All sixty-six books.

The origin of the universe, humanity, and the nation of Israel, with God's promise of a coming Seed.

Israel's rescue from Egypt, the Passover, the Law at Sinai, and the building of the tabernacle.

Laws for priesthood, sacrifice, and holy living — foreshadowing Christ's redemption.

Israel's forty-year journey in the wilderness, with lessons of faith and obedience.

Moses' final discourses reviewing the Law before Israel enters the Promised Land.

The conquest and division of the Promised Land under Joshua's faithful leadership.

Israel's cycles of sin, oppression, and rescue through divinely appointed judges.

A Moabite widow's devotion and her place in the lineage of David and the Messiah.

The rise of Samuel, Saul's failed kingship, and the anointing of David.

David's victories and failures, and God's kingdom covenant with his house.

Solomon's wisdom and temple, followed by the kingdom's division into Israel and Judah.

The decline and exile of both kingdoms, with the ministry of Elijah and Elisha.

Israel's family records and the reign of David from a priestly perspective.

The history of Judah's kings and the temple from Solomon to the exile.

The return from Babylonian exile and the rebuilding of Jehovah's temple.

The rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls and the renewal of the covenant.

God's unseen providence preserving his people through Queen Esther in Persia.

A righteous man's trials and the question of divine justice, answered by God himself.

One hundred fifty sacred songs of praise, trust, and hope in Jehovah.

Practical wisdom for daily living, rooted in the fear of Jehovah.

The vanity of life apart from God, and meaning found in reverent obedience.

A poetic celebration of devoted love, illustrating Jehovah's love for his people.

Prophecies of judgment, restoration, and the coming Messiah and his Kingdom.

Warnings before the exile and the promise of a new covenant written on the heart.

Mournful poems over Jerusalem's fall and hope in Jehovah's unfailing mercy.

Visions of Jehovah's glory, judgment on the nations, and Israel's restoration.

Faith under Gentile rule and visions of God's everlasting Kingdom.

A prophet's marriage illustrating Jehovah's loyal love for unfaithful Israel.

A locust plague as warning, and the promise of God's spirit poured out.

Judgment on surrounding nations and on Israel for injustice and empty worship.

A brief prophecy against Edom and the certainty of Jehovah's Kingdom.

A reluctant prophet's mission to Nineveh and God's mercy on the repentant.

Indictment of corrupt leaders and the promise of a ruler from Bethlehem.

The certain fall of Nineveh and Jehovah's justice against cruelty.

The prophet's questions about injustice and the call to live by faithfulness.

The day of Jehovah's judgment and the restoration of a humble remnant.

A call to rebuild the temple and the promise of greater glory to come.

Visions of restoration and prophecies of the coming King and Shepherd.

Closing appeals to faithfulness and the promise of Elijah before the great day.

Jesus as the promised Messiah-King, presenting the good news of the Kingdom.

The dynamic ministry of Jesus, the Son of God and suffering servant.

A careful account of Jesus' life, compassion, and salvation for all people.

Jesus as the Word and the way to eternal life, with signs revealing his glory.

The spread of the good news from Jerusalem to Rome by the power of holy spirit.

The righteousness of God and justification by faith, for Jews and Gentiles alike.

Counsel to a divided congregation on unity, love, and Christian conduct.

Paul's defense of his ministry and the power found in Christian weakness.

Freedom from the Law through faith in Christ and a life guided by spirit.

The oneness of the congregation and the Christian's complete spiritual armor.

Joy in Christ amid suffering and the mind of humility.

The supremacy of Christ and freedom from empty human philosophy.

Encouragement to holy living and a firm hope in the resurrection.

Clarification about Christ's presence and the need to stand firm.

Counsel on congregation arrangement, overseers, and sound teaching.

Paul's final charge to preach the word and endure hardship faithfully.

Qualifications for overseers and the importance of fine works.

An appeal for Christian forgiveness and brotherhood.

The superiority of Christ over the Law and the way of approach to God.

Practical faith shown by works, patience, and a controlled tongue.

Standing firm through suffering with a living, unfading hope.

Growth in Christian qualities and a warning against false teachers.

Walking in light and love, with assurance of eternal life.

A brief call to walk in truth and beware of deceivers.

Commendation of hospitality and a warning against prideful opposition.

A call to contend for the faith and remain in God's love.

Visions of Christ's presence, the triumph of God's Kingdom, and a new world.