Books of the Bible
66 books of the Bible canon. Pick a book to open it at
chapter 1, verse 1.
The first five books, attributed by tradition to Moses.
- JoshJoshua24 ch
- JudgJudges21 ch
- RuthRuth4 ch
- 1Sam1 Samuel31 ch
- 2Sam2 Samuel24 ch
- 1Kgs1 Kings22 ch
- 2Kgs2 Kings25 ch
- 1Chr1 Chronicles29 ch
- 2Chr2 Chronicles36 ch
- EzraEzra10 ch
- NehNehemiah13 ch
- EsthEsther10 ch
Israel's story from the conquest of Canaan through exile and return.
Songs, prayers, and reflections on the shape of a life before God.
The longer prophetic books, warning and consoling Israel and Judah.
- HosHosea14 ch
- JoelJoel3 ch
- AmosAmos9 ch
- ObadObadiah1 ch
- JonahJonah4 ch
- MicMicah7 ch
- NahNahum3 ch
- HabHabakkuk3 ch
- ZephZephaniah3 ch
- HagHaggai2 ch
- ZechZechariah14 ch
- MalMalachi4 ch
Twelve shorter prophetic voices, from Hosea to Malachi.
New Testament
27 booksFour accounts of the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
- RomRomans16 ch
- 1Cor1 Corinthians16 ch
- 2Cor2 Corinthians13 ch
- GalGalatians6 ch
- EphEphesians6 ch
- PhilPhilippians4 ch
- ColColossians4 ch
- 1Thess1 Thessalonians5 ch
- 2Thess2 Thessalonians3 ch
- 1Tim1 Timothy6 ch
- 2Tim2 Timothy4 ch
- TitusTitus3 ch
- PhlmPhilemon1 ch
Letters attributed to Paul to churches and individuals.
- HebHebrews13 ch
- JasJames5 ch
- 1Pet1 Peter5 ch
- 2Pet2 Peter3 ch
- 1John1 John5 ch
- 2John2 John1 ch
- 3John3 John1 ch
- JudeJude1 ch
Letters from other apostolic voices to the wider church.
An apocalyptic vision of judgment, endurance, and the new creation.
Apocrypha / Deuterocanon
18 books- TobTobit14 ch
- JdtJudith16 ch
- 1Macc1 Maccabees16 ch
- 2Macc2 Maccabees15 ch
- 1Esd1 Esdras9 ch
- 2Esd2 Esdras16 ch
- EsthAddAdditions to Esther7 ch
- SusSusanna1 ch
- BelBel and the Dragon1 ch
- 3Macc3 Maccabees7 ch
- 4Macc4 Maccabees18 ch
Second-temple histories included in Catholic and Orthodox canons.
- WisWisdom19 ch
- SirSirach51 ch
- BarBaruch6 ch
- PrManPrayer of Manasseh1 ch
- S3YSong of the Three Holy Children1 ch
- Ps151Psalm 1511 ch
- PsSolPsalms of Solomon18 ch
Wisdom and prayer texts from the same second-temple tradition.
Versions
103 translations shown across the reader. Default is KJV.
English · From Hebrew & Greek
- King James VersionComplete
- New King James VersionComplete
- New American Standard Bible 1995Complete
- English Standard VersionComplete
- Christian Standard BibleComplete
- Literal Standard VersionComplete
- New English TranslationComplete
- Lexham English BibleComplete
- New International VersionComplete
- New Living TranslationComplete
- Revised Version (1885)Complete
- KJV Cambridge Paragraph BibleComplete
- ASV Byzantine TextComplete
- The MessageComplete
- World English BibleComplete
- Bible in Basic EnglishComplete
- Open English Bible (US)Complete
- World English Bible (British)Complete
- Young's Literal TranslationComplete
- Darby Bible (1890)Complete
- American Standard VersionComplete
- Geneva Bible (1599)Complete
- American King James VersionComplete
- Updated King James VersionComplete
- Restored Name King James VersionComplete
- Webster Bible (1833)Complete
- Revised Webster (1833)Complete
- A Conservative VersionComplete
- Berean Standard BibleComplete
- Catholic Public Domain VersionComplete
- Jubilee 2000 BibleComplete
- New Heart English BibleComplete
- Rotherham's Emphasised BibleComplete
- Tyndale Bible (1525/1530)Complete
English · From Hebrew
- Orthodox Jewish BibleComplete
- World Messianic BibleComplete
English · From Greek (LXX)
English · From Greek (New Testament)
English · From Latin
- Douay-Rheims (1899 American)Complete
English · From Syriac (New Testament)
English · From Aramaic (Targum)
Middle English · Complete
- Wycliffe Bible (c.1395)Complete
Hebrew · Masoretic Text
Hebrew · Interlinear
Hebrew · From Aramaic Targums
Aramaic · Christian Palestinian Aramaic
Greek · Septuagint (LXX)
Greek · New Testament
Latin · Vulgate
- Clementine Latin VulgateComplete
Syriac · Peshitta (Syriac)
Syriac · Old Syriac
Syriac · Harklean (616 CE)
Syriac · Later Syriac (Gwynn)
Arabic · Complete
- Arabic Van DyckComplete
Portuguese · Complete
- João Ferreira de AlmeidaComplete
The English Bible — a lineage
Sources at the top, present-day translations at the bottom. Lines trace what each version inherits from.
Word-for-word ↔ Thought-for-thought
Where each translation sits on the spectrum from strictly literal (formal equivalence) to freely paraphrased (dynamic equivalence).
Glossary
Search Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897) — public domain.
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