From Scrolls to King James Bible

Religious EducationYear 910 slidesNew Zealand curriculum
From Scrolls to King James Bible

Open this deck in Kuraplan

Sign in to view all 10 slides, customise, present or download.

Open in Kuraplan

Slide preview

First 10 of 10 slides

From Scrolls to King James Bible
Slide 1

From Scrolls to King James Bible

Religious Education - Year 9 Exploring the origins and development of the Bible

WALT: Understand the Origins of the Bible
Slide 2

WALT: Understand the Origins of the Bible

We Are Learning To identify how the Bible was compiled Understand the difference between Catholic and Protestant Bibles Explore the role of key historical figures like John Wycliffe Analyze the impact of translation movements

Timeline: From Ancient Texts to Modern Bible
Slide 3

Timeline: From Ancient Texts to Modern Bible

Ancient Manuscripts: Where It All Began
Slide 4

Ancient Manuscripts: Where It All Began

Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) written over 1000 years Greek New Testament written in 1st-2nd centuries AD Oral traditions passed down for generations before writing Dead Sea Scrolls discovered in 1947 confirm ancient accuracy

Catholic vs Protestant Bibles: Key Differences
Slide 5

Catholic vs Protestant Bibles: Key Differences

{"left":"Catholic Bible has 73 books\nProtestant Bible has 66 books\nCatholics include Deuterocanonical books (Apocrypha)","right":"Protestants removed these during Reformation\nBoth share the same 27 New Testament books\nDifferent traditions of interpretation and authority"}

John Wycliffe: The Morning Star of Reformation
Slide 6

John Wycliffe: The Morning Star of Reformation

English theologian and professor at Oxford (1320-1384) First to translate complete Bible into English Believed everyone should read the Bible in their own language Challenged the Catholic Church's authority over Scripture

Discussion Question
Slide 7

Discussion Question

Why do you think the Catholic Church opposed translating the Bible into common languages like English? What might have been the consequences of ordinary people reading the Bible for themselves?

The Growth of Wycliffe's Following
Slide 8

The Growth of Wycliffe's Following

His followers were called 'Lollards' (meaning 'mumblers') Traveled throughout England preaching in English Copied and distributed handwritten English Bibles Faced persecution but movement continued to grow Influenced later reformers like Jan Hus in Bohemia

Timeline Creation Activity
Slide 9

Timeline Creation Activity

Work in pairs to create your own Bible development timeline Include at least 6 key events from ancient times to King James Bible Add illustrations or symbols for each major milestone Present your timeline to another pair and explain one event in detail

Summary: The Journey Continues
Slide 10

Summary: The Journey Continues

The Bible's development spans over 1500 years Translation movements made Scripture accessible to all people John Wycliffe pioneered English Bible translation Catholic and Protestant traditions reflect different historical decisions This foundation led to the King James Bible of 1611