Creation, the Fall, the Flood, spread of the nations, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. Enslavement in Egypt.
Exodus
Enslavement, Moses, 10 plagues, Passover, Leave Egypt, Red Sea Crossing, Mt. Sinai and the 10 Commandments
Leviticus
Instructions on sacrificial system and the priesthood. Instructions on moral purity.
Numbers
Still at Mt. Sinai, people make false idol, punishment, 40-years wandering begins.
Deuteronomy
Moses’ discourses on God’s Acts for Israel the Decalogue, the ceremonial, civil, and social Laws, and covenant ratification.
Historical Books – 12 books
Joshua
First half of Joshua describes the 7-year conquest of the Land of Promise. The last half deals with partitioning the lands to the people.
Judges
Time of Judges. This was a bad time period. The Israelites did not drive out all the inhabitants of Canaan and began to take part in their idolatry. 7 cycles of foreign oppression, repentance, and deliverance. In the end, the people failed to learn their lesson.
Ruth
Kinsman redeemer in Boaz, redeeming Ruth, a Moabitess. Speaks of righteousness, love, and faithfulness to the Lord.
1 Samuel
Samuel carries Israel from judges to King Saul
2 Samuel
David as King, adultery, and murder.
1 Kings
Solomon, Israel is powerful. Solomon dies, then division of tribes: 10 to the north and 2 to the south.
2 Kings
The Divided Kingdom. All 19 kings of Israel were bad, therefore, captivity in Assyria (722 B.C.). In Judah, 8 of 20 rulers were good but went into exile, too.
1 Chronicles
A recounting of the history of Israel to the time of Solomon.
2 Chronicles
Continued recounting of the life of Solomon, building of temple, to the captivity. History of Judah only.
Ezra
Cyrus let most of the Jews return to their land of Israel. Zerubbabel led the people (539 B.C.). Ezra returned later with more Jews (458 B.C.) Built the temple.
Nehemiah
Building the walls of Jerusalem. Nehemiah got permission from the king of Persia to rebuild the walls (444 B.C.). Revival in the land.
Esther
Took place during chapters 6 and 7 of Ezra. Mordecai. Plot to kill the Jewish people.
Poetic Books – 5 books
Job
A righteous man tested by God. Deals with God’s sovereignty.
Psalms
Consists of 5 divisions. Worship in song. Large variety of subjects.
Proverbs
Practical wisdom in everyday affairs.
Ecclesiastes
All is vanity. The wisdom of man is futility.
Song of Solomon
A song (between Solomon and his Shulammite bride) displaying the love between a man and a woman.
Prophetic Books – 17 books
Isaiah
Looks at the sin of Judah and proclaims God’s judgment. Hezekiah. Coming restoration and blessing.
Jeremiah
Called by God to proclaim the news of judgment to Judah, which came. God establishes a New Covenant.
Lamentations
5 lament poems. Description of defeat and fall of Jerusalem.
Ezekiel
He ministered to the Jews in Captivity in Babylon. Description of the end of times.
Daniel
Many visions of the future for the Gentiles and the Jews.
Hosea
Story of Hosea and his unfaithful wife, Gomer. Represents God’s love and faithfulness and Israel’s spiritual adultery. Israel will be judged and restored.
Joel
Proclaims a terrifying future using the imagery of locusts. Judgment will come, but blessing will follow.
Amos
He warned Israel of its coming judgment. Israel rejects God’s warning.
Obadiah
A proclamation against Edom, a neighboring nation of Israel that gloated over Jerusalem’s judgments. Prophecy of its utter destruction.
Jonah
Jonah proclaims a coming judgment upon Nineveh’s people, but they repented and judgment was spared.
Micah
Description of the complete moral decay in all levels of Israel. God will judge but will forgive and restore.
Nahum
Nineveh has gone into apostasy (approx. 125 years after Jonah) and will be destroyed.
Habakkuk
Near the end of the kingdom of Judah, Habakkuk asks God why He is not dealing with Judah’s sins. God says He will use the Babylonians. Habakkuk asks how God can use a nation that is even worse than Judah.
Zephaniah
The theme is developed of the Day of the Lord and His judgment with a coming blessing. Judah will not repent except for a remnant, which will be restored.
Haggai
The people failed to put God first by building their houses before they finished God’s temple. Therefore, they had no prosperity.
Zechariah
Zechariah encourages the Jews to complete the temple. Many messianic prophecies.
Malachi
God’s people are lax in their duty to God. Growing distant from God. Moral compromise. Proclamation of coming judgment.
New Testament – 27 Books Total:
Historical Books – 5 books
Matthew
Presents Jesus as the Messiah. Genealogy of Jesus through Joseph. Fulfillment of O.T. prophecy.
Mark
Presents Jesus as the Servant. 1/3 of the gospel deals with the last week of His life.
Luke
Presents Jesus as the Son of Man to seek and save the lost. Genealogy of Jesus through Mary. Largest of the gospels.
John
Presents Jesus as God in flesh, the Christ, so that you might believe.
Acts
Historical account from Jesusโ ascension to travels of Paul in his missionary journeys.
Pauline Epistles – 13 books
Romans
A systematic examination of justification, sanctification, and glorification. Examines Godโs plan for the Jews and the Gentiles.
1 Corinthians
This letter deals with factions and corrections due to immorality, lawsuits, and abuse of the Lordโs Supper. Also mentions idols, marriage, and the resurrection.
2 Corinthians
Paulโs defense of his apostolic position.
Galatians
Paul refutes the errors of legalism and examines the proper place of grace in the Christianโs life.
Ephesians
The believerโs position in Christ and information on Spiritual warfare.
Philippians
Paul speaks of his imprisonment and his love for the Philippians. He exhorts them to godliness and warns them of legalism.
Colossians
Paul focuses on the preeminence of Jesus in creation, redemption, and godliness.
1 Thessalonians
Paulโs ministry to the Thessalonians. Teachings on purity and mention of the return of Christ.
2 Thessalonians
Corrections on the Day of the Lord.
1 Timothy
Instructions to Timothy on proper leadership and dealings with false teachers, the role of women, prayer, and requirements of elders and deacons.
2 Timothy
A letter of encouragement to Timothy to be strong.
Titus
Paul left Titus in Crete to care for the churches there. Requirements for elders.
Philemon
A letter to the owner of a runaway slave. Paul appeals to Philemon to forgive Onesimus.
Non-Pauline Epistles – 9 books
Hebrews
A letter to the Hebrew Christians in danger of returning to Judaism. It demonstrates the superiority of Jesus over the O.T. system. Mentions the Melchizedek priesthood. (Hebrews may be of Pauline origin. There is much debate on its authorship).
James
A practical exhortation of believers to live a Christian life evidencing regeneration. It urges self-examination of the evidence of the changed life.
1 Peter
Peter wrote this letter to encourage its recipients in the light of their suffering and be humble in it. Mentions baptism.
2 Peter
Deals with the person on an inward level, warnings against false teachers, and mentions the Day of the Lord.
1 John
John describes true fellowship of the believers with other believers and with God. God as light and love. Encourages a holy Christian walk before the Lord. Much mention of Christian love.
2 John
Praise for walking in Christ and a reminder to walk in Godโs love.
3 John
John thanks Gaius for his kindness to Godโs people and rebukes Diotrephes.
Jude
Exposing false teachers and uses O.T. allusions to demonstrate the judgment upon them. Contends for the faith.
Revelation
A highly symbolic vision of the future rebellion, judgment, and consummation of all things.
The truth always comes out! – Sooner or later the truth will always come out. This is what Islam and Muslims have been stating for centuries.
Now if you watch this video and die as a Christian worshipping a triune God 3 in 1, do not blame anyone else but yourself on Judgement Day. When you end up in Eternal Permanent Hellfire for failing to worth Allah Exalted He, the only true God, He is One in Essence, his Oneness is reflected in his beautiful name and attributes