..THE LAW.......................THE PROPHETS....................THE WRITTINGS....
1. Genesis........................23. Isaiah..........................45. Romans
2. Exodus.........................24. Jeremiah......................46. 1 Corinthians
3. Leviticus.......................25. Lamentations.................47. 2 Corinthians
4. Numbers.......................26. Exekiel.........................48. Galations
5. Deuteronomy..................27. Daniel..........................49. Ephesians
6. Joshua.........................28. Hosea..........................50. Philippians
7. Judges.........................29. Joel.............................51. Colossians
8. Ruth............................30. Amos...........................52. 1 Thessalonians
9. 1 Samuel.......................31. Obadiah........................53. 1 Thessalonians
10.2 Samuel......................32. Jonah...........................54. 1 Timothy
11.1 kings........................ 33. Micah...........................55. 1 Timothy
12 2 Kings.........................34. Nahum..........................56. Titus
13 1 Chronicles...................35. Habakkuk.......................57. Philemon
14 2 Chronicles...................36. Zephaniah.......................58. Hebrews
15 Ezra............................37. Haggai...........................59. James
16 Nehemiah......................38. Zechariah.......................60. 1 Peter
17 Esther..........................39. Malachi..........................61. 2 Peter
18 Job..............................40. Matthew........................62. 1 John
19 Psalms..........................41. Mark............................63. 2 John
20 Proverbs........................42. Luke............................64. 3 John
21 Ecclesiastes....................43. John.............................65. Jude
22 Song of Solomon...............44. Acts.............................66. Revelation
The sixty six books of the Protestant Bible are usually divided into the Old and New Testaments. But they can also be arranged under the Old Testament Hebrew headings of The Law, the Prophets and the Writtings.(physical, emotional, mental) Each of the colomns matches it's catagory even though most Christians don't realize this.
This arrangement of the Bible into these trinitarian catagories is by no means unintended. The symbology inferred here is vast and diverse. The first two columns can represent the first 4000 years of the Old Testament Period. The third column represents the Christian Era.
Along with this each separate column has it's own internal patterns and divisions which are intricately symbolic. These divisions are mad dividing clusters or sections of books that were long held to be units unto themselves and given names such as "The Pentateuch, Wisdom Literature, Major Prophets and Minor Prophets.
The first column describes the creation and activities on this physical earth from the time of Adam until the Establishment of the Temple Fire in Jerusalem at about 1000BC. The second column contains all names of Prophets, old and new Testaments. They warned the people with their EMOTIONA LAMENTS. The third coumn under The Writtings is just that, all writting or epistles. Isn't that amazing!
1. Genesis........................23. Isaiah..........................45. Romans
2. Exodus.........................24. Jeremiah......................46. 1 Corinthians
3. Leviticus.......................25. Lamentations.................47. 2 Corinthians
4. Numbers.......................26. Exekiel.........................48. Galations
5. Deuteronomy..................27. Daniel..........................49. Ephesians
6. Joshua.........................28. Hosea..........................50. Philippians
7. Judges.........................29. Joel.............................51. Colossians
8. Ruth............................30. Amos...........................52. 1 Thessalonians
9. 1 Samuel.......................31. Obadiah........................53. 1 Thessalonians
10.2 Samuel......................32. Jonah...........................54. 1 Timothy
11.1 kings........................ 33. Micah...........................55. 1 Timothy
12 2 Kings.........................34. Nahum..........................56. Titus
13 1 Chronicles...................35. Habakkuk.......................57. Philemon
14 2 Chronicles...................36. Zephaniah.......................58. Hebrews
15 Ezra............................37. Haggai...........................59. James
16 Nehemiah......................38. Zechariah.......................60. 1 Peter
17 Esther..........................39. Malachi..........................61. 2 Peter
18 Job..............................40. Matthew........................62. 1 John
19 Psalms..........................41. Mark............................63. 2 John
20 Proverbs........................42. Luke............................64. 3 John
21 Ecclesiastes....................43. John.............................65. Jude
22 Song of Solomon...............44. Acts.............................66. Revelation
The sixty six books of the Protestant Bible are usually divided into the Old and New Testaments. But they can also be arranged under the Old Testament Hebrew headings of The Law, the Prophets and the Writtings.(physical, emotional, mental) Each of the colomns matches it's catagory even though most Christians don't realize this.
This arrangement of the Bible into these trinitarian catagories is by no means unintended. The symbology inferred here is vast and diverse. The first two columns can represent the first 4000 years of the Old Testament Period. The third column represents the Christian Era.
Along with this each separate column has it's own internal patterns and divisions which are intricately symbolic. These divisions are mad dividing clusters or sections of books that were long held to be units unto themselves and given names such as "The Pentateuch, Wisdom Literature, Major Prophets and Minor Prophets.
The first column describes the creation and activities on this physical earth from the time of Adam until the Establishment of the Temple Fire in Jerusalem at about 1000BC. The second column contains all names of Prophets, old and new Testaments. They warned the people with their EMOTIONA LAMENTS. The third coumn under The Writtings is just that, all writting or epistles. Isn't that amazing!