Genesis
| God creates everything | 1-2 | |
| The Fall of mankind | 3 | |
| The first murder | 4 | |
| Noah and the Flood | 5-10 | |
| God makes all languages / Tower of Babel | 11 | |
| God tells Abram/Abraham where to go | 12-14 | |
| God tells Abraham the future of his lineage | 15 | |
| Old Abraham has children | 16-18; 20-21 | |
| God destroys Sodom and Gomorrah | 18-19 | |
| God tests Abraham with sacrificing his son | 22 | |
| Abraham buries Sarah | 23 | |
| Abraham finds Isaac a wife | 24 | |
| Isaac's early years | 25-26 | |
| Jacob/Israel steals Edom/Esau's blessing | 27 | |
| Israel gets a wife | 28-29 | |
| God blesses Israel with children and livestock | 30-31 | |
| Israel literally wrestles with God | 32 | |
| Israel and Edom/Esau make peace | 33 | |
| Israel's sons revenge unwed sex and love | 34 | |
| Israel purifies his household | 35 | |
| Edom/Esau's lineage | 36 | |
| Joseph is sold to an Egyptian | 37 | |
| Judah impregnates his daughter-in-law | 38 | |
| Joseph: house-tender, to jail, to dream diviner | 39-41 | |
| God enslaves the Israelites through Joseph and famine | 41-47 | |
| Israel blesses his sons and dies | 48-50 |
Exodus
| Pharaohs oppress the Israelites | 1-2 | |
| God delivers the Israelites from Egypt through plagues | 3-14 | |
| The Israelites wander the Wilderness | 15-18 | |
| God gives Moses Ten Commandments, laws on slavery, physical injury, theft, sacrifices, legal justice, Feasts | 19-24 | |
| God instructs how to make the Holy things and a Tabernacle | 25-31 | |
| Impatient Israelites worship a golden cow | 32 | |
| God gives Moses a different Ten Commandments | 33-34 | |
| The Israelites make the Holy things and a Tabernacle | 35-40 |
Leviticus
| God tells Moses how to perform sacrifices | 1-4 | |
| God gives Moses laws on sin sacrifices | 5-6 | |
| God establishes the priesthood | 6-10 | |
| God defines clean and unclean | 11-15 | |
| God further defines atonement sacrifices | 16-17 | |
| God gives Moses laws on blood, sex, social ethics, grooming, killing for transgression | 17-20 | |
| God gives Moses priestly laws | 21-22 | |
| God gives Moses laws on Feasts, blasphemy, real estate, slaves | 23-25 | |
| God will bless or curse based on lawfulness | 26 | |
| God tells how offerings can be bought back | 27 |
Numbers
| God directs a census | 1-4 | |
| God instructs the purging of the camp | 5 | |
| God instructs how one is dedicated to God | 6 | |
| The Tabernacle and Levites are consecrated | 7-8 | |
| Regulations for celebrating Passover | 9 | |
| The Israelites leave Mount Sinai | 10 | |
| God punishes the Israelites for complaining | 11 | |
| God punishes Miriam for talking bad of Moses | 12 | |
| Israelites lose access to the Promised Land | 13-14 | |
| God instructs on sacrifices | 15 | |
| God squashes a rebellion against Moses | 16-17 | |
| God instructs on purification | 18-19 | |
| Israelites conquer the Amorites | 20-21 | |
| Balaam and his talking donkey predict defeat | 22-24 | |
| God orders death of immoral Israelites | 25 | |
| God directs another census | 26 | |
| Moses begins transfer to Joshua | 27 | |
| God instructs on sacrifices and vows | 28-30 | |
| Genocide of the Midianites | 31 | |
| Plan for settling the Promised Land | 32-34 | |
| Levitical land and blood justice | 35 | |
| God instructs tribal racial purity | 36 |
Deuteronomy
| Moses reviews the history of the Israelites | 1-3 | |
| Moses tells the Israelites to obey and teach God's Law that he is about to give them | 4 | |
| Obey the Ten Commandments | 5 | |
| Perform continuous and blatant teaching of the Law | 6 | |
| Perform genocide on the Promised Land's present occupants | 7 | |
| Remember God provides | 8 | |
| God is giving them the Promised Land because the inhabitants are wicked | 9 | |
| God is the best | 10 | |
| Perform continuous and blatant teaching of the Law | 11 | |
| Have zero tolerance of other religions | 12-13 | |
| Laws on food, debt, the poor, slavery, sacrifice, Feasts, legal justice, kingship, the occult | 14-18 | |
| God will provide a Prophet and how to test a Prophet | 18 | |
| Laws for manslaughter, legal justice, war, inheritance, livestock, apparel, virgin brides, adultery, rape, injured genitals, bastard children, nocturnal emissions, waste management, prostitution, loans, divorce, kidnapping, social justice, judgements, family lineage, fighting, firstfruit sacrifices | 19-26 | |
| Curses are made at Mount Ebal | 27 | |
| Blessings and curses are made for the Israelites, depending on their faithfulness to the covenant of the Law | 28-30 | |
| Moses makes his succession to Joshua | 31-34 |
Joshua
| Joshua takes over Israelite leadership | 1 | |
| Joshua spies on Jericho | 2 | |
| The Israelites cross the Jordan River | 3-4 | |
| The Israelites get circumcised | 5 | |
| The conquest of Jericho | 6-7 | |
| The conquest of Ai | 7-8 | |
| The Promised Land occupants unite against the Israelites | 9 | |
| God helps the Israelites revenge the attack on the Gibeonites | 10 | |
| The Israelites conquer many lands | 10-12 | |
| Conquests continue as the land is given tribal assignments | 13-21 | |
| The eastern tribes build their own altar to God | 22 | |
| Joshua reminds the Israelites to obey the Law, and then dies | 23-24 |
Judges
| Israelites war against the Canaanites | 1 | |
| God is angry that the Israelites didn't commit the genocide and purging of the Promised Land as instructed | 2-3 | |
| Judge Ehud's victory of the Moabites | 3 | |
| Judge Deborah's victory of the Canaanites | 4-5 | |
| Judge Gideon's miraculous victory of the Midianites | 6-8 | |
| Abimelech assumes kingship | 9 | |
| Judge Jephthah's victory of the Ammonites, sacrifice of his daughter, victory of the Ephaimites | 10-12 | |
| Samson is born | 13 | |
| Samson's Philistine wife, victory of the Philistines | 14-15 | |
| Samson and Delilah | 16 | |
| Micah and the Danites | 17-18 | |
| The rape of a Levite's concubine and Benjamite devastation | 19-21 |
Ruth
| The widowed Ruth tends to her mother-in-law | 1 | |
| Ruth gets a new husband | 2-4 |
1 Samuel
| Samuel is born | 1 | |
| God curses priest Eli's lineage | 2 | |
| Samuel becomes a Prophet | 3 | |
| War with Philistines with the Ark of the Covenant | 4-7 | |
| Saul becomes king | 8-12 | |
| Saul defeats the Philistines | 13-14 | |
| Genocide of the Amalekites | 15 | |
| David is anointed to be the next king | 16 | |
| David and Goliath | 17 | |
| David and Jonathan get intimate, while Saul attempts to kill David | 18-23 | |
| David spares Saul's life and they make peace | 24 | |
| David threatens Nabal for not paying for his protection, marries Nabal's widow Abigail | 25 | |
| David spares Saul's life and they make peace again | 26 | |
| David joins the Philistine army | 27-29 | |
| David revenges the sacking of Ziklag | 30 | |
| Saul and his sons die in battle with Philistines | 31 |
2 Samuel
| David mourns for Saul and Jonathan | 1 | |
| War between Ish-Bosheth, king of Israel, and David, king of Judah | 2-4 | |
| David becomes king of all the Israelites and captures Jerusalem | 5 | |
| David fails at bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem | 6-7 | |
| David has many successful conquests | 8 | |
| David favors Saul's only heir Mephibosheth | 9 | |
| David defeats the Arameans and the Ammonites | 10 | |
| David takes Bathsheba, another man's wife, for his own | 11-12 | |
| David's son Absalom kills David's son Amnon for raping his sister | 13-14 | |
| Absalom incites rebellion against David | 15-19 | |
| Sheba incites rebellion against David | 20 | |
| God gives Israel plague for long-dead Saul's actions | 21 | |
| David thanks God | 22-23 | |
| God makes David take a census, then punishes Israel for it | 24 |
1 Kings
| David makes Solomon his successor | 1-2 | |
| Solomon is blessed by God | 3-4 | |
| Solomon builds the Temple for God | 5-6 | |
| Solomon builds a palace for himself | 7 | |
| God consecrates the Temple | 8-9 | |
| The Queen of Sheba meets with Solomon | 10 | |
| Solomon sins against God | 11 | |
| The Israelites split with the people of Judah | 12 | |
| A prophet foretells the end of Jeraboam's ways and gets killed for eating | 13 | |
| Successions of kings and wars of Israel and Judah | 14-16 | |
| Elijah foretells of drought and raises a dead boy | 17 | |
| Elijah arranges a contest between Baal and God | 18 | |
| Elijah flees Jezebel and talks to God | 19 | |
| God delivers the Arameans to Ahab | 20 | |
| Ahab repents the murder he did, so God will punish his children | 21 | |
| Ahab dies in battle | 22 |
2 Kings
| Elijah has God kill men trying to bring him to Ahaziah, then goes anyway | 1 | |
| Elijah goes directly to heaven, God kills 42 children for calling Elisha bald | 2 | |
| Elisha helps Joram conquer the Moabites | 3 | |
| Elisha performs miracles, including raising the dead, and reveals prophesies | 4-8 | |
| Jezebel and the house of Ahab are destroyed | 9-11 | |
| Joash rebuilds the temple | 12 | |
| Elisha prophesies Israel's partial victory over Arameans, dies, and his bones bring a dead guy to life | 13 | |
| Successions of kings and wars of Israel and Judah | 14-17 | |
| Isaiah reveals God will protect Judah from Sennacherib | 18-19 | |
| Hezekiah's later years of ruling Judah | 20 | |
| Menasseh, the most evil king of Judah, rules 55 years | 21 | |
| Josiah, the most good king of Judah and all Isrealites ever, finds and lives by the Book of the Law | 22-23 | |
| God could not forgive the evil Menasseh had done, so He has Babylon capture Judah | 24-25 |
1 Chronicles
| Lineage information up to Saul | 1-9 | |
| The end of Saul | 10 | |
| David becomes the commander of Israel | 11-12 | |
| David brings the Ark of the Covenant back to Jerusalem | 13-16 | |
| God promises David's kingdom will last forever | 17 | |
| Military victories under David's kingship | 18-20 | |
| God punishes the Israelites for taking a census | 21 | |
| David arranges for the construction of the Temple | 22-23 | |
| Lists of the priests, Temple musicians, gate keepers, treasurers, armies, officers, overseers | 24-27 | |
| David prepares Solomon to lead and build the Temple | 28-29 |
2 Chronicles
| Solomon gets wisdom, wealth, and honor from God | 1 | |
| Construction of the Temple | 2-4 | |
| Solomon brings the Ark of the Covenant into the Temple | 5 | |
| Solomon blesses and dedicates the Temple | 6-7 | |
| Miscellaneous activities of Solomon | 8 | |
| The queen of Sheba visits Solomon, Solomon gets rich and dies. | 9 | |
| God divides the Israelites against the house of David. | 10 | |
| The reign of Rehoboam in Judah, the plundering of the Temple | 11-12 | |
| The reign of Abijah in Judah | 13 | |
| The reign of Asa in Judah | 14-16 | |
| The reign of Jehoshaphat in Judah | 17-20 | |
| The reign of Jehoram in Judah | 21 | |
| Turmoil and reign of Joash in Judah | 22-24 | |
| The reign of Amaziah in Judah | 25 | |
| The reign of Uzziah in Judah | 26 | |
| The reign of Jotham in Judah | 27 | |
| The reign of Ahaz in Judah | 28 | |
| Restoration and reign of Hezekiah in Judah | 29-32 | |
| The reign of Manasseh and Amon in Judah | 33 | |
| The reign of Josiah in Judah | 34-35 | |
| The fall of Jerusalem | 36 |
Ezra
| Cyrus sends the exiled Israelites back home to build the Temple of God | 1-2 | |
| The Temple is built, with some difficulties | 3-6 | |
| Ezra goes to Jerusalem | 7-8 | |
| The Jews sin by interracial marriage | 9-10 |
Nehemiah
| Nehemiah directs the repairs of Jerusalem's fortifications | 1-4 | |
| Nehemiah reprimands Jewish lenders for charging usury to Jews | 5 | |
| The repairs of the wall of Jerusalem are completed | 6 | |
| The record of those that returned from exile | 7 | |
| The Israelites confirm their covenant with the Law | 8-10 | |
| The settling of Jerusalem and Judah | 11-12 | |
| Nehemiah's corrective return visit to Judah | 13 |
Esther
| Xerxes gets rid of his queen for disobeying him | 1 | |
| Esther pleased Xerxes, so she became the new queen | 2 | |
| Haman plots to kill all of the Jews | 3 | |
| Mordecai and Esther work to save the Jews | 4-7 | |
| Mordecai gives the Jews vengeance against their enemies | 8-10 |
Job
| God bets with Satan; Job is robbed and his children killed | 1 | |
| God bets with Satan again; Job is afflicted with sores | 2 | |
| Job curses his life | 3 | |
| Job's friend, Eliphaz, consoles him | 4-5 | |
| Job claims that he is innocent | 6 | |
| Job pleads aloud to God | 7 | |
| Job's friend, Bildad, consoles him | 8 | |
| Job replies to Bildad in hopelessness | 9 | |
| Job pleads aloud to God | 10 | |
| Job's friend Zophar rebukes him | 11 | |
| Job replies that this has been God's will | 12 | |
| Job pleads aloud to God | 13-14 | |
| Eliphaz says that God punishes the wicked | 15 | |
| Job claims God causes him hardship | 16-17 | |
| Bildad says that God punishes the wicked | 18 | |
| Job claims that God has wronged him | 19 | |
| Zophar says that God punishes the wicked | 20 | |
| Job claims that actually the wicked prosper by God's will | 21 | |
| Eliphaz accuses Job of sins, telling him to return to God | 22 | |
| Job claims God is untimely in His justice | 23-24 | |
| Bildad doubts that Job is righteous | 25 | |
| Job recounts his situation due to God's actions | 26-31 | |
| Elihu says that Job has sinned, and God's justice is perfect | 32-37 | |
| God brags about His knowledge and His power | 38-41 | |
| God blesses Job with twice what he had before | 42 |
Ecclesiastes
| Life is meaningless, so enjoy it! | 1-6 | |
| Solomon searched for God's plan | 7-8 | |
| The righteous and the evil share the same destiny | 9 | |
| Solomon shares some random wisdom | 10-11 | |
| Remember God before you become cynical | 12 |
Song of Solomon
| Two lovers celebrate each other | 1-4 | |
| The man leaves, and a search for him ensues | 5-7 | |
| The lovers are reunited | 8 |
Isaiah
| God will purge the evil from Judah | 1 | |
| In the last days, God will humble Judah and leave only a remnant | 2-5 | |
| God has Isaiah curse the Israelites to leave only a remnant | 6 | |
| Immanuel will be born, then the Assyrians will conquer nations | 7-8 | |
| Mighty God will rule forever after Israel is destroyed | 9 | |
| Mighty God will destroy the Assyrians and call back the remnant | 10 | |
| The Root of Jesse will gather back the remnant | 11-12 | |
| Babylon will be destroyed and Israel will be restored and rule all nations | 13-14 | |
| Moab will be destroyed and Israel's throne will be established | 15-16 | |
| Aram and the Israelites which broke from Judah will be reduce to a remnant | 17 | |
| Cushites will be reduced to a remnant which will then give God tribute | 18 | |
| Egypt will be reduced to a remnant and then will worship God, as will Assyria | 19-20 | |
| The Babylonians, Edomites, and Kedarites will be reduced to a remnant | 21 | |
| God is planning a day of destruction for Jerusalem because they didn't repent | 22 | |
| Tyre will be destroyed, and then be a whore for benefiting God's people | 23 | |
| God has planned the Apocalypse | 24-26 | |
| God's Apocalypse plan for the Israelites | 27-28 | |
| God will humble the Israelites with invaders | 29-31 | |
| The Kingdom after the Apocalypse | 32-33 | |
| All nations, especially Edom, will be destroyed | 34 | |
| God will build a highway of Holiness to Jerusalem | 35 | |
| Isaiah reveals God will protect Judah from Sennacherib | 36-37 | |
| Hezekiah's later years of ruling Judah | 38-39 | |
| God is done punishing the Israelites, so He will bring them to Israel to be His Servant | 40-44 | |
| God will direct Cyrus to bring the Israelites back to Israel | 44-45 | |
| God disgraces pagans and will destroy Babylon | 46-47 | |
| God has refined the Israelites through their afflictions | 48 | |
| God's suffering Servant's vindication will exhibit God to everyone | 49-50 | |
| God will richly bless the Israelites and punish their oppressors | 51-52 | |
| God's suffering Servant's vindication will exhibit God to everyone | 52-53 | |
| God will forever bless and protect the Israelites | 54 | |
| All who keep God's Law and Sabbaths are welcome in Israel | 55-56 | |
| God will eventually punish the wicked pagans and stop punishing Israel | 56-57 | |
| Properly fast and obey the Sabbath to restore Israel | 58 | |
| Sin keeps the Israelites separate from God | 59 | |
| God will soon make Israel a blessed nation representing God | 60-62 | |
| The Israelites repent of their sins | 63-64 | |
| God will create the new heaven and the new earth | 65-66 |
Jeremiah
| Jeremiah becomes a prophet | 1 | |
| God will mercilessly decimate the Israelites, send the remnant into exile, and then bring them back better than before | 2-13 | |
| God tells Jeremiah not to pray or mourn for the Israelites because it is too late to save them from His wrath | 14-16 | |
| Jeremiah prays for God to punish his enemies | 17 | |
| If the people of Judah repent, God will not destroy them | 18 | |
| God will destroy Judah for worshiping other gods | 19 | |
| Jeremiah laments his life and prays for God to punish his enemies | 20 | |
| God's message: fight and die, or surrender and live | 21 | |
| God's message: do good to keep Jerusalem, or it will be destroyed | 22 | |
| God will punish false prophets and bring back the exiled Israelites to a blessed land | 23 | |
| The first exiles will be good, the second will be bad | 24 | |
| God will bring judgement to all of mankind | 25 | |
| Jeremiah relays prophecies of potential destruction for several nations | 26-27 | |
| The false prophet, Hananiah, is killed by God | 28 | |
| God capriciously makes good exiles and bad exiles | 29 | |
| God will bring the exiled Israelites back and establish them there forever | 30-33 | |
| The Israelites free their slaves, then change their minds | 34 | |
| The Recabites impress God | 35 | |
| Jehoiakim burns Jeremiah's prophetic scroll | 36 | |
| Jeremiah gets sent to prison, a guarded courtyard, a cistern, and back to the courtyard | 37-38 | |
| Jerusalem is captured | 39 | |
| Ishmael goes on a murderous rampage | 40-41 | |
| The Jewish remnant goes to Egypt against God's advice | 42-44 | |
| Baruch, the scribe, will be protected by God | 45 | |
| God pronounces judgement against the Egyptians | 46 | |
| God has the Egyptians destroy the Philistines | 47 | |
| God pronounces judgement against the Moabites | 48 | |
| God pronounces judgement against the Ammonites | 49 | |
| God will destroy Babylon, leaving it forever desolate | 50-51 | |
| Jerusalem is captured | 52 |
Lamentations
| God has decimated Jerusalem | 1-2 | |
| The prophet prays for Godly revenge | 3 | |
| Jerusalem has been destroyed, but will be restored by God | 4 | |
| God, why do you forsake us? | 5 |
Ezekiel
| Ezekiel sees four creatures and hears from God | 1-3 | |
| God's symbolic prophesy for the siege of Jerusalem | 4-5 | |
| More prophesies of God's wrathful destruction of Israel | 6-7 | |
| God grabs Ezekiel for visions of provocation and wrath | 8-11 | |
| Pre-exile prophesies of wrath without delay | 12 | |
| Prophesies against the false prophets | 13 | |
| God will institute a no tolerance policy | 14 | |
| God will burn the unproductive vine of Jerusalem | 15 | |
| Israel is worse than a prostitute, and will be punished | 16 | |
| Parable of eagles and cedars | 17 | |
| A righteous man will live, a wicked man will die | 18 | |
| Parable of lion cubs and a vine | 19 | |
| Pre-exile prophesies of wrath | 20-23 | |
| The siege begins, and a prophesy against the sanctuary | 24 | |
| Post-exile prophesies against Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia | 25 | |
| Post-exile prophesy against Tyre | 26-28 | |
| Post-exile prophesy against Egypt and her allies | 29-32 | |
| Ezekiel is a watchman | 33 | |
| David will shepherd Israel | 34 | |
| Edom will be desolate | 35 | |
| Prophesy for the land and people of Israel | 36 | |
| Valley of Dry Bones prophesy for Israel | 37 | |
| Prophesy against Gog and his allies after restoration | 38-39 | |
| Design of the coming Temple in Israel | 40-42 | |
| Regulations for priests of the coming Temple | 43-44 | |
| Sacrifice instructions for the coming Temple | 45-46 | |
| Boundaries and tribal division of Israel | 47-48 |
Daniel
| Daniel and friends live in Babylon | 1 | |
| Daniel interprets Nebuchadnezzar's metal statue dream | 2 | |
| Daniel's friends get thrown into the furnace | 3 | |
| Daniel interprets Nebuchadnezzar's tree dream | 4 | |
| Belshazzar sees the handwriting on the wall | 5 | |
| Daniel is thrown into the lions' den | 6 | |
| Daniel dreams of the four beasts | 7 | |
| Daniel's vision of the goat and the end | 8 | |
| Daniel prays, Gabriel tells of the 70 sevens | 9 | |
| Prophesy of the troubled times up to the end times | 10-12 |
Hosea
| Hosea marries adulteress Gomer, and God names his children for prophesy | 1 | |
| God's prophesy of punishment and restoration | 2 | |
| God tells Hosea to love his adulteress wife again | 3 | |
| God will destroy the House of Israel for its wickedness | 4 | |
| God will destroy both Israel and Judah for their wickedness | 5 | |
| Israel and Judah should repent so that God will restore them | 6 | |
| God wants to heal Samaria, but they are too wicked and so will instead be destroyed | 7 | |
| God will destroy Ephraim for their sins and rebellion | 8-10 | |
| God will not completely destroy Ephraim because of His compassion | 11 | |
| God will destroy Ephraim without compassion due to their sins and rebellion | 12-13 | |
| God calls the Samaritans to repent to be healed | 14 |
Joel
| The destruction of Judah and the soon-coming Day of Judgement | 1-3 |
Amos
| God's judgement against many nations | 1-2 | |
| God's judgement against the House of Israel | 2-9 |
Obadiah
| Edom and other nations will be destroyed when God makes His new, larger Kingdom. | 1 |
Jonah
| Jonah flees from God, gets eaten by a fish | 1-2 | |
| Jonah warns Nineveh and they repent | 3 | |
| God teaches Jonah a lesson | 4 |
Micah
| God is coming to punish the Israelites | 1-2 | |
| God will gather the Israelite remnant back home | 2 | |
| God will turn His back on Israelite leaders | 3 | |
| The "last days," a great battle, and an eternal Kingdom | 4-5 | |
| God will destroy the Israelites | 6 | |
| God will gather the Israelite remnant back home | 7 |
Nahum
| Nineveh will be destroyed, Israelites will be restored | 1-2 | |
| God will shame and destroy Nineveh | 3 |
Habakkuk
| Babylon will punish Judah, then God will punish Babylon | 1-2 | |
| God thrashes the nations to save the Israelites | 3 |
Zephaniah
| God will punish Judah and other nations on Judgement Day | 1-2 | |
| God will destroy many and force the remnant to worship | 3 |
Haggai
| God motivates the people to rebuild the Temple | 1 | |
| God will soon shake the nations | 2 |
Zechariah
| Nations will be punished, and the Israelites will return | 1-2 | |
| The High Priest Joshua may usher in God's new Temple | 3 | |
| Zerubbabel will build the Temple by God's Spirit | 4 | |
| Sinners will be banished, and Babylon punished | 5 | |
| Joshua will rule a theocracy if he obeys God | 6 | |
| God is coming to the Temple to bless the Israelites | 7-8 | |
| God's wrath, the Israelite's righteous king, and their attack on Greece | 9 | |
| God will restore Israel and Judah into one nation | 10 | |
| Metaphorical history of the Israelites | 11 | |
| The final battle against invulnerable Israelites | 12 | |
| 1/3 of the world will remain to worship God | 13 | |
| Holy war and the aftermath | 14 |
Malachi
| The Israelites have angered God by cheating on offerings and disobeying God's Law | 1-2 | |
| God's Day of judgement is coming, so obey God's Law | 3-4 |
Matthew
| Jesus is born | 1-2 | ||
| John the Baptist baptizes Jesus | 3 | ||
| Jesus is tempted, recruits Disciples, and begins His ministry | 4 | ||
| Jesus gives the Sermon on the Mount | 5-7 | ||
| Jesus heals many, calms a storm, and casts demons into swine | 8 | ||
| Jesus heals many, resurrects a girl, and casts out a demon | 9 | ||
| Jesus sends the Disciples out on their first mission | 10 | ||
| John the Baptist questions Jesus, and Jesus reveals that John the Bapist is Elijah | 11 | ||
| Jesus confronts the Pharisees | 12 | ||
| Jesus tells parables regarding the Kingdom of Heaven | 13 | ||
| John the Baptist's death, the feeding of the 5000, and Jesus walking on water | 14 | ||
| Jesus explained "clean," helped a Canaanite woman's daughter, and fed 4000 | 15 | ||
| Peter calls Jesus the Messiah, Jesus reveals His resurrection and Second Coming | 16 | ||
| The Transfiguration, faith which moves mountians, and a tax-exempt Jesus | 17 | ||
| Jesus' teachings on humility, causing sin, joy at repentance, and forgiveness | 18 | ||
| Jesus' speaks on divorce, marriage, wealth, and the reward for forsaking this world | 19 | ||
| Jesus' parable on the last being first, and the ranking in Jesus' Kingdom | 20 | ||
| The Triumphant Entry, cursed fig tree, and Jesus' confrontations at the Temple | 21-22 | ||
| Jesus condemns the Pharisees | 23 | ||
| The signs and timing of Jesus' Second Coming | 24 | ||
| Parables emphasizing preparedness and works of righteousness to be rewarded | 25 | ||
| Judas' betrayal, The Last Supper, the Sanhedrin trial, and Peter's denial | 26 | ||
| Jesus in front of Pilate, Jesus' Crucifixion, death, and burial | 27 | ||
| Jesus' resurrection and the Great Commission | 28 |
Mark
| John the Baptist baptizes Jesus, Satan tempts Him, He gathers Disciples and starts His miraculous ministry | 1 | |
| Jesus performs miracles and exorcisms, confronts religious leaders, and appoints the 12 Apostles | 2-3 | |
| Jesus speaks in parables to prevent understanding, and calms the storm | 4 | |
| Jesus sends demons into swine and resurrects a dead girl | 5 | |
| The First Mission, beheading of John the Baptist, feeding the 5000, and walking on water | 6 | |
| What makes you clean or unclean, exorcism of the Greek daughter, and healing of the deaf mute man | 7 | |
| Feeding of the 4000, Jesus' fate to come, and giving up everything for eternal life | 8 | |
| The Transfiguration, exorcism of a strong demon, Jesus' fate, and avoiding Hell | 9 | |
| Jesus on divorce, earning eternal life, the rich, and rewards for sacrifice, Jesus' fate, and a healing | 10 | |
| Triumphant entry into Jerusalem, Temple confrontations, and a cursed fig tree | 11 | |
| Jesus tells parables and squables with religious authorities | 12 | |
| The Signs of the End Times | 13 | |
| The Last Supper, Jesus' arrest and Sanhedrin trial, and Peter's denials | 14 | |
| Jesus with Pilate, the Crucifixion, and burial | 15 | |
| Jesus, resurrected, tells the Disciples to spread the Gospel | 16 |
Luke
| The birth of John the Baptist and Jesus' early years | 1-2 | |
| John the Baptist prepares people, Jesus' baptism, Jesus' lineage | 3 | |
| Jesus tempted by Satan, rejected in Nazareth, teaching and healing in Capernaum | 4 | |
| Jesus gathers Disciples, teaches, and heals | 5 | |
| Sabbath issues, the Twelve Apostles, the Sermon in the Plain | 6 | |
| Faith of a centurion, resurrection of a boy, John the Baptist questions Jesus, Jesus speaks about John, a sinful woman washes Jesus' feet | 7 | |
| Supportive women, the Parable of the sower, Jesus calms the storm, sends demons into pigs, resurrects a girl | 8 | |
| The First Mission, the Feeding of the 5000, the Transfiguration, Jesus reveals His fate, exorcises a boy, starts heading to Jerusalem | 9 | |
| The Mission of the 72, selective Salvation, the Good Samaritan, Jesus at Martha's house | 10 | |
| The Lord's Prayer, Jesus' accused of being Satanic, the Sign of Jonah, condemnation of the Pharisees and Teachers of the Law | 11 | |
| Focus on God and the afterlife, and be ready for Jesus to come back anytime, because only a few will be Saved | 12-13 | |
| A Sabbath healing, humility, a parable of Jewish rejection, and hating your own life for Jesus | 14 | |
| Heaven rejoices greatly everytime a sinner repents | 15 | |
| Use wealth to gain eternal reward, The Kingdom, the Law, divorce, and the beggar Lazarus | 16 | |
| About sin, faith, the Samaritan leper, and signs of Jesus' return | 17 | |
| Pray unceasingly, be humble, obey, and give your wealth to the poor to be rewarded | 18 | |
| Zaccaeus Saved, Parable of the Talents, the Triumphant Entry | 19 | |
| Jesus' teaching authority questioned, Parable of the Wicked Tenants, paying taxes, marriage at resurrection, warning about Teachers of the Law | 20 | |
| Proportions of giving, signs of the end and Jesus' Second Coming | 21 | |
| Judas conspires, the Last Supper, the greatest serves, Jesus' prayer for Peter, prayer on the Mount of Olives, Jesus' arrest and questioning, Peter's denial | 22 | |
| Jesus before Pilate and Herod, Jesus' Crucifixion, Jesus' burial | 23 | |
| The empty tomb, appearances of Jesus' resurrected, Scripture explained, Jesus' Ascension | 24 |
John
| The Word became flesh, John the Baptist proclaimed Jesus as the Messiah, Jesus gathered Disciples | 1 | |
| Jesus turned water into Wine, cleared the Temple courts, impressed people with miracles | 2 | |
| Nicodemus and Jesus discussed being born again, Salvation through belief, John the Baptist testified for Jesus | 3 | |
| Jesus and Samaritan woman at the well, Jesus healed an official's son | 4 | |
| Jesus healed a disabled man on the Sabbath, Jews confront Jesus, Jesus explained how misled the Jews were | 5 | |
| Jesus fed the 5000, walked on water, explained that the Jews will not have Salvation | 6 | |
| Jesus went to the Feast, accused the Jews of having bad judgement, left many people questioning and angry | 7 | |
| Jesus and the woman caught in adultery, Pharisees question Jesus, Jesus turned believing Jews against Himself | 8 | |
| Jesus healed a blind man, thereby confounding the Pharisees | 9 | |
| The Good Shepherd, confrontation at another Feast, collection of John the Baptist's disciples | 10 | |
| Resurrection of Lazarus, religious elite plot to kill Jesus | 11 | |
| Mary anointed Jesus, the Triumphant Entry, Jesus was popular, discourse on Resurrection and Judgement | 12 | |
| Jesus washed feet, Judas' treachery revealed, command to love, Peter's denial predicted | 13 | |
| Jesus preparing a place for disciples, vicarious reception of God, the Holy Spirit will be given | 14 | |
| Jesus is like a vine, be willing to die for one another, accountability for sin | 15 | |
| Stand firm, the Holy Spirit will be given and is powerful, grief will turn to joy, disciples finally believe | 16 | |
| Jesus prayed for and Saves only those who God has chosen | 17 | |
| Jesus arrested, Peter's denials, Jesus questioned, Pilate's investigation | 18 | |
| Jesus was flogged, Pilate let Jesus be crucified, Joseph put Jesus in a tomb | 19 | |
| The empty tomb, Jesus' resurrected appearances, the giving of the Holy Spirit | 20 | |
| Jesus appeared the third time, providing a miraculous fish catch, Peter instated as the leader | 21 |
Acts
| Jesus' post-resurrection appearances, Jesus' ascent to Heaven, Matthias replaced Judas | 1 | |
| Apostles receive the Holy Spirit, Peter explained some prophesies and made 3000 converts, wealth was shared | 2 | |
| Peter healed a lame man, and explained prophesies and Jesus' mission to the Jews | 3 | |
| Peter and John were arrested, threatened, and released, others receive the Holy Spirit, wealth was shared | 4 | |
| Ananias and Sapphira were killed by God, Apostles were arrested and harrassed by the Jewish elite | 5 | |
| Church labor divisions made, Stephen was arrested, gave historical testamony, and then got stoned | 6 | |
| Church persecution, Simon the sorcerer, conversion of a eunich | 8 | |
| Saul/Paul's vision of Jesus, and his conversion, Peter's miracles | 9 | |
| Peter's vision of the unclean becoming clean, saving of the Gentile centurion's household | 10 | |
| The spreading of the Church, including to the Gentiles | 11 | |
| James killed, Peter arrested and miraculously freed, Herod killed by God | 12 | |
| Paul spreads the Gospel, blinds Elymas the sorcerer, teaches in Antioch | 13 | |
| Paul and Barnabus witness in Iconium, Lystra, and Debre, Paul gets stoned | 14 | |
| The debate on Gentile circumcision and obeying God's Law | 15 | |
| Paul and Silas witness, exocise a demon, and get arrested in Macedonia | 16 | |
| Paul witnesses in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens | 17 | |
| Paul witnesses in Corinth and elsewhere, Apollos preached about Jesus without knowing Him | 18 | |
| Paul gives the Holy Spirit in Ephesus, exorcisms go bad for non-Christians, Ephesian idol-merchant gets angry | 19 | |
| Paul resurrects a young man in Troas, says goodbye to the Ephesus region | 20 | |
| Paul arrested in Jerusalem in the Temple, a retelling of Paul's vision of Jesus | 21-22 | |
| Paul before the Sandhedrin, the plot to kill Paul, and the trial before the Governor | 23-24 | |
| Paul's odyssey of witnessing on the way to Rome while under arrest | 25-28 |
Romans
| God's wrath is coming for unrepentant sinners | 1 | |
| God will punish hypocrites | 2 | |
| Righteousness comes by faith, not by obeying the Law | 3-4 | |
| Adam made everyone die, Jesus lets everyone live | 5 | |
| Believers died through Jesus, therefore they are free from the Law | 6-7 | |
| Believers are free from the eternal consequences of sin | 8 | |
| God has only chosen a remnant of Jews to save | 9-11 | |
| Do good | 12 | |
| Obey all authorities | 13 | |
| Get along with one another, despite differences | 14 | |
| Paul is pleased by his work with the Gentiles | 15 | |
| Everyone says hello, and do not forget that God will soon crush Satan | 16 |
I will update this post each time I post a new book summary. That way this post will collect the entire Bible storyline.
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