The Sacred Scripture Canon
Navigate the complete biblical library from Genesis to Revelation. Every book is indexed with chapter study hubs, original Hebrew and Greek root alignments, and Treasury of Scripture cross-references.
Old Testament Canon
(39 books · Biblical Hebrew)Genesis
The sovereign beginnings of creation, the fall of humanity, and the covenant family through Abraham.
Exodus
Deliverance from slavery in Egypt, covenant establishment at Sinai, and God dwelling among His people.
Leviticus
Holiness, sacrifice, the Day of Atonement, and approaching a holy God through consecrated worship.
Numbers
Wilderness wandering, divine faithfulness amidst human rebellion, and preparation to enter the Promised Land.
Deuteronomy
Renewal of the covenant, wholehearted love for the Lord (the Shema), and obedience rooted in grace.
Joshua
Conquest and distribution of Canaan fulfilling God’s promises to Abraham; courage and steadfast obedience.
Judges
The repeating cycles of apostasy, oppression, repentance, and deliverance before Israel had a king.
Ruth
Loyal covenant love (chesed), redemption through a kinsman redeemer, and the ancestry of King David and Christ.
1 Samuel
Transition from judges to monarchy, the rise and tragic fall of Saul, and the anointing of David.
2 Samuel
The reign of King David, the Davidic covenant of an eternal throne, and the consequences of sin.
1 Kings
Solomon’s wisdom and temple, the division of the kingdom into Israel and Judah, and Elijah’s prophetic stand.
2 Kings
Elisha’s ministry, decline of the divided monarchies, and the eventual exile of Israel and Judah.
1 Chronicles
Genealogical heritage from Adam to David, priestly order, and temple preparation emphasizing pure worship.
2 Chronicles
The temple from Solomon to the Babylonian exile, highlighting revival kings who sought the Lord.
Ezra
Return of the Jewish exiles from Babylon, rebuilding the second temple, and spiritual reformation through the Law.
Nehemiah
Rebuilding Jerusalem’s defensive walls in 52 days, courageous leadership, and social-covenant renewal.
Esther
God’s unseen providence preserving His people against annihilation in Persia “for such a time as this.”
Job
The mystery of innocent suffering, divine sovereignty, and unshakeable trust in the Almighty Redeemer.
Psalms
The master prayerbook and hymnal of Israel: praise, lament, thanksgiving, messianic hope, and communion with God.
Proverbs
Practical godliness, moral discernment, and the fear of the Lord as the foundation of all true wisdom.
Ecclesiastes
The vanity of life “under the sun” without God, culminating in the duty to fear God and keep His commandments.
Song of Solomon
The sacred beauty and passionate intimacy of marital love, allegorically reflecting Christ and His bride.
Isaiah
The Holy One of Israel, judgment on nations, the Suffering Servant (Isaiah 53), and future restoration in new heavens.
Jeremiah
The weeping prophet warning Judah of exile, false trust in ritual, and the promise of the New Covenant written on the heart.
Lamentations
Acrostic mourning over Jerusalem’s destruction, yet celebrating God’s steadfast mercies that are new every morning.
Ezekiel
The departure and return of God’s radiant glory, the valley of dry bones, and the vision of a transformed temple.
Daniel
God’s dominion over world empires, uncompromising faith in Babylon, and visions of the Son of Man and the eternal kingdom.
Hosea
God’s relentless, pursuing love for an unfaithful people, portrayed through Hosea’s marriage to Gomer.
Joel
The Day of the Lord, national repentance, and the promised outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon all flesh.
Amos
Divine justice demanding that righteousness roll down like waters, condemning hypocrisy and economic oppression.
Obadiah
The humbling of Edom for its pride and violence against Israel, and the ultimate triumph of Mount Zion.
Jonah
God’s boundless mercy extending even to Israel’s worst enemies in Nineveh, rebuking ethnocentric prejudice.
Micah
Walking humbly with God, doing justice, loving kindness, and the ruler promised from Bethlehem Ephrathah.
Nahum
The judgment and downfall of Nineveh’s brutal empire; God as a refuge for those who trust Him in day of trouble.
Habakkuk
Wrestling with why wickedness prospers, resting in the revelation that “the righteous shall live by his faith.”
Zephaniah
The great Day of the Lord clearing away idolatry, followed by joyful singing as God rejoices over His redeemed.
Haggai
Calling returned exiles to prioritize rebuilding God’s house over their paneled homes: “Consider your ways.”
Zechariah
Apocalyptic visions of restoration, the humble King riding on a donkey, and the fountain opened for cleansing sin.
Malachi
Confronting spiritual complacency, robing God in tithes, and the coming Sun of Righteousness with healing in His wings.
New Testament Canon
(27 books · Koine Greek)Matthew
Jesus the Messiah and King of the Jews, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy and establishing the Kingdom of Heaven.
Mark
Jesus the Servant of God and powerful Son of God who came not to be served, but to serve and give His life as a ransom.
Luke
Jesus the compassionate Son of Man who came to seek and save the lost, welcoming outcasts, Gentiles, and the poor.
John
Jesus the eternal Word made flesh, the divine Son of God, offering eternal life and light to all who believe.
Acts
The Holy Spirit’s empowerment of the early church to witness in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.
Romans
The gospel of God’s righteousness: justification by faith apart from the law, life in the Spirit, and unity in the body.
1 Corinthians
Addressing divisions, sexual purity, spiritual gifts, the supremacy of love (1 Cor 13), and the bodily resurrection.
2 Corinthians
Paul’s defense of apostolic ministry: power made perfect in human weakness, reconciliation, and sacrificial generosity.
Galatians
Christian freedom through faith in Christ alone versus legalistic circumcision; walking by the Spirit bearing fruit.
Ephesians
Our riches in Christ, salvation by grace through faith, the mystery of the unified Church, and the Armor of God.
Philippians
Rejoicing in the Lord in all circumstances, the humility of Christ (Kenosis), and finding contentment through His strength.
Colossians
The cosmic preeminence and all-sufficiency of Christ, in whom all the fullness of the Deity dwells bodily.
1 Thessalonians
Exemplary faith, holy living, encouragement concerning the Lord’s second coming, and watching like children of light.
2 Thessalonians
Clarifying the Day of the Lord, perseverance under persecution, and warning against idleness while awaiting Christ.
1 Timothy
Pastoral instructions for sound doctrine, church leadership (overseers and deacons), and fight of the good faith.
2 Timothy
Paul’s final charge from prison: unashamed endurance, guarding the deposit of truth, and finishing the race.
Titus
Appointing elders in Crete, setting things in order, and living out good works motivated by the grace of God.
Philemon
Christian brotherhood and reconciliation: urging Philemon to receive his runaway slave Onesimus as a beloved brother.
Hebrews
The absolute superiority of Jesus Christ over angels, Moses, and the Levitical priesthood; holding fast to faith.
James
Living faith verified by works, taming the tongue, wisdom from above, and prayer for one another in trials.
1 Peter
Living hope amidst suffering, holy priesthood of believers, and standing firm in the true grace of God.
2 Peter
Growing in spiritual maturity, warning against false teachers, and anticipating the new heavens and new earth.
1 John
Walking in the light, assurance of salvation, mutual love as proof of rebirth, and victory that overcomes the world.
2 John
Walking in truth and love while guarding against deceivers who deny the incarnation of Jesus Christ.
3 John
Commending Gaius for hospitality to traveling missionaries and rebuking proud Diotrephes.
Jude
Contending earnestly for the faith once delivered to the saints against apostates; doxology to Him who keeps us.
Revelation
The revelation of Jesus Christ as reigning King, judgment on the beast and dragon, and the New Jerusalem where God wipes away every tear.