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Thursday, April 30, 2009

Books of the Bible and how they relate to each other


I thought this would help those that are studying the Bible this summer. Knowing how the Bible is divided up can be helpful at understanding the book that you are reading much easier.



Interesting Facts:

5 books of law + 12 books of Old Testament History + 5 books of Wisdom = 22

5 Major Prophets + 12 Minor Prophets + 5 New Testament History = 22

22 Letters

Old Testament


Books of Law; Pentatuech (Greek); Torah (Hebrew):

  1. Genesis

  2. Exodus

  3. Leviticus

  4. Numbers

  5. Deuteronomy

Books of History:

  1. Joshua

  2. Judges

  3. Ruth

  4. 1st Samuel

  5. 2nd Samuel

  6. 1st Kings

  7. 2nd Kings

  8. 1st Chronicles

  9. 2nd Chronicles

  10. Ezra

  11. Nehemiah

  12. Esther

Books of Poetry:

  1. Job

  2. Psalms

  3. Proverbs

  4. Ecclesiastes

  5. Song of Solomon

Major Prophets:

  1. Isaiah

  2. Jeremiah

  3. Lamentations

  4. Ezekial

  5. Daniel

Minor Prophets:

  1. Hosea

  2. Joel

  3. Amos

  4. Obadiah

  5. Jonah

  6. Micah

  7. Nahum

  8. Habbakkuk

  9. Zephaniah

  10. Malachi

(400 years silent)


New Testament


Gospels:

  1. Matthew

  2. Mark

  3. Luke

  4. John

Church History:

  1. Acts

Epistles of Paul "Pauline Epistles":

  1. Romans

  2. 1st Corinthians

  3. 2nd Corinthians

  4. Galatians

  5. Ephesians

  6. Philippians

  7. Colosians

  8. 1st Thessalonians

  9. 2nd Thessalonians

  10. 1st Timothy

  11. 2nd Timothy

  12. Titus

  13. Philemon

  14. Hebrews

General Epistles:

  1. James

  2. 1st Peter

  3. 2nd Peter

  4. 1st John

  5. 2nd John

  6. 3rd John

  7. Jude

Revelations-Prophecies:

  1. Revelations

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