The Bible — its books and their sections

The Bible is not one book but a library of 73 — the Hebrew scriptures of the Old Testament (Law, Histories, Wisdom, and Prophets), the seven deuterocanonical books held by Catholics and the Orthodox, and the Gospels, Acts, Epistles, and Revelation of the New Testament. Click a book to open its main message and its 175 internal sections — the cycles, discourses, and movements beneath each book — each with its own theme. The legend filters by section of the canon. For how the canon was formed, translated and transmitted, see the Bible — corpus and transmission.