Finished the Bible, is the sequel worth reading?

There are no sequels to the Bible, only fanfics.

No. Joseph Smith was a fraud.

>>9295702
Do recommend reading The Bible? I'm not religious at all.

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>>9296784
yes

>>9295702
The sequel is the Quran. This is the spinoff.

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you posted the wrong picture, this is the sequel

>>9296807
Whoa... did aliens write that?

>>9296880
Yep. It's pretty /x/ tier, but since I have it I can assure you that is brilliant

>>9296887
Cool. ty. Just bought on Kindle.

>>9296896
Whoa, fulmineous! You're welcome

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Read the prequel, its better

>>9296776
Some parts of it are cool. Esther is relatively short and not particularly religious, maybe start with that.

NRSV is a good modern translation.

>>9296807
Is this legit you guys? Epub worth??

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>>9295702
Old Testament = Raiders of the Lost Ark
New Testament = Temple of Doom
Qur'an = Last Crusade
Book of Mormon = Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

I'm planning on reading Pentateuch, Books of Wisdom, and the whole New Testament. Is this enough for a good rundown of the Bible? Anything I should add or drop?

>>9297125
But the Temple of Doom was the weakest part of the original trilogy and Last Crusade the best, so your post confuses me.

>>9297146
Make sure you read Kings and Samuel. I'm unsure if those are included in the Books of Wisdom. You can honestly skip Leviticus.

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Implying this isn't the actual sequel?

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>>9297407
And then there is this one as well!

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>>9297407
>muh Oprah's Guru!

>>9295702
>le magical underpants meme religion
No.

>>9296794
see >>9295726

>>9297146
I second the guy saying to skip Leviticus, it'll bore the pants off you. I also recommend the books of Samuel and Kings, they include a lot of important stories and you'll understand jewish ideas about the Temple and kingship better, which are necessary to properly understand the gospels.

I think just Job and Ecclesiates are good enough for the wisdom books, maybe Proverbs too. I don't think you need to read through psalms if you just want a rundown, it's a collection of prayers and songs (150 of them!) rather than core theology. Maybe look at some "favorite psalms" lists and just read those. Songs of Songs/Solomon is saucy but not particularly important to Christian belief.

As for the New Testament, the gospels, Revelation, and the 7 genuine Pauline epistles are probably good enough, but do read the rest of the epistles if you're interested.

The ones that are definitely genuine Paul are:
>Romans
>1 Corinthians
>2 Corinthians
>Galatians
>Philippians
>1 Thessalonians
>Philemon