• Matthew   50-70 AD   Matthew cover the life, teachings, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ -- King of the Jews. God incarnate.
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• Mark   50-70 AD   shows that the predictions made hundreds of years earlier -- fulfilled by Jesus. Jesus as righteous Servant.
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• Luke   60-80 AD   the most exhaustive account of Jesus life and death -- Fully human, fully divine.
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• John   80-100 AD   begins by stating that Jesus is God and that he always has existed. -- the Word became flesh.
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• Acts   Acts: 62-64 AD   starts where the Gospels end. Tells of the early Christian churchs. -- Savior of the world
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• Romans   56-58 AD   from the apostle Paul to the church in Rome. -- Salvation is by grace, and not deserve.
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• 1 Corinthians   55-57 AD   documents some problems in the early Christian church. -- Holy life in an unholy world.
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• 2 Corinthians   55-57 AD   Shows that the Christian faith will be attacked -- Be ready to defend what we believe and profess.
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• Galatians   48-50 AD   teaches that customs and rituals are not necessary, nor provide salvation. -- Your Liberty, Sets you Free.
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• Ephesians   60-62 AD   The purpose of the church -- A united body to strengthen believers, worship God. Christ as head
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• Philippians   60-62 AD   a letter, celebrates the joy that Christians should have and it reminds us to praise God. Joy in the Lord.
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• Colossians   60-62 AD   refutes false teachings in the church, shows that Christ is the supreme head. Christ our completeness.
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• 1 Thessalonians   teaches Christians to be strong in their faith in times of persecution and the second coming of Christ.
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• 2 Thessalonians   provides more information about the second coming of Christ and no one knows when that moment will be.
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• 1 Timothy   Paul give instructions to leaders and it teaches how to administer and discipline a church. Faith
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• 2 Timothy   instructs church leaders and it encourages Christians as well. The final letter before pauls death.
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• Titus   good leader and how to be a good Christian. warns of pitfalls and it encourages us to be responsible and moral at all times.
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• Philemon   reaffirms that all people are equal and that Christians especially should be wary of this fact. respect and fairness.
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• Hebrews   64-68 AD   Christianity is the only true faith and that Christ is the only thing that we need. Perfection & "Hall of Faith."
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• James   45-49 AD   warns us to beware of hypocrisy in others and in ourselves. James teaches us how to live a true Christian life.
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• 1 Peter   64-67 AD   Encourages Christians who suffer persecution and difficulties. Although earthly pain and suffering, we find eternal peace.
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• 2 Peter   64-68 AD   warns us of false teachings and it tells us of responsibility to grow in our faith and knowledge of God.
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• 1 John   85-95 AD   Watch for people who try to lead us astray. 1st John explains what our relationship with God should be.
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• 2 John   85-95 AD   tells us to be wary of deceivers and it emphasizes that we as Christians should live a life of truth and love.
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• 3 John   85-95 AD   shows how simple acts of kindness, such as hospitality, should be a part of all of our lives as Christians.
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• Jude   65-80 AD   Never let our guard down, and always be on the lookout for heretics and false teachings.
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• Revelation   95-96 AD   Revelation gives insight into future events where evil will finally be utterly destroyed
                       and Christians will experience everlasting peace and happiness. Your coming King the return of the Theocracy
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• Genesis    First book of Moses. History of Man from the beginning -- the Sead of the woman
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• Exodus     Second book of Moses. Deliverance of Israel from captivity -- The passover Lamb
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• Leviticus   Third book of Moses. Book of the law. -- Our High Priest
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• Numbers   Fourth book of Moses. Story of wandering -- a Pillar of Cloud & Fire to lead them.
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• Deuteronomy   Fifth book of Moses -- 2nd recital of law before promise land
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• Joshua       Took over as judge of Israel after Moses
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• Judges       Judges, men and women, who lead the children of Israel during the theocracy.
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• Ruth          demonstrates remaining faithful to God even when the rest of the world is corrupt. loyalty, faith, and love.
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• 1 Samuel   records the last days of the Theocracy, the first days of the period of kings
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• 2 Samuel   documents the life and reign of David, both king and prophet . God calls him a man after his own heart.
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• 1 Kings       history of the kings, the united and the divided kingdoms. -- Mostly corrupt they led their kingdoms into sin.
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• 2 Kings       focuses more on the prophets sent to warn the kings and people before captivity.
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• 1 Chronicles   family tree of David, and summarizes the highlights of the kingdom of Israels history.
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• 2 Chronicles   demonstrate that rejection of God leads to destruction while obedience to him leads to salvation.
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• Ezra           tells of how God kept his promise to restore the Jews to their homeland. prophet Ezra to rebuilding their nation.
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• Nehemiah   is the final Old Testament history book. It records the events of the third wave of Jews to return to Israel.
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• Esther       book never mentions God by name, but his will shall always be done. story of faith, courage, obedience and romance.
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• Job           explains that God is sovereign, that people who follow God are not immune from suffering, and the mind of God.
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• Psalm       book of praise and worship to God. poetic, shows that the supreme purpose is to exalt and give thanks to God.
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• Proverbs   teaches wisdom for everyday life. "She" Wisdom is from God, anyone or anything else for truth is folly.
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• Ecclesiastes   primarily shows that life is meaningless without God and contains much sadness, but God gives fulfillment.
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• Song of Solomon   symbolically demonstrates Gods love, and literally expresses the physical and emotional love between lovers.
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• Isaiah       prophetic book, Foretells the coming of the Messiah as the ultimate sacrifice for all mankind.
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• Jeremiah   prophetic book, It shows that even when no one will listen to the truth, we still should proclaim it.
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• Lamentations   shows that true love cares for others, and it demonstrates how God anguishes when we sin.
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• Ezekiel       taught and prophesied to the exiled Israelis. Even in trying times, we still can preach the word of God.
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• Daniel       We can serve God and be successful in a corrupt society. Never abandon our faith even in personal safety.
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• Hosea   allegorical and literal of love and commitment. prophet who married an unfaithful wife. Forgave and redeemed her.
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• Joel       prophetic pronouncing impending judgment. It states that there is mercy for those who repent and turn to God.
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• Amos             ows that ordinary people can be used by God for his purposes, and that no one is too small to do his work.
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• Obadiah       Judgment against those who harm God's people. shows that God cares for those who follow him.
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• Jonah   Jonah explains that we cannot escape God if he calls us to do his work. shows he also is eager to forgive those who repent.
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• Micah   God offers to forgive people who are willing to ask for it, and who are willing to forsake their evil desires to follow him.
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• Nahum       shows that the mightiest are not immune from judgment. Nahum demonstrates that God will defend his people.
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• Habakkuk   explains that even though evil often appears to rule the world, God is really in control. Hope in our times of need.
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• Zephaniah We are not responsible for our own well-being and judgment when we ignore God in times of peace and affluence.
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• Haggai       challenges us to put God first in our lives. We need to make God a priority in our lives.
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• Zechariah   redicts the life of Christ, and encourages that we are eternally saved because of Christ's sacrifice of his life and resurrection from the dead.
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• Malachi   It warns people to let go of their evil desires and to follow God. Malachi also foretells the birth of Christ.
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• Ancient Words - Michael W. Smith   Michael W. Smith song is an homage to the Written Word of God. It's God's love-letter to his children.
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