Objective: Each player takes turns placing the book names in the correct sequence. The first person to successfully place the last card wins the game.
Game Detail:
Total cards: 74 (66 Books of the Bible, four cards that list the Old Testament, and four cards that list the New Testament.
Players: Up to 4 participants can join. Each player will receive a New Testament and an Old Testament card to help them learn the order of the books.
Game Instructions:
· Place the deck face down.
· Each player draws a card from the deck.
· Create separate sections for the Old and New Testaments, where players will place their cards.
· Arrange the Bible books in chronological order. For example, the first card for the Old Testament should be Genesis, and for the New Testament, it should begin with Matthew.
The first player to place their last card down wins the game.
The first player to place their last card down wins the game.
What's great about these playing cards is that you can be creative and add your own twist.
For example:
1. Up to 4 players can participate.
2. Each player will receive a new and an Old Testament list of the books from the Bible. One player will shuffle the cards and pass them out to each player until they are done. If any cards remain, they will be your bonus card(s).
3. Each player will have to organize their cards under either the Old or New Testament.
4. Please see the original rules of the game instructions above, numbers 3 & 4.
The first player will play; they will either go or pass. They must be able to start the pile of either the Old or the New Testament, based on the cards they have. (If the player has either Genesis or Matthew, they will start the pile, but they can’t create both piles at the same time; they are only able to put out one card per turn.) If the player is unable to place a card in chronological order, they will pass their turn, and the next player will go until all cards are played.
4. The way the bonus card(s) are used: if the player who is up next does not have the chronological card (book) in their hand, then that player can pick up the bonus card and place it on the corrected pile.
Objective: Each player takes turns placing the book names in the correct sequence. The first person to successfully place the last card wins the game.
Game Detail:
Total cards: 74 (66 Books of the Bible, four cards that list the Old Testament, and four cards that list the New Testament.
Players: Up to 4 participants can join. Each player will receive a New Testament and an Old Testament card to help them learn the order of the books.
Game Instructions:
· Place the deck face down.
· Each player draws a card from the deck.
· Create separate sections for the Old and New Testaments, where players will place their cards.
· Arrange the Bible books in chronological order. For example, the first card for the Old Testament should be Genesis, and for the New Testament, it should begin with Matthew.
The first player to place their last card down wins the game.
The first player to place their last card down wins the game.
What's great about these playing cards is that you can be creative and add your own twist.
For example:
1. Up to 4 players can participate.
2. Each player will receive a new and an Old Testament list of the books from the Bible. One player will shuffle the cards and pass them out to each player until they are done. If any cards remain, they will be your bonus card(s).
3. Each player will have to organize their cards under either the Old or New Testament.
4. Please see the original rules of the game instructions above, numbers 3 & 4.
The first player will play; they will either go or pass. They must be able to start the pile of either the Old or the New Testament, based on the cards they have. (If the player has either Genesis or Matthew, they will start the pile, but they can’t create both piles at the same time; they are only able to put out one card per turn.) If the player is unable to place a card in chronological order, they will pass their turn, and the next player will go until all cards are played.
4. The way the bonus card(s) are used: if the player who is up next does not have the chronological card (book) in their hand, then that player can pick up the bonus card and place it on the corrected pile.
