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Browse every book of the Bible with curated visual study packs, key themes, character maps, and discussion questions — from Genesis to Revelation.

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Old Testament
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New Testament
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Old Testament (5 books)

New Testament (7 books)

Acts — The unstoppable gospel — from Jerusalem to Rome, driven by the Holy Spirit History New Testament

Acts

The unstoppable gospel — from Jerusalem to Rome, driven by the Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit as the Engine of Mission Witness to the Ends of the Earth The Church as Community
✍ Luke the Evangelist 📅 c. AD 62–63

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Bible?
The Protestant Bible contains 66 books: 39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New Testament. The Old Testament covers the Law (Torah), History, Poetry, and Prophecy. The New Testament includes the Gospels, Acts, the Epistles, and Revelation.
What is the best order to read the Bible?
For first-time readers, starting with the Gospel of John provides the clearest introduction to Jesus. For a canonical overview, Genesis → Psalms → Isaiah → Matthew → Romans → Revelation covers the major theological arcs. BibleLum's 300-Day Journey plan sequences all 66 books in a structured reading order.
Which Bible books are best for beginners?
John is the most accessible Gospel — it explains theological concepts directly. Philippians is the best short epistle: four chapters, unified theme of joy, and immediate practical application. Genesis provides essential context for the whole biblical narrative.
What is a Bible Study Pack?
A BibleLum Study Pack is a comprehensive visual guide for a single Bible book. Each pack includes a visual overview infographic, chapter-by-chapter summary, key themes, symbolism analysis, discussion questions, and a personal journal template.

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