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How many books form the collection in the New Testament?
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27
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The books of the New Testament are generally divided into how many categories?
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3
7
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The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are known by what term, which means "at one look"?
Silmarillion
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How many books make up the Epistles?
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The Book of Revelation is the New Testament's only piece of literature in what genre?
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