The phrase "book of life" is found only eight times, in eight verses, in the Bible. These occurrences are all found in the New Testament. Only one is written by the Apostle Paul (Philippians 4:3) while the remaining seven book references are recorded by John (Revelation 3:5, 8, 17:8, 20:12, 15, 21:27 and 22:19).

And death and hell were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death. And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire (Revelation 20:13 - 15). [What is the Lake of Fire?] [What Exactly is the Second Death?] 18. God promises a bright and productive eternal future, along with healing, to those who ...

The book being referenced in verse 1 is the book of life. This spiritual volume contains the names of those who will be granted eternal salvation (see Philippians 4:3, Revelation 3:5, 8, 17:8, 20:12, 15, 21:27 and 22:19).

The average number of chapters and verses in a King James Old Testament book is 18 chapters and 471 verses. Daniel's 12 chapters and 357 total words fall below this average. Date Written, Location. The book of Daniel was written in Babylon between 605 and 530 B.C. [Location Where Bible Books Written] The Author

Malachi is listed as the last Old Testament book in the King James Bible. Between the time that he wrote, and the time of the first New Testament writing (Gospel of Matthew in 35 A.D.) is a period of (inclusively) 435 years. The time between Malachi and the last book written in the New Testament, the book of Revelation, is around 495 to 496 years.

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Most people would like to be both happy and to live forever. Pain, suffering and seeing the death of those we love take the joy out of life. The good news is that the Bible does offer hope and even offers evidence supporting a hopeful future for all mankind. The reader is encouraged to review these materials with both an open mind and open Bible.

This book was written by both Esther and Mordecai roughly around 473 B.C. in ancient Persia. All the events in the book take place within Persia. [Map of Persian Empire] The Authors. This book has two authors. The first is Persian Queen Esther who was a Jew from the tribe of Benjamin (see Est. 7:3 - 4, 8:5 - 6).

The book of Genesis records the five oldest humans in history. These people are Methuselah (969 years, Genesis 5:27), Jared (962, verse 20), Noah (950, 9:29), Adam (930, 5:5) and Seth (912, 5:8). The ages of women, upon their death, are not recorded in Scripture with the unique exception of Abraham's wife Sarah (Genesis 23:1 - 2).

The book of Ruth begins by stating the events it records took place during the time of Israel's Judges (Ruth 1:1). The period of Israel's Judges ran from Joshua, the first Judge, who started in 1398 B.C., to Samuel's two sons who ended their service in 1050. The book, unfortunately, does not offer more details that pin down the event dates further.