Ideas Centered On Each Book of the Christian Bible (For All 66 Chapters)

Old Testament

Genesis (Origin of life by God’s Creation and the fall of Man)

Exodus (Israel’s deliverance, departure and Moses’ law)

Leviticus (holiness and ritual purity)

Numbers (Census and Journey in the wilderness) 

Deuteronomy (God’s love for Israelites, rehearsal of the law, Moses’ death)

Joshua (The conquest and Promised Land – Canaan)

Judges (Nations history, conquests and the reign by judges)

Ruth (Redemption, Ancestral family stories and love (romance))

1 Samuel (The judgeship leadership and kingship leadership of Saul) 

2 Samuel (Kingship of David and God’s presence among his people)

1 Kings (King Solomon’s leadership, Sin and God’s hope)

2 Kings (Kingdom Empires, Failures and God’s hope)

1 Chronicles (History of Judah and Israel Kingdoms, The temple of God)

2 Chronicles (Solomon Asks for Wisdom)

Ezra (Restoration from Babylonian captivity and rebuilding of the temples)

Nehemiah (Rebuilding the temples, wall, triumph)

Esther (Feasts, Queen Esther and slaves)

Job (Trials, Tribulations, patience and overcome of Job, the servant of God)

Psalms (God's praises, prayers, and worship)

Proverbs (Sayings of King Solomon’s Wisdom)

Ecclesiastes (Meaninglessness in life, obedience to God)

Solomon’s song (Love and Romance)

Isaiah (Messianic prophecies to Israel)

Jeremiah (Captivity prophecies and overthrow)

Lamentations (Sorrow utterance and destruction of the temple)

Ezekiel (Warnings and captivity comfort)

Daniel (Babylonian captivity and saviors visions)

Hosea (Latter day’s prophecies)

Joel (Woes and hope)

Amos (Prophecy on the fulfillment of the Kingdom of Messiah)

Obadiah (Desolation prophecy)

Jonah (Nineveh prophecies)

Micah (Invasions, Babylon captivity, and Messiahs birth) 

Nahum (Downfall of Assyria).

Habakkuk (Chaldean’s doom prophecy)

Zephaniah (Judah’s Overthrow)

Haggai (Rebuilding of the temple prophecies)

Zechariah (Rebuilding the temple and the messiah prophecies)

Malachi (Gods faithfulness and fruits)

New Testament

Matthew (Authority, Cost of Discipleship, and fulfilment) 

Mark (Urgency of the gospel, Disciple’s incompetence, the Way, and Secrecy)

Luke (The poor, outcast, foreigners, women and children)

John (Rejection of Jesus, light and darkness, Trinity)

Acts (Gospel, fellowship, leading, and change of cultures 

Romans (Doctrines and Justification)

1 Corinthians (Correction from failures)

2 Corinthians (Reconciliations)

Galatians (Corrections and salvation)

Ephesians (Relationships, Supremacy, Equality, and Sovereignty)

Philippians (Kindness)

Colossians (Wisdom and Regulations)

1 Thessalonians (Ministry)

2 Thessalonians (Christ’s return and Diligence)

1 Timothy (False teaching, leadership, and gospel)

2 Timothy (Fear, shame perseverance and relations)

Titus (Leadership and false teachings)

Philemon (Devine intentions, appeal)

Hebrews (Superiority of Christ)

James (Faith, work and justification)

1 Peter (Encouragement on persecutions)

2 Peter (Warning on false prophets)

1 John (Christians love faith and example)

2 John (Warning on false teachers)

3 John (Praises on hospitality)

Jude (Warnings against deceivers)

The revelation (Visions to the church, redemption and eternal death foretold)

Reference

The Holy Bible, new international version. (1984). Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House.