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The Bible as used by the majority of [[Christians]] includes the Hebrew Bible in its part as the Old Testament together with the [[New Testament]], which relates the life and teachings of [[Jesus Christ]], the [[Epistles]], or letters, of the [[Apostle Paul]] and other disciples to the early church, and ending with the [[Book of Revelation]].  

The Bible as used by the majority of [[Christians]] includes the Hebrew Bible in its part as the Old Testament together with the [[New Testament]], which relates the life and teachings of [[Jesus Christ]], the [[Epistles]], or letters, of the [[Apostle Paul]] and other disciples to the early church, and ending with the [[Book of Revelation]].  

The [[New Testament]] is a collection of 27 books, produced by Christians, with [[Jesus]] as its central figure, written primarily in [[Koine Greek]] in the early Christian period. Nearly all Christians recognize the New Testament (as stated below) as canonical. These books can be grouped into:

The [[New Testament]] is a collection of 27 books and letters, produced by the early Christian community, with [[Jesus]] as its central figure, written primarily in [[Koine Greek]]. Nearly all Christians recognize the New Testament as canonical. These books can be grouped into:

   

   

*[[The Gospels]]

====[[The Gospels]]====

**[[Gospel of Matthew|Gospel According to Matthew]]

**[[Gospel of Mark|Gospel According to Mark]]

*[[Gospel of Matthew]]

**[[Gospel of Luke|Gospel According to Luke]]

*[[Gospel of Mark]]

**[[Gospel of John|Gospel According to John]]

*[[Gospel of Luke]]

**[[Acts of the Apostles]]

*[[Gospel of John]]

*[[Acts of the Apostles]]

   

   

*[[Pauline Epistles]]

====[[Pauline Epistles]]====

**[[Epistle to the Romans]]

**[[First Epistle to the Corinthians]]

*[[Epistle to the Romans]]

**[[Second Epistle to the Corinthians]]

*[[First Epistle to the Corinthians]]

**[[Epistle to the Galatians]]

*[[Second Epistle to the Corinthians]]

**[[Epistle to the Philippians]]

*[[Epistle to the Galatians]]

**[[Epistle to Philemon]]

*[[Epistle to the Philippians]]

**[[First Epistle to the Thessalonians]]

*[[Epistle to Philemon]]

**[[Second Epistle to the Thessalonians]]

*[[First Epistle to the Thessalonians]]

**[[Epistle to the Ephesians]]

*[[Second Epistle to the Thessalonians]]

**[[Epistle to the Colossians]]

*[[Epistle to the Ephesians]]

**[[First Epistle to Timothy]]

*[[Epistle to the Colossians]]

**[[Second Epistle to Timothy]]

*[[First Epistle to Timothy]]

**[[Epistle to Titus]]

*[[Second Epistle to Timothy]]

**[[Epistle to the Hebrews]]

*[[Epistle to Titus]]

*[[Epistle to the Hebrews]]

*[[General Epistles]]

====[[General Epistles]]====

**[[Epistle of James]]

*[[Epistle of James]]

**[[First Epistle of Peter]]

*[[First Epistle of Peter]]

**[[Second Epistle of Peter]]

*[[Second Epistle of Peter]]

**[[First Epistle of John]]

*[[First Epistle of John]]

**[[Second Epistle of John]]

*[[Second Epistle of John]]

**[[Third Epistle of John]]

*[[Third Epistle of John]]

**[[Epistle of Jude]]

*[[Epistle of Jude]]

*[[Book of Revelation|Revelation]]

 

The [[Book of Revelation]] is the last work in the New Testament as well as the whole Bible, written close to A.D. 100 by the [[Apostle John]] during his exile on the Greek island of [[Patmos]]. Revelation is concerned with the condition of the [[Seven Churches of Asia]] before going deeply into a description of the last days prior to the beginning of the [[Millennial Age]].

==History of the Bible==

==History of the Bible==