also. The notes reflect a Pre-Tribulation
Rapture in relation to the subsequent "Day
of the Lord," which in this context designates the Tribulation
period. At present (early October, 2011) there are 39 footnotes
covering 18 pages of text. |
Hebrews
|
The
Superiority of the Person and Work of Christ. This is an
annotated, analytical outline of the entire book of Hebrews in a .pdf
document. The text of the NASB has been incorporated in all
thirteen chapters. Footnotes exist throughout the book. This document
is complete. There are 168 pages and 686 footnotes. April 30,
2016. |
Hebrews
|
The
Superiority of the Person and Work of Christ. This is an
annotated, analytical outline of the entire book of Hebrews in
WordPerfect format. The text of the NASB has been incorporated in
all thirteen chapters. Footnotes exist throughout the book. This
document is complete. There are 168 pages and 686 footnotes.
December 22, 2016. |
James
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Applied Christianity.
An expanded, annotated, analytical outline with the complete text of
NASB incorporated, used by permission. The work on James, in .pdf
format, is complete. There are 46 pages and 118 footnotes. |
1 Peter
|
Christian Living in
Tough Times. This expanded, annotated, analytical outline
of 1 Peter is in progress. |
2 Peter
|
Fending Off False
Teachers Under Judgment. This expanded, annotated,
analytical outline of 2 Peter is in progress. |
1 John
|
Fellowship. This
annotated, analytical outline of 1 John is expanded with the text of
the NASB. It presently consists of 86 pages and 352 footnotes. (October
26, 2018) |
Jude
|
Contending
for the Faith. An Annotated Outline of Jude Expanded with the
NASB text. 12 pages and 23 footnotes. |
Revelation
|
The
Unveiling of Jesus Christ. An
expanded, annotated, analytical outline with the complete text of NASB incorporated, used by
permission. (138 pages, 352 footnotes, .pdf format) |
Revelation
|
The Unveiling of Jesus
Christ. An expanded, annotated, analytical outline with the
complete text of NASB
incorporated, used by permission. This document is formatted as a
Corel WordPerfect
Document. (138 pages, 352 footnotes.) |
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