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GEN 37:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Joseph was taken to Egypt after his brothers sold him.

GEN 47:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Jacob made Joseph promise to not bury him in Egypt after he died.

EXO 19:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Yahweh gave instructions to Moses at Sinai Mountain.

JOS 5:12 s1 heading ends with a period: The commander of Yahweh’s army appeared to Joshua.

JOS 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The walls of Jericho collapsed and the Israelis captured the city.

PSA 18:0 s1 heading ends with a period: A psalm written by God’s servant David. He sang it after Yahweh had rescued him from Saul and his other enemies.

ISA 57:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Yahweh will rescue his people.

EZE 44:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The king, the Levites, and the priests.

MAT 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The genealogy of Jesus, with the names listed in three groups of 14 generations each.

MAT 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: After some astrologers saw an unusual star, they traveled westwards to find the place where the infant Jesus was. King Herod helped direct them, but then an angel told them not to go back to King Herod.

MAT 2:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Following an angel’s instructions, Joseph took his family to the country of Egypt to escape from Herod.

MAT 2:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Following an angel’s warning, Joseph and his family returned to Nazareth, and thus a prophecy about the Messiah was fulfilled.

MAT 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: John the Baptizer announced the coming of Jesus, and he baptized many people who heard his message.

MAT 3:6 s1 heading ends with a period: John told the Pharisees and Sadducees that they needed to repent before he would baptize them.

MAT 3:10 s1 heading ends with a period: John said that someone greater than him would soon come who would enable some of the people to change their lives and who would severely punish the others.

MAT 3:12 s1 heading ends with a period: When John baptized Jesus, God showed that Jesus was his Son by sending the Holy Spirit upon him.

MAT 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: After Jesus fasted 40 days, Satan tempted him in various ways.

MAT 4:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus went to Galilee and preached that people needed to repent to belong to the group whom God would consider his people.

MAT 4:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus summoned four fishermen, who immediately left their work and went with him.

MAT 4:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught and healed many people when he was in Galilee District.

MAT 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: On a hillside, Jesus taught his disciples and others what kind of people God esteems.

MAT 5:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should live in such a way that other people will see how we live and will praise God.

MAT 5:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that it is important to obey all of God’s commandments.

MAT 5:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should not be angry, and that we should quickly settle accounts with those whom we have wronged.

MAT 5:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about the way to refuse to sin when we are tempted to do something wrong.

MAT 5:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that people should not divorce their spouses.

MAT 5:32 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that people should not add anything to make their words more credible when they promise to do something.

MAT 5:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that everyone should be kind to all people, even to people who mistreat us.

MAT 5:42 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should love the people whom we would not normally love.

MAT 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught how we should give to needy people. He also taught his disciples how to pray.

MAT 6:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught more about forgiving others.

MAT 6:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about abstaining from food.

MAT 6:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should do deeds that please God. That will be like putting treasures in heaven.

MAT 6:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should be generous with what we possess.

MAT 6:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should not try to serve God and accumulate money at the same time.

MAT 6:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should not worry about having enough food and clothes.

MAT 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should not condemn others for their faults since we have faults ourselves.

MAT 7:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should not teach spiritual truth to those who will not appreciate it.

MAT 7:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that God is ready to give good things to us if we persist in prayer.

MAT 7:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should treat others as we would like them to treat us.

MAT 7:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should try to walk on the narrow road that leads to heaven.

MAT 7:13-14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about how to recognize false prophets.

MAT 7:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned that he will reject those who do not do what God desires.

MAT 7:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned that undesirable things would happen to those who did not obey his teaching.

MAT 7:27 s1 heading ends with a period: The crowds were amazed at Jesus, because he taught with his own authority.

MAT 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a leper and made it possible for him to associate with people again.

MAT 8:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed from a distance a Roman officer’s servant because the officer trusted in him.

MAT 8:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed Peter’s mother-in-law.

MAT 8:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed many sick people and expelled demons from other people.

MAT 8:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a man what to expect if he went with Jesus. He told another man to follow Jesus immediately, not to wait until later.

MAT 8:22 s1 heading ends with a period: The disciples were amazed when Jesus calmed a storm on the lake.

MAT 8:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled some demons from two men.

MAT 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed that he had power to forgive sins as well as to heal a paralyzed man.

MAT 9:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus invited Matthew to go with him, and he told the Pharisees that they needed to repent.

MAT 9:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus illustrated why it was not appropriate for his disciples to fast, and that living according to his new message was better than following the old traditions like fasting.

MAT 9:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a woman who had constant hemorrhaging. He also caused a young girl to become alive again.

MAT 9:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed two blind men.

MAT 9:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled a demon, but the Pharisees accused him of doing such things by Satan’s power.

MAT 9:34 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples to pray that God would send more workers to tell his message to those who were ready to respond.

MAT 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus selected twelve apostles and instructed them before sending them out to various places.

MAT 10:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus instructed his disciples to be wary of their religious leaders, and to endure when they are persecuted by people who refuse to accept the new message.

MAT 10:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus instructed his disciples that they should not fear those who persecute them.

MAT 10:33 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus instructed his disciples that they should be willing to suffer because of their faith in him.

MAT 10:39 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus instructed his apostles about the people whom God rewards, and then he sent them to various towns.

MAT 11:1 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed the messengers from John the Baptizer that he was the Messiah, and he told the people that John was the man like Elijah who was to prepare the way for the Messiah.

MAT 11:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the people who refused to believe both him and John the Baptizer.

MAT 11:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained why the people of Corazin, Bethsaida, and Capernaum would be punished more severely than the people of Tyre, Sidon, and Sodom.

MAT 11:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus thanked God for revealing his truth to uneducated people, and he urged the people to come to him to get rid of the burden of trying to obey religious laws.

MAT 12:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed the religious leaders that the Scriptures indicated that God permitted some people to disobey religious laws when they needed food. He also showed them that he had the authority from God to tell people what was right to do on the Sabbath.

MAT 12:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a man on the Sabbath. At the same time, he told the Pharisees that they were mistaken in thinking that it was wrong to heal a person on the Sabbath.

MAT 12:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained that his acting humbly when he healed people was a fulfillment of prophecy.

MAT 12:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus refuted the argument that he was expelling demons by Satan’s power, and he warned that making such statements is an unforgivable sin against the Holy Spirit.

MAT 12:32 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus said that we can judge what people are like by seeing what they do.

MAT 12:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told the Jewish leaders that the only miracle that they would see him do would be one like God did for Jonah.

MAT 12:42 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that those who have had evil spirits expelled from them need to have their lives controlled by the Holy Spirit.

MAT 12:45 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus said that those who do God’s will are as important to Jesus as his own relatives are.

MAT 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught a parable about different kinds of soil.

MAT 13:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told the disciples why he taught them using parables.

MAT 13:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained that the parable about the kinds of soil illustrates four different ways people respond to his teaching.

MAT 13:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable about wheat and weeds.

MAT 13:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus illustrated the effects of people letting God rule their lives.

MAT 13:33 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus’ use of parables fulfilled a prophecy in Scripture.

MAT 13:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained the parable about wheat and weeds. The wheat represents those who obey God, and the weeds represents those who disobey God. The reaping represents judgment.

MAT 13:43 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus illustrated the value of letting God rule our lives.

MAT 13:50 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus illustrated the value of understanding his parables.

MAT 13:52 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus did not do many miracles in Nazareth because people there rejected him as the Messiah.

MAT 14:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Herod had John the Baptizer imprisoned and then killed because John criticized Herod for marrying his brother’s wife.

MAT 14:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus miraculously fed more than 5,000 people.

MAT 14:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus walked on Galilee lake, and then Peter tried to do the same.

MAT 14:33 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed many sick people in the Gennesaret region.

MAT 15:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the religious leaders for ignoring God’s commands in order to uphold their own religious traditions.

MAT 15:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus said that people are defiled by the words that come out of their mouths, rather than by any kind of food that they eat.

MAT 15:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained that people’s inner thoughts are what make them unacceptable to God.

MAT 15:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a non-Jewish woman’s daughter after testing the mother’s faith in him.

MAT 15:28 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed many people on a hillside near Galilee lake.

MAT 15:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus miraculously fed over 4,000 people.

MAT 16:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus again told the religious leaders that the only miracle that he would do for them was one like God did for Jonah.

MAT 16:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the disciples for worrying about not having enough food.

MAT 16:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus commented on the implications of Peter’s recognition of Jesus being the Messiah.

MAT 16:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus began to teach the disciples about his coming death and resurrection.

MAT 16:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught the disciples more about what they would face as his disciples, and about his coming again.

MAT 17:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus’ appearance changed while Moses and Elijah talked with him on a mountain.

MAT 17:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained that John the Baptizer fulfilled the prophecy about Elijah returning.

MAT 17:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed an epileptic boy, and he rebuked his disciples for not having enough faith to do miracles.

MAT 17:20-21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus again predicted his death and resurrection.

MAT 17:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus arranged for a miracle so that Peter could pay the Temple tax.

MAT 18:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed that being great in God’s sight means being as humble as a child.

MAT 18:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we need to take severe measures to keep us from sinning when we are tempted.

MAT 18:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that God is deeply concerned if even one person goes astray from him.

MAT 18:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about what we should do if someone sins against us and about agreeing when we pray.

MAT 18:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable to illustrate the need for forgiving others.

MAT 19:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught them God’s view of divorce, and about abstaining from marriage to give more time to serve God.

MAT 19:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the disciples for trying to prevent children from coming to him.

MAT 19:15 s1 heading ends with a period: A rich young man went away sad because Jesus told him to sell all his possessions.

MAT 19:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught how difficult it is for rich people to let God rule their lives, but there are rewards for those who leave family and possessions for his sake.

MAT 20:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable to illustrate how God will reward those who serve him.

MAT 20:16 s1 heading ends with a period: For the third time Jesus predicted his death and resurrection.

MAT 20:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that greatness in God’s sight means humbly serving others as Jesus did.

MAT 20:28 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed two blind men.

MAT 21:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus entered Jerusalem humbly on a donkey, but with great acclaim by the crowd.

MAT 21:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus chased buyers and sellers from the temple, and he rebuked the Jewish leaders for objecting to children praising him.

MAT 21:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught the disciples a lesson from what happened to a fig tree.

MAT 21:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus refused to state the basis for his authority, because the Jewish leaders refused to admit where John the Baptizer’s authority came from.

MAT 21:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the religious leaders and said that it is more likely that God would accept notorious sinners than that he would accept them.

MAT 21:32 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable about the Jewish religious leaders rejecting him as Messiah.

MAT 22:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable about a wedding feast to illustrate what will happen to people who do not accept him as the Messiah.

MAT 22:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught his critics that they needed to give to God and to the government what they each required.

MAT 22:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed from the Scriptures that the spirits of God’s people are alive after death.

MAT 22:33 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his critics that the greatest commandments are to love God and to love others.

MAT 22:40 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed that the Messiah must be greater than King David, and not just his descendant.

MAT 23:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned the people against the hypocritical behavior of the religious leaders.

MAT 23:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned the religious leaders about preventing people from letting God rule their lives.

MAT 23:13-14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus also warned the religious leaders about zealously encouraging others to believe what they teach.

MAT 23:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the religious leaders about their silly ideas about supporting their promises with oaths.

MAT 23:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus also rebuked the religious leaders about paying attention to unimportant laws and at the same time ignoring important ones.

MAT 23:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus also rebuked the religious leaders about being greedy and selfish.

MAT 23:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the religious leaders for being hypocrites and pretending to be righteous.

MAT 23:28 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus accused the religious leaders of being guilty of killing all the prophets.

MAT 23:36 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expressed his sorrow about what would happen to Jerusalem.

MAT 24:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples that Jerusalem would be destroyed.

MAT 24:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples about the distressing things that would happen before his return.

MAT 24:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples about the suffering that would come when Jerusalem was about to be destroyed.

MAT 24:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned his disciples not to believe false reports about his return, because everyone will see him when he comes.

MAT 24:28 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples what will happen at the time of his return.

MAT 24:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples how to know when the time of his return was near.

MAT 24:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples to be ready because they do not know the time of his return.

MAT 24:44 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable to warn his disciples not to act wickedly, thinking that he would not return soon.

MAT 25:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught in a parable that his disciples should always be ready for his return.

MAT 25:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable to teach his disciples about making good use of what God has given them.

MAT 25:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable about how he will judge between those who have shown kindness to others and those who have not.

MAT 26:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples of his coming arrest. The Jewish leaders planned how to seize Jesus.

MAT 26:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus commended a woman for showing her appreciation of him.

MAT 26:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Judas agreed to betray Jesus for 30 silver coins.

MAT 26:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Two disciples prepared the Passover meal. During the meal, Jesus said that Judas would betray him.

MAT 26:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus gave the disciples the bread and wine to symbolize his coming death.

MAT 26:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus prophesied that Peter would deny three times that he knew Jesus.

MAT 26:35 s1 heading ends with a period: While the disciples slept, Jesus prayed that God would spare him from the coming suffering.

MAT 26:46 s1 heading ends with a period: After Judas enabled men to seize Jesus, Jesus ridiculed them, but the disciples fled.

MAT 26:56 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus was put on trial before the Jewish Council.

MAT 26:68 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter denied three times that he knew Jesus.

MAT 27:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish religious leaders took Jesus to the Roman governor.

MAT 27:2 s1 heading ends with a period: After Judas returned the money and hanged himself, the Jewish leaders bought a field with the money, in fulfillment of prophecy.

MAT 27:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus was put on trial before the governor.

MAT 27:26 s1 heading ends with a period: The soldiers made fun of Jesus before taking him to be crucified.

MAT 27:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus was crucified, along with two bandits.

MAT 27:44 s1 heading ends with a period: When Jesus died at about three o’clock, several unusual events occurred.

MAT 27:56 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus was buried.

MAT 27:61 s1 heading ends with a period: The religious leaders arranged for Jesus’ tomb to be sealed and guarded.

MAT 28:0 s1 heading ends with a period: After an angel appeared to several women and showed them the tomb was empty, Jesus appeared to them.

MAT 28:10 s1 heading ends with a period: What the guards were told to tell people about why Jesus’ body was gone.

MAT 28:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus appeared to the apostles in Galilee and gave them final instructions.

MRK 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The good message about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God, began when John, the Baptizer, as was prophesied long ago, announced the coming of Jesus.

MRK 1:8 s1 heading ends with a period: God showed Jesus to be the Son of God by God’s Spirit descending upon him; by Himself, God the Father, declaring it; by Satan testing him; and by the angels taking care of him.

MRK 1:13 s1 heading ends with a period: After John was arrested, Jesus came and preached the good message that came from God.

MRK 1:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed his authority when he summoned four men, and they immediately went with him.

MRK 1:20 s1 heading ends with a period: People were amazed as a result of Jesus expelling a demon from a man.

MRK 1:28 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed Simon’s mother-in-law.

MRK 1:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed many people and expelled many evil spirits from people.

MRK 1:34 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus traveled throughout Galilee, preaching and expelling evil spirits from people.

MRK 1:39 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus cured a leper and arranged for him to be able to associate with people again.

MRK 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: By healing a paralyzed man Jesus demonstrated his authority to forgive sins as well as to heal.

MRK 2:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus invited Levi to be his disciple and refuted those who objected to his associating with such people.

MRK 2:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them it was inappropriate for his disciples to show sorrow by fasting while he was with them, and that requiring people to perform rituals like fasting was inconsistent with the new way of life he was bringing.

MRK 2:22 s1 heading ends with a period: When the Pharisees complained about Jesus’ disciples plucking grain on the Sabbath day, Jesus replied that there was Scriptural precedent for ignoring religious laws if there was a physical need, and that he is the one to decide what people should do on the Sabbath.

MRK 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: After Jesus healed a man with a withered arm on the Sabbath, Jewish leaders began to plan to kill him.

MRK 3:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Many people came from various areas to hear Jesus, because he had healed many.

MRK 3:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus appointed the twelve apostles.

MRK 3:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained why their claim that he was expelling evil spirits by Satan’s power was ridiculous, and that such a claim was an unforgivable sin.

MRK 3:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them that those who obey God are as dear to him as his close relatives.

MRK 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught the crowds by parables about the various ways that people who hear his message react.

MRK 4:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them two parables to show them how the number of people who will submit to God’s rule over their lives will greatly increase.

MRK 4:34 s1 heading ends with a period: While Jesus and his disciples crossed the lake in a boat and while Jesus slept, a storm arose, so the disciples woke him and he calmed the storm.

MRK 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled evil spirits from a Gerasene man and then allowed them to enter a herd of pigs, which then ran down a hill and drowned. As a result, the local people asked Jesus to leave the area.

MRK 5:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus cured a woman who had been suffering from hemorrhaging, and brought Jairus’ daughter back to life.

MRK 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught in the synagogue, and the people who heard him were amazed and offended.

MRK 6:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus began to send out his disciples two-by-two and gave them power and instructions.

MRK 6:13 s1 heading ends with a period: King Herod heard about Jesus and wondered if he was John the Baptizer, come back after King Herod had ordered John to be executed due to the insistence of his wife, Herodias.

MRK 6:29 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles returned to Jesus to report what they had done. Then they all went off to a lonely place, but many people followed them.

MRK 6:34 s1 heading ends with a period: When it became late in the afternoon the people became hungry and there was no place to obtain food; as a result, Jesus miraculously provided food for them.

MRK 6:44 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus sent his disciples ahead of him to Bethsaida by boat while he stayed to pray. Later he saw that they were in difficulty due to a wind blowing against them, so he went to them, walking on the water.

MRK 6:52 s1 heading ends with a period: As soon as Jesus and his disciples reached land and disembarked, people began to come to Jesus, bringing sick people in order that he might heal them, and he healed all who touched him.

MRK 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Pharisees and scribes criticized Jesus about his disciples disobeying the traditions of the elders. Jesus replied, showing that their attitudes and practices were mistaken.

MRK 7:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus went to the region around Tyre to be away from people, but they learned of it, and a woman came to ask him to expel an evil spirit from her daughter.

MRK 7:30 s1 heading ends with a period: When Jesus went back to Lake Galilee, some people brought a deaf-mute man to Jesus and asked him to heal the man, which he did.

MRK 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Again Jesus provided food miraculously for a great crowd who gathered to hear him and became hungry.

MRK 8:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked those who insisted on him performing more miracles, and rebuked the disciples when they worried about not having enough food with them.

MRK 8:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a blind man.

MRK 8:26 s1 heading ends with a period: On the way to the villages near the city of Caesarea Philippi, Jesus asked his disciples what people were saying about who he was and, then, what they thought.

MRK 8:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus spoke plainly to his disciples about his coming death and resurrection.

MRK 8:33 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained to the crowd and his disciples what is required if anyone wants to be Jesus’ disciple.

MRK 9:1 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus took Peter, James and John up a high mountain where his appearance changed, and Moses and Elijah appeared and talked to Jesus.

MRK 9:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them that the one like Elijah has already come and been evilly treated, but that the Messiah would also be evilly treated.

MRK 9:12-13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled an evil spirit and later explained to the disciples why they had failed to do that.

MRK 9:29 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus was teaching his disciples that he would be handed over to other men, killed, and become alive again; but they did not understand what he was saying.

MRK 9:32 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught his disciples by illustration about what kind of person God considers important.

MRK 9:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught his disciples about who is for him and who is against him.

MRK 9:41 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught his disciples about sin and its result.

MRK 9:48 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we must endure trials to remain useful to God.

MRK 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Pharisees asked him if the law permitted a man to divorce his wife. Jesus answered and supported his answer from Scripture.

MRK 10:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus became indignant when he saw his disciples scolding people for bringing children for him to bless them.

MRK 10:16 s1 heading ends with a period: After a man asked Jesus what he should do in order to live eternally, Jesus told him to sell all his possessions, which astonished the disciples.

MRK 10:31 s1 heading ends with a period: As they were traveling toward Jerusalem, Jesus took the disciples aside and began to tell them again about what was going to happen to him.

MRK 10:34 s1 heading ends with a period: After James and John requested to sit on the right and left of Jesus when he rules, Jesus told them what will happen and how they should act.

MRK 10:45 s1 heading ends with a period: After a blind man called out and asked Jesus to have mercy on him, Jesus healed him.

MRK 11:0 s1 heading ends with a period: They brought a young donkey to Jesus; then Jesus mounted it and rode to Jerusalem with people shouting and praising him as they went along.

MRK 11:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus cursed a fig tree as a sign of what would happen to the people of Israel.

MRK 11:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled those who were buying and selling goods in the Temple, and taught that the Temple was to be a place of prayer. These actions angered the priests and scribes who, then, looked for a way to kill Jesus.

MRK 11:19 s1 heading ends with a period: When Jesus and his disciples passed the fig tree that Jesus had cursed, they saw that it had withered. Jesus used this as an illustration for trusting that God would answer prayer.

MRK 11:25-26 s1 heading ends with a period: The chief priests, scribes and elders asked Jesus by what authority he was doing these things. He, then, asked them a question that they would not answer; so he did not answer theirs.

MRK 12:0 s1 heading ends with a period: After Jesus told the Jewish leaders a parable, they realized that he was accusing them of wanting to kill him, but they feared how the people would react if they arrested Jesus.

MRK 12:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus foiled the Jewish leaders’ attempt to trap him by their question of whether they should pay taxes to the Roman government.

MRK 12:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed from Scripture that the Sadducees were wrong in ridiculing the idea of life after death.

MRK 12:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus commended a scribe who accepted Jesus’ assessment of the two greatest commandments, after which they asked Jesus no more questions to trap him.

MRK 12:34 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed from Scripture that the Messiah must be David’s Lord as well as his descendant.

MRK 12:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned them about the scribes’ hypocritical actions.

MRK 12:40 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them that a poor widow’s tiny sacrificial offering was worth more in God’s sight than large amounts of money from rich people.

MRK 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus prophesied that the Temple would be completely destroyed.

MRK 13:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught his disciples about the events that will precede his coming again.

MRK 14:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders planned how they could arrest Jesus without starting a riot.

MRK 14:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus commended a woman who extravagantly anointed Jesus in anticipation of his death. The chief priests agreed to pay Judas if he would help them seize Jesus.

MRK 14:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Two disciples followed Jesus’ instructions and prepared the Passover meal.

MRK 14:17 s1 heading ends with a period: During the Passover meal, Jesus prophesied that one disciple would betray him, and he gave them the bread and wine which he said represented his body and blood which would be sacrificed.

MRK 14:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus predicted that Peter would deny three times that he knew Jesus.

MRK 14:31 s1 heading ends with a period: While the disciples slept, Jesus prayed that God would spare him from the coming suffering.

MRK 14:42 s1 heading ends with a period: Judas betrayed Jesus.

MRK 14:48-49 s1 heading ends with a period: Mark ran away.

MRK 14:52 s1 heading ends with a period: After witnesses accusing Jesus contradicted each other, Jesus said that he was the man who was also God, the Messiah, after which they decided that Jesus must die.

MRK 14:65 s1 heading ends with a period: As Jesus predicted, Peter denied three times that he knew Jesus.

MRK 15:0 s1 heading ends with a period: In the governor Pilate’s presence Jesus refused to answer accusations against him.

MRK 15:5 s1 heading ends with a period: At the crowd’s insistence, Pilate released a criminal, and gave orders that Jesus should be crucified.

MRK 15:15 s1 heading ends with a period: The soldiers ridiculed Jesus as being a king.

MRK 15:20 s1 heading ends with a period: After they crucified Jesus the soldiers gambled for his clothing.

MRK 15:24 s1 heading ends with a period: People passing by, as well as the Jewish leaders and two criminals crucified with Jesus, insulted him.

MRK 15:32 s1 heading ends with a period: As several women who had accompanied Jesus watched, he died, after which the Temple curtain split into two parts, and the Roman officer pronounced that Jesus was the Son of God.

MRK 15:40-41 s1 heading ends with a period: Several women watched as Joseph and others buried Jesus’ body in a cave after getting permission from Pilate.

MRK 16:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Two days later several women were astonished to find Jesus’ tomb empty.

MRK 16:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the disciples for not believing the reports of his being alive again.

MRK 16:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Miracles began to happen after Jesus instructed his disciples to preach the gospel everywhere and he told them that miracles would accompany their ministry.

LUK 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Luke told Theophilus why he was writing about all that Jesus did.

LUK 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: An angel told Zechariah that his wife Elizabeth would bear a son, John.

LUK 1:25 s1 heading ends with a period: An angel told a virgin named Mary that she would bear a son, to be named Jesus.

LUK 1:38 s1 heading ends with a period: Mary visited Elizabeth.

LUK 1:45 s1 heading ends with a period: Mary praised God.

LUK 1:56 s1 heading ends with a period: What happened when John was born.

LUK 1:66 s1 heading ends with a period: Zechariah praised God and predicted what his son would do.

LUK 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus was born in Bethlehem.

LUK 2:6-7 s1 heading ends with a period: Responding to the angel’s announcement, shepherds went to see Jesus.

LUK 2:20 s1 heading ends with a period: They circumcised Jesus and presented him to the Lord.

LUK 2:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Simeon prophesied about what Jesus would do.

LUK 2:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Anna praised God for Jesus and told others about him.

LUK 2:38 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus grew up in Nazareth.

LUK 2:40 s1 heading ends with a period: What Jesus did in the Temple when he was a boy.

LUK 3:20 s1 heading ends with a period: John baptized Jesus.

LUK 3:22 s1 heading ends with a period: The list of Jesus’ ancestors.

LUK 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus refused to do the things that Satan suggested to him.

LUK 4:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus began his work in Galilee district.

LUK 4:15 s1 heading ends with a period: The people of Jesus’ hometown tried to kill him after he rebuked them for rejecting him.

LUK 4:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled an evil spirit.

LUK 4:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed Simon’s mother-in-law and many others.

LUK 4:41 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them that he had to preach in other towns.

LUK 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus chose some fishermen to be his disciples.

LUK 5:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a leper and enabled him to associate with people again.

LUK 5:16 s1 heading ends with a period: By healing a paralyzed man Jesus showed that he had authority to forgive sins, too.

LUK 5:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus answered criticism about associating with sinful people.

LUK 5:32 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained that people could not follow both their old customs and his new teaching.

LUK 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained why he had authority to decide what his disciples should do on the Sabbath day.

LUK 6:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus chose twelve apostles.

LUK 6:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught them which people God would be pleased with and which people he would be displeased with.

LUK 6:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught how we should act toward those who are not kind to us.

LUK 6:36 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should not decide how God should punish others.

LUK 6:42 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that what people do reflects their inner thoughts.

LUK 6:45 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught why it is necessary to obey his teaching, not just listen to it.

LUK 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a man without going to his house because the man’s master believed that Jesus could do that.

LUK 7:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus caused a widow’s son to become alive again.

LUK 7:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about his ministry and the ministry of John the Baptizer.

LUK 7:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told why he appreciated the sinful woman pouring perfume on his feet.

LUK 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The list of women who helped Jesus.

LUK 8:3 s1 heading ends with a period: The story about four different kinds of soil.

LUK 8:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained that the story represented different ways people respond to his teaching.

LUK 8:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained the need to make his truth clear to others.

LUK 8:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them that some people are as dear to him as his own relatives.

LUK 8:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus calmed a storm.

LUK 8:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled many demons from a man.

LUK 8:39 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus caused a young girl to become alive again, and healed a woman who had been bleeding for years.

LUK 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus sent out his apostles to teach and heal people.

LUK 9:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Herod was uncertain about who was doing these miracles.

LUK 9:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus fed over 5,000 people miraculously.

LUK 9:17 s1 heading ends with a period: After Peter expressed his belief that Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus predicted his own death and resurrection.

LUK 9:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus talked with Moses and Elijah.

LUK 9:36 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled a demon from a boy.

LUK 9:43 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus predicted his arrest.

LUK 9:45 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples who is really great in God’s sight.

LUK 9:48 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them not to forbid others from expelling demons.

LUK 9:50 s1 heading ends with a period: People in a Samaritan town refused to welcome Jesus.

LUK 9:56 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told three people what it would cost them if they became his disciples.

LUK 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus instructed 72 other disciples before sending them out.

LUK 10:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned the unbelievers in three towns.

LUK 10:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus commented on their ministry after the 72 returned.

LUK 10:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we must show our love to everyone, even ones we do not like to associate with.

LUK 10:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked Martha for being too concerned about household chores.

LUK 11:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught his disciples about prayer.

LUK 11:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught people various things about demons.

LUK 11:28 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the people for wanting more miracles.

LUK 11:36 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rebuked the Jewish leaders for only pretending to be good.

LUK 12:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned the people not to be like the Pharisees.

LUK 12:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them not to be afraid to tell others of their faith in him.

LUK 12:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned them about being greedy.

LUK 12:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples not to worry about the things that they need.

LUK 12:34 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them that they should be ready for his return.

LUK 12:48 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned that people would face opposition even within their own families.

LUK 12:53 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told the people that they needed to settle their relationship with God before it was too late.

LUK 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned people that God would punish them if they did not turn from their sinful lives.

LUK 13:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned that he would punish the Jews for not showing that they appreciated God’s blessings.

LUK 13:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a synagogue leader that he was being hypocritical regarding working on the Sabbath.

LUK 13:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus gave two illustrations about God’s rule over people’s lives.

LUK 13:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warns that not all people who think that they will go to heaven will go there.

LUK 13:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus stated that it was necessary for him to die as a prophet in Jerusalem.

LUK 14:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told the Jewish leaders that they were being hypocritical about not helping people on the Sabbath.

LUK 14:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should not try to make ourselves seem important.

LUK 14:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should share with others who cannot repay us.

LUK 14:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that many Jews would reject God’s invitation to come to him.

LUK 14:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned that it would be difficult to be his disciple.

LUK 14:33 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned about losing our usefulness to God.

LUK 15:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that God is pleased when people turn from their sinful behavior.

LUK 15:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught the Jewish leaders that they also ought to be glad when people turn from their sinful ways.

LUK 16:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should handle our money in ways that are pleasing to God.

LUK 16:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that God’s laws are permanent.

LUK 16:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned what would happen to those who did not share their possessions with poor people.

LUK 17:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned about God punishing those who cause others to sin.

LUK 17:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught them what big things they could accomplish if they had true faith.

LUK 17:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that we should serve God faithfully without expecting to be thanked.

LUK 17:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed ten lepers, but only a non-Jewish one thanked him.

LUK 17:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that God’s rule is within our lives.

LUK 17:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples that without warning he would return and judge people.

LUK 18:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about continuing to believe that God will answer prayer.

LUK 18:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about not thinking that we are better than others in God’s sight.

LUK 18:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about accepting God’s rule in our lives as easily as little children do.

LUK 18:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that rich people do not easily let God rule their lives.

LUK 18:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus again predicted his death and resurrection.

LUK 18:34 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a blind man.

LUK 19:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Zacchaeus changed his way of life after talking with Jesus.

LUK 19:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught about being willing to take risks in using what he has given us.

LUK 19:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus entered Jerusalem humbly, but like a king.

LUK 19:40 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus prophesied that Jerusalem would be destroyed.

LUK 19:44 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus expelled the merchants from the Temple courtyard, and taught there.

LUK 20:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus refused to answer a question about his authority.

LUK 20:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told a parable about how God would punish those who reject him.

LUK 20:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus foiled their attempts to trap him when they asked a question about paying taxes.

LUK 20:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus foiled their attempt to trap him with a question about the resurrection.

LUK 20:40 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus showed them that the Messiah must be greater than King David.

LUK 20:44 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned them not to show off like the teachers of the Jewish laws did.

LUK 21:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught that God commends people who give to him sacrificially.

LUK 21:3-4 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned about the terrible things that will happen before he returns.

LUK 21:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus predicted that Jerusalem would be destroyed.

LUK 21:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told about frightening things that will happen before he returns.

LUK 21:28 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught them how to know when his return was near.

LUK 21:33 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught how to be ready for his return.

LUK 22:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Judas agreed to put Jesus into his enemies’ hands.

LUK 22:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus arranged for his disciples to prepare the Passover meal.

LUK 22:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples how they should remember his death for them.

LUK 22:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught the apostles that they should imitate him by serving each other humbly.

LUK 22:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus predicted that Peter would say that he did not know Jesus.

LUK 22:34 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned his disciples that they would soon face opposition.

LUK 22:46 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus’ enemies captured him.

LUK 22:52-53 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter said three times that he did not know Jesus.

LUK 22:62 s1 heading ends with a period: The soldiers made fun of Jesus.

LUK 22:65 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders asked Jesus about his identity.

LUK 23:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus was accused before Pilate, the Roman governor.

LUK 23:5 s1 heading ends with a period: After Pilate sent Jesus to Herod, Jesus refused to answer Herod’s questions.

LUK 23:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Pilate was unsuccessful in his efforts to set Jesus free.

LUK 23:25 s1 heading ends with a period: The soldiers nailed Jesus to a cross.

LUK 23:31 s1 heading ends with a period: The things that happened when Jesus died.

LUK 23:49 s1 heading ends with a period: Joseph and others buried Jesus while some women watched.

LUK 24:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Some women discovered that Jesus had become alive again.

LUK 24:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus appeared to two disciples as they were walking to Emmaus.

LUK 24:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus appeared to many of his disciples and taught them more and gave them other instructions.

LUK 24:49 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus left his disciples and returned to heaven.

JHN 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: This book is about Jesus, who was eternally with God but also became a human being to reveal God to mankind.

JHN 1:18 s1 heading ends with a period: When religious authorities asked John about his identity, he said he was preparing people for the coming of the Messiah, who was much more important than himself.

JHN 1:28 s1 heading ends with a period: John the Baptizer announced that Jesus was the one who would become a sacrifice to remove guilt for sin, and how God had confirmed that Jesus was the Son of God.

JHN 1:34 s1 heading ends with a period: After John declared again that Jesus would be a sacrifice to remove guilt for sin, four men decided to become Jesus’ disciples.

JHN 1:42 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told Nathaniel that he knew about him supernaturally, but that he would do things that were more surprising than that.

JHN 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: In Cana Jesus did his first miracle, turning water into delicious wine.

JHN 2:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus and others went to Capernaum and stayed there several days.

JHN 2:12 s1 heading ends with a period: After Jesus expelled the merchants from the temple, the Jewish leaders wanted him to do a miracle to show by what authority he did that. He told them metaphorically that he would become alive again three days after he died.

JHN 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told Nicodemus that people needed to be born again spiritually to have eternal life.

JHN 3:15 s1 heading ends with a period: God sent his Son into the world to save everyone who trusts in him.

JHN 3:21 s1 heading ends with a period: When many people began to become Jesus’ disciples, and John the Baptizer declared that Jesus was greater than he, the Jewish leaders rejected John’s and Jesus’ testimony that Jesus was equal to God.

JHN 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: While Jesus talked with a Samaritan woman, he showed by his God-given knowledge of her personal life that he is the life-giving Messiah.

JHN 4:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his disciples that what sustained him was doing his Father’s will, which meant convincing non-Jewish people to believe in him.

JHN 4:38 s1 heading ends with a period: Many Samaritans believed that Jesus was the Messiah.

JHN 4:42 s1 heading ends with a period: After Jesus healed an official’s son, the official and his family believed that Jesus is the Messiah.

JHN 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders did not like the fact that Jesus healed a paralyzed man on the Sabbath day.

JHN 5:13 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders became very angry with Jesus for saying that he was the man who was also God.

JHN 5:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus replied to their objections by stating five reasons why they should believe that he is the ◄Son of/man who was also► God.

JHN 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus miraculously fed more than 5,000 people.

JHN 6:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus miraculously walked on the water.

JHN 6:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught them figuratively of the need for them to take for themselves the benefits of his sacrificing himself and shedding his blood to atone for their sins.

JHN 6:59 s1 heading ends with a period: Some of Jesus’ disciples left him because of this teaching.

JHN 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus rejected his younger brothers’ suggestion that he go immediately to Jerusalem.

JHN 7:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus went to the celebration.

JHN 7:13 s1 heading ends with a period: After Jesus taught people, the Jewish leaders wanted to arrest him, but many others believed he was the Messiah.

JHN 7:36 s1 heading ends with a period: Many people were divided after Jesus said that the Spirit would produce eternal life within those who come to him.

JHN 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus evaded a trap about condemning a woman who had been caught committing adultery.

JHN 8:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus replied to the Pharisees’ objection to his claim to be like a light for the people of the world.

JHN 8:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus replied to the Pharisees’ continued rejection of Jesus’ claims about himself.

JHN 8:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told his critics which people were true believers like Abraham and which ones really were serving Satan.

JHN 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus healed a man who was born blind.

JHN 9:12 s1 heading ends with a period: The Pharisees investigated the healing of the blind man.

JHN 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus explained why he is like a good shepherd.

JHN 10:21 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders tried to kill or arrest Jesus for claiming that he was equal with God.

JHN 11:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus’ friend, Lazarus, died.

JHN 11:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Lazarus’ sisters expressed disappointment that Jesus did not come and heal Lazarus before he died.

JHN 11:40 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus caused Lazarus to be alive again.

JHN 11:48 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders decided to kill Jesus.

JHN 12:8 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders decided to kill Lazarus, too.

JHN 12:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus entered Jerusalem as a king, but a humble one.

JHN 12:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told some Greeks what people who wanted to be his disciples had to be ready to do.

JHN 12:28 s1 heading ends with a period: God encouraged Jesus about his coming death by a voice from heaven.

JHN 12:36 s1 heading ends with a period: Most of the Jewish leaders continued to reject Jesus’ message.

JHN 12:43 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned that God would condemn those who rejected his message.

JHN 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus washed the disciples’ feet as an example of humble service to each other.

JHN 13:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus predicted that one of them would betray him to his enemies.

JHN 13:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus commanded his disciples that they should love each other.

JHN 13:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus also prophesied that Peter would deny that he knew Jesus.

JHN 14:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus encouraged his disciples and told them that he is the only way to the Father.

JHN 14:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit to them.

JHN 15:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught them that they needed to remain closely united to him in order to live in a way that would please God.

JHN 15:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus taught them that those who were opposed to God would hate them, too.

JHN 16:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them some things that the Holy Spirit would do.

JHN 16:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus told them that after he left they would be sad, but that they would later be joyful when they saw him again.

JHN 17:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus prayed that God would honor him.

JHN 17:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus prayed that God would protect his disciples.

JHN 17:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus prayed for future believers.

JHN 18:0 s1 heading ends with a period: They seized Jesus in a grove of olive trees.

JHN 18:11 s1 heading ends with a period: They took Jesus to be questioned by Annas, the former high priest.

JHN 18:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter denied that he was Jesus’ disciple.

JHN 18:18 s1 heading ends with a period: The High Priest questioned Jesus.

JHN 18:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter denied two more times that he knew Jesus.

JHN 18:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Pilate the governor questioned Jesus.

JHN 19:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Pilate finally permitted them to crucify Jesus.

JHN 19:16 s1 heading ends with a period: They nailed Jesus to a cross.

JHN 19:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus entrusted his mother to John’s care.

JHN 19:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus died.

JHN 19:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Joseph and others put Jesus’ body in a cave.

JHN 20:0 s1 heading ends with a period: On Sunday morning they discovered that Jesus’ tomb was empty.

JHN 20:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus appeared to Mary from Magdala.

JHN 20:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus appeared to many of his disciples.

JHN 20:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus appeared to all of his disciples, including Thomas.

JHN 20:29 s1 heading ends with a period: John stated the purpose of this book.

JHN 21:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus appeared to seven disciples and enabled them miraculously to catch a lot of fish.

JHN 21:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus asked Peter three times if he really loved Jesus. Then Jesus told Peter how Peter would die.

JHN 21:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter asked Jesus what would happen to John.

JHN 21:23 s1 heading ends with a period: A statement about the truth and accuracy of this document.

ACT 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Luke referred to the Gospel he had written to Theophilus.

ACT 1:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus commanded his apostles to wait for the Holy Spirit.

ACT 1:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus said that they would tell about him everywhere, and then he ascended to heaven.

ACT 1:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Angels told the apostles that Jesus would return later.

ACT 1:11 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles and other believers often prayed together.

ACT 1:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter told them why someone must replace Judas.

ACT 1:17 s1 heading ends with a period: How Judas died.

ACT 1:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter quoted from the Psalms about Judas.

ACT 1:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter concluded that they needed to choose a man to replace Judas.

ACT 1:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus’ followers prayed and then chose Matthias to replace Judas.

ACT 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The Holy Spirit came and enabled the disciples to speak other languages.

ACT 2:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Jews from many places were amazed to hear their native languages spoken by the believers.

ACT 2:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter said that the prophet Joel foretold what the Holy Spirit would do.

ACT 2:24 s1 heading ends with a period: David foretold that the Messiah would rejoice about becoming alive again.

ACT 2:28 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter explained that David wrote that the Messiah would become alive again.

ACT 2:36 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter told them to repent, and said that believers would baptize them.

ACT 2:40 s1 heading ends with a period: Many people became believers and joined the other believers.

ACT 2:42 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles performed miracles, all the believers shared everything, and the Lord helped them.

ACT 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter healed a lame man, so the people were amazed.

ACT 3:8 s1 heading ends with a period: The people were amazed.

ACT 3:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter explained that Jesus healed the man, and they should repent.

ACT 3:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter told the people to repent.

ACT 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Jewish leaders arrested Peter and John, but many people became believers.

ACT 4:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Jewish leaders questioned Peter and John about healing the lame man.

ACT 4:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter told them that Jesus healed the man and only Jesus could save people.

ACT 4:12 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders realized that Peter and John had been associating with Jesus.

ACT 4:14 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders commanded the two apostles to stop teaching people about Jesus.

ACT 4:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter and John said that they needed to continue speaking about Jesus.

ACT 4:20 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders threatened to punish Peter and John and then released them.

ACT 4:21-22 s1 heading ends with a period: The believers talked to God about those who opposed him and them.

ACT 4:28 s1 heading ends with a period: The believers asked God to help them speak boldly to people about Jesus.

ACT 4:30 s1 heading ends with a period: God shook the place where they were, and his Spirit enabled them to speak his words boldly.

ACT 4:31 s1 heading ends with a period: The believers shared everything, and the apostles told others about Jesus.

ACT 4:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Joseph Barnabas sold a field and brought the money to the apostles.

ACT 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Ananias pretended to give the apostles all the money from selling a field.

ACT 5:2 s1 heading ends with a period: People were terrified when they saw or heard that Ananias had died.

ACT 5:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Sapphira also died because she lied, and some men buried her beside her husband.

ACT 5:11 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles healed many people, and many people believed in Jesus.

ACT 5:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Jewish leaders jailed the apostles, but an angel freed them to teach people.

ACT 5:21 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders were perplexed because the apostles were not in jail.

ACT 5:24 s1 heading ends with a period: After finding them, the leaders brought the apostles back to question them.

ACT 5:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter and the other apostles said that they must obey God.

ACT 5:33 s1 heading ends with a period: After beating the apostles, they followed Gamaliel’s advice and released them.

ACT 5:40 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles rejoiced and continued to tell others about Jesus.

ACT 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The believers neglected the Greek-speaking widows.

ACT 6:1 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles told the other believers to choose men to care for those widows.

ACT 6:4 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles appointed seven men to care for the widows’ needs.

ACT 6:6 s1 heading ends with a period: The number of people who were becoming believers increased greatly.

ACT 6:7 s1 heading ends with a period: People opposed Stephen, but could not refute his arguments.

ACT 6:10 s1 heading ends with a period: People persuaded some men to falsely accuse Stephen.

ACT 6:14 s1 heading ends with a period: The people saw Stephen’s face shining like the face of an angel.

ACT 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Stephen started to answer the high priest’s accusations by talking about Abraham.

ACT 7:4 s1 heading ends with a period: God promised to give the land to Abraham and his descendants.

ACT 7:5 s1 heading ends with a period: God told Abraham that later on he would deliver his descendants from Egypt.

ACT 7:7 s1 heading ends with a period: God commanded the ceremony of circumcision for Abraham and his descendants.

ACT 7:8 s1 heading ends with a period: God helped Joseph, so Pharaoh appointed him to govern Egypt.

ACT 7:10 s1 heading ends with a period: There was a famine in Canaan, so Jacob’s family moved to Egypt.

ACT 7:15 s1 heading ends with a period: When Jacob and his sons died, people buried them in Canaan.

ACT 7:16 s1 heading ends with a period: An Egyptian king who did not know about Joseph began to oppress the Israelites.

ACT 7:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Moses, who grew up as an Egyptian, spoke and acted powerfully.

ACT 7:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Moses killed an Egyptian, so he had to flee to Midian.

ACT 7:29 s1 heading ends with a period: God commanded Moses to rescue the Jewish people from Egypt.

ACT 7:34 s1 heading ends with a period: God sent Moses to lead Israel and tell them of the Prophet who would come.

ACT 7:38 s1 heading ends with a period: Israel rejected Moses, so God rejected them and said that he would punish them.

ACT 7:43 s1 heading ends with a period: The Israelite people worshipped God at the tent Moses built and later in the temple that Solomon built.

ACT 7:47 s1 heading ends with a period: People can worship God anywhere, not only at certain places.

ACT 7:49-50 s1 heading ends with a period: Stephen said that those who were listening to him were opposing God.

ACT 7:53 s1 heading ends with a period: All the people there became very angry with Stephen.

ACT 7:54 s1 heading ends with a period: After Stephen said that he could see Jesus standing beside God in heaven, they stoned him.

ACT 7:59 s1 heading ends with a period: He asked the Lord to forgive them, and he died. The disciples fled, some men buried Stephen, and Saul harassed believers. But the believers preached about Jesus wherever they were scattered.

ACT 8:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Many Samaritans heeded Philip’s words and rejoiced.

ACT 8:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Philip baptized many Samaritans, including a sorcerer.

ACT 8:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Samaritan believers received the power of the Holy Spirit.

ACT 8:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter denounced Simon the sorcerer.

ACT 8:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter and John preached to many Samaritans.

ACT 8:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Philip met an Ethiopian official.

ACT 8:28 s1 heading ends with a period: The official could not understand what he was reading.

ACT 8:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Philip preached about Jesus to the official.

ACT 8:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Philip baptized the official. Then the Spirit took Philip away.

ACT 8:39 s1 heading ends with a period: Philip preached in towns from Azotus to Caesarea.

ACT 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Saul asked the high priest to authorize him to arrest believers.

ACT 9:2 s1 heading ends with a period: While Saul was traveling to Damascus, Jesus appeared to him and blinded him.

ACT 9:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Saul could see again after Ananias had put his hands on him.

ACT 9:19 s1 heading ends with a period: People there were astonished that Saul had believed in Jesus.

ACT 9:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Saul escaped from those who plotted to kill him.

ACT 9:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Barnabas introduced Saul to other believers in Jerusalem.

ACT 9:28 s1 heading ends with a period: The believers sent Saul to Tarsus because some Jews tried to kill him.

ACT 9:30 s1 heading ends with a period: The church in Israel had peace and many people believed.

ACT 9:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Because Peter healed Aeneas, many people believed in Jesus.

ACT 9:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Dorcas died.

ACT 9:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter resurrected Dorcas.

ACT 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Obeying an angel, Cornelius sent men to summon Peter.

ACT 10:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter’s vision.

ACT 10:16 s1 heading ends with a period: The Holy Spirit commanded Peter to go with the non-Jewish men.

ACT 10:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter went with the men and met Cornelius.

ACT 10:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter asked why they had sent for him.

ACT 10:29 s1 heading ends with a period: Cornelius told about his vision.

ACT 10:33 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter reminded them of what they knew about Jesus.

ACT 10:38 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter said that God would forgive the sins of all who believe in Jesus.

ACT 10:43 s1 heading ends with a period: The Holy Spirit came down on the non-Jewish believers.

ACT 11:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Jewish believers criticized Peter.

ACT 11:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter told about his vision.

ACT 11:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter said that the Holy Spirit came to be with the non-Jewish believers. Peter accepted those non-Jews as fellow believers.

ACT 11:17 s1 heading ends with a period: They praised God that he also saves non-Jewish people.

ACT 11:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Many non-Jews in Antioch believed in the Lord Jesus.

ACT 11:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Barnabas encouraged the believers at Antioch.

ACT 11:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Barnabas and Saul taught many believers at Antioch.

ACT 11:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Believers in Antioch helped needy believers in Judea.

ACT 12:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Herod had James killed and Peter put in prison.

ACT 12:4 s1 heading ends with a period: An angel freed Peter from prison.

ACT 12:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter reported to the other believers.

ACT 12:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Herod commanded soldiers to execute the guards.

ACT 12:19 s1 heading ends with a period: An angel caused Herod to die.

ACT 12:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Many people heard God’s message and became believers. Barnabas and Saul returned to Antioch from Jerusalem.

ACT 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The Holy Spirit commanded Barnabas and Saul to go on a mission.

ACT 13:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Barnabas and Saul preached the gospel in Jewish meetings place on Cyprus.

ACT 13:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Saul-Paul denounced a sorcerer, and an official believed in Jesus.

ACT 13:12 s1 heading ends with a period: The leaders of the Jewish meeting place in Antioch asked Paul and Barnabas to speak to them.

ACT 13:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul said that God helped Israel and gave them the land of Canaan.

ACT 13:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told about God’s removing Saul and appointing David to be Israel’s king.

ACT 13:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul said that God sent David’s descendant, Jesus, to Israel to save them.

ACT 13:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul said that God resurrected Jesus and caused many people to see him.

ACT 13:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul said that God had done what he had promised that he would do by resurrecting Jesus.

ACT 13:37 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul informed them that God would forgive their sins if they believed in Jesus.

ACT 13:41 s1 heading ends with a period: People asked Paul and Barnabas to speak to them again the next Jewish day of rest.

ACT 13:43 s1 heading ends with a period: Many non-Jews believed in Jesus and told others about him.

ACT 13:49 s1 heading ends with a period: People expelled the apostles, but the believers continued on.

ACT 14:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and Barnabas preached the gospel and performed miracles in Iconium.

ACT 14:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Before people could attack the apostles, they escaped to Lystra and Derbe.

ACT 14:7 s1 heading ends with a period: God enabled Paul to heal a lame man.

ACT 14:10 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles stopped the people from worshipping them.

ACT 14:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Jews incited people to stone Paul at Lystra.

ACT 14:20 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles revisited believers and appointed leaders.

ACT 14:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and Barnabas reported to the believers at Syrian Antioch.

ACT 15:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Jewish believers said that God will save only people who are circumcised.

ACT 15:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and Barnabas reported what God had enabled them to do.

ACT 15:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Jewish believers said that non-Jewish believers must obey Moses’ laws.

ACT 15:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Peter told about non-Jews becoming believers when he preached to them.

ACT 15:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Barnabas and Paul reported what God had helped them to do among the non-Jews.

ACT 15:12 s1 heading ends with a period: James recommended what they should tell the non-Jewish believers.

ACT 15:21 s1 heading ends with a period: The church leaders sent messengers with a letter to non-Jewish believers.

ACT 15:29 s1 heading ends with a period: The letter and messengers encouraged the believers at Antioch.

ACT 15:32 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and Barnabas continued to teach and preach in Antioch.

ACT 15:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and Barnabas separated, and Paul chose Silas.

ACT 16:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul chose Timothy to work with him and Silas.

ACT 16:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul, Silas and Timothy told believers in Galatia what the church leaders had decided.

ACT 16:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Because of a vision in Troas, Paul went to preach in Macedonia.

ACT 16:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul’s company went from Troas to Philippi.

ACT 16:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul preached the gospel and Lydia became a believer.

ACT 16:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul expelled a demon from a slave girl, so officials imprisoned Paul and Silas.

ACT 16:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and Silas helped the jailer and his household to become believers.

ACT 16:32-34 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and Silas encouraged the believers and then left Philippi.

ACT 17:0 s1 heading ends with a period: In Thessalonica, Paul convinced many people that Jesus is the Messiah.

ACT 17:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Jews there incited people to oppose Paul and Silas.

ACT 17:9 s1 heading ends with a period: In Berea, Paul helped many Jews and non-Jews to believe in Jesus.

ACT 17:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Jews from Thessalonica incited people to oppose Paul.

ACT 17:15 s1 heading ends with a period: In Athens, idols distressed Paul, so he talked to many people about Jesus.

ACT 17:17 s1 heading ends with a period: When Paul talked about Jesus, he perplexed some teachers.

ACT 17:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Athens Council members asked Paul to explain what he had been teaching.

ACT 17:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told them about the God whom they did not know.

ACT 17:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Council members believed in Jesus.

ACT 18:0 s1 heading ends with a period: In Corinth, Paul helped many people to become believers.

ACT 18:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul helped many non-Jews become believers.

ACT 18:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus commanded Paul to continue speaking about him, so Paul did that.

ACT 18:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Gallio refused to judge Paul.

ACT 18:17 s1 heading ends with a period: At Ephesus, Paul parted from Priscilla and Aquila.

ACT 18:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul visited Jerusalem, then he went on to Antioch in Syria and then he returned to visit the believers throughout Galatia and Phrygia.

ACT 18:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Priscilla and Aquila instructed Apollos about the gospel.

ACT 18:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Apollos helped believers in Achaia.

ACT 19:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul helped some men to become real believers in Jesus.

ACT 19:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul helped many people in Asia province to hear the gospel.

ACT 19:10 s1 heading ends with a period: God enabled Paul to do amazing miracles.

ACT 19:12 s1 heading ends with a period: People honored Jesus’ name, after Jewish exorcists misused it and failed.

ACT 19:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Many believers confessed their former sins and burned their books of magic.

ACT 19:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Demetrius made silver shrines of the goddess Artemis.

ACT 19:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Demetrius incited people to shout and to riot.

ACT 19:34 s1 heading ends with a period: The city secretary quieted, warned and dismissed the crowd.

ACT 20:0 s1 heading ends with a period: After being in Macedonia and Greece, Paul went to Troas.

ACT 20:6 s1 heading ends with a period: At Troas, Paul encouraged believers by resurrecting Eutychus.

ACT 20:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and his companions traveled from Troas to Miletus.

ACT 20:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul reminded the Ephesian elders how he had conducted himself and had taught them.

ACT 20:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told them that they would never see him again.

ACT 20:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul entrusted them to God and to the message about God’s goodness.

ACT 20:35 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul prayed with them and they sadly told him goodbye.

ACT 21:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul, Luke and his other companions traveled from Miletus to Tyre.

ACT 21:3 s1 heading ends with a period: At Tyre, believers warned Paul not to go to Jerusalem, but he went on anyway.

ACT 21:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and his companions sailed from Tyre to Caesarea.

ACT 21:9 s1 heading ends with a period: The believers could not persuade Paul from going on to Jerusalem.

ACT 21:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and other believers went from Caesarea to Jerusalem.

ACT 21:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul agreed with church leaders to perform a Jewish purifying ritual.

ACT 21:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Jews seized Paul in the Temple courts.

ACT 21:30 s1 heading ends with a period: Roman soldiers ran to where those Jews were trying to kill Paul.

ACT 21:32 s1 heading ends with a period: After the commander arrested Paul, soldiers carried him towards the fort.

ACT 22:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul defended his believing in Jesus, but the Jews wanted to kill him.

ACT 22:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told about the Lord’s commanding him to go to non-Jewish people.

ACT 22:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul said that he was a Roman citizen, so soldiers did not flog him.

ACT 22:29 s1 heading ends with a period: The commander’s soldiers brought Paul to the Jewish Council.

ACT 23:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul apologized for unknowingly denouncing the high priest.

ACT 23:5 s1 heading ends with a period: The commander rescued Paul from the Council members.

ACT 23:10 s1 heading ends with a period: The Lord revealed that Paul would tell people about him in Rome.

ACT 23:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Some Jews plotted to kill Paul.

ACT 23:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul’s nephew warned that some Jews had plotted to kill Paul.

ACT 23:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Many soldiers escorted Paul safely to Governor Felix at Caesarea.

ACT 24:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul defended himself, and the governor Felix promised to judge him.

ACT 24:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul disproved what they had said, but admitted that he was a Christian.

ACT 24:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Governor Felix adjourned the trial.

ACT 24:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Felix often talked to Paul, hoping that Paul would give him money.

ACT 25:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Festus told the Jews to go and accuse Paul at Caesarea.

ACT 25:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul appealed to Caesar, so Festus agreed to that.

ACT 25:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Festus told King Agrippa about Paul.

ACT 25:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Festus asked King Agrippa to tell him what to write to Caesar about Paul.

ACT 26:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul requested that his hearers would listen to him.

ACT 26:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told about being a Pharisee who believed that God would resurrect people.

ACT 26:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told about how he had persecuted Christians.

ACT 26:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told how he had become a believer in Jesus.

ACT 26:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul said that he obeyed what Jesus commanded him from heaven.

ACT 26:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul said that he proclaimed what the prophets had written about the Messiah.

ACT 26:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul talked to Festus and Agrippa, urging them to become believers in Jesus.

ACT 26:29 s1 heading ends with a period: The officials said that Paul was innocent but must go to Rome.

ACT 27:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and other prisoners sailed from Caesarea to Crete.

ACT 27:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul warned them not to travel on, but the ship’s officials decided to go on anyway.

ACT 27:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told them that an angel from God said that they would all survive.

ACT 27:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul thwarted some sailors who tried to sneak ashore in the lifeboat.

ACT 27:32 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul urged them to eat some food, so they did and then lightened the ship.

ACT 27:38 s1 heading ends with a period: The waves began to break up the ship after it struck a shoal.

ACT 27:41 s1 heading ends with a period: The officer saved Paul and commanded all to go to the shore, so they did that.

ACT 28:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The Maltese thought that Paul was a god because a snake did not harm him.

ACT 28:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul healed many Maltese, so they supplied what he and the others needed.

ACT 28:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and the others sailed to Puteoli, then went by land towards Rome.

ACT 28:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Christians came out from Rome and escorted Paul into that city.

ACT 28:16 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish leaders asked Paul to tell them about Christianity.

ACT 28:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul told the Jews that non-Jews would believe the gospel.

ROM 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Paul, an apostle whom God appointed to proclaim the good message about Jesus Christ, am writing this letter to all you believers who are in Rome. I pray that God will continue to act kindly toward you and grant you peace.

ROM 1:7 s1 heading ends with a period: I thank God that people everywhere are talking about how you believers in Rome are trusting Jesus Christ. I pray that God will permit me to visit you soon. I want you to know that I have longed to visit you, but things have always prevented me from doing that. I am eager to proclaim the gospel to you who are living at Rome also.

ROM 1:15 s1 heading ends with a period: I very confidently proclaim the good message about what Christ has done, both to Jews and non-Jews, because by that message God reveals his way of declaring all people righteous.

ROM 1:17 s1 heading ends with a period: God is making it clear to all non-Jewish people who are godless and wicked that he is angry with them.

ROM 1:23 s1 heading ends with a period: So God let the non-Jewish people feel compelled to do disgraceful things, which resulted in their dishonoring their bodies sexually. He did this because they worshipped idols and things that were created instead of worshipping God. As a result of both men and women having unnatural sexual relations, they have been punished as they deserve.

ROM 1:27 s1 heading ends with a period: The result of God’s letting people become obsessed by their own depraved thoughts was that they themselves began to do all manner of evil things that God says are improper. They even approve of others doing such things.

ROM 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Any one of you Jews who condemns non-Jews for doing evil will be condemned by God, because you also do the same evil things.

ROM 2:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Because God is not influenced by a person’s status, he will pay back each person according to what that person has done.

ROM 2:11 s1 heading ends with a period: All non-Jews and all non-Jews will be eternally separated from God for their sin, since it is only those who have continually obeyed his laws whom God will justify.

ROM 2:16 s1 heading ends with a period: It is disgusting that any one of you who has all the advantages of being a Jew would disobey God’s law and, by doing so, insult God.

ROM 2:24 s1 heading ends with a period: God will consider non-Jews acceptable to him if they obey his laws, and such non-Jews will declare God is right in condemning those who disobey his laws, because it is only those who are changed inwardly who are true Jews and acceptable to God.

ROM 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: My reply to the objection that there is no advantage in being a Jew or being circumcised is that there is much advantage, especially since God entrusted his promises to us. My reply to the objection that God has not kept his promise is that he certainly has, for his promises are always true. My reply to the objection that it is not right for God to punish us Jews is that it certainly is right for him to punish us, because if God did not judge us Jews he could not judge anyone.

ROM 3:8 s1 heading ends with a period: My reply to a query about whether God will treat Jews more favorably than non-Jews is no, because the Scriptures make clear that all people are condemned by God for their sin.

ROM 3:18 s1 heading ends with a period: In summary, no one is able to object to God’s condemnation; everyone has been declared guilty by God.

ROM 3:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Now God erases the record of sins of everyone, Jew and non-Jew, who trusts in what Jesus Christ has done for them. God presented Christ as the one who would atone for sins by dying on the cross.

ROM 3:26 s1 heading ends with a period: So we are prevented from boasting that God saves us because of our obeying the Mosaic laws. And God will also accept non-Jews on the same basis. And by agreeing that people are declared righteous by their trusting in Christ, we actually confirm, not nullify, the Mosaic laws.

ROM 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We can draw conclusions from Abraham’s life about how God erases the record of our sins. Abraham could not boast about his accomplishing that because the Scriptures record that it was because he believed what God promised that God erased the record of his sins. God’s doing that was a gift, not a reward.

ROM 4:8 s1 heading ends with a period: This happiness of knowing that God has erased the record of our sins is also for the non-Jews. Remember that it was before Abraham was circumcised, when he was still in effect a non-Jew, that God did that. He later received circumcision simply as a sign of God having erased the record of his sins because of his faith. The result was that he became a spiritual father of all who believe in God as he did, whether they are circumcised or not.

ROM 4:12 s1 heading ends with a period: It was because Abraham trusted in God that God erased the record of his sins and promised him many blessings. So what God promised is guaranteed to all, both Jews and non-Jews, who trust in God as Abraham did.

ROM 4:17 s1 heading ends with a period: It was because Abraham confidently believed God’s promise to give him many descendants, when there was no physical basis for his hoping that this would happen, that God erased the record of his sins.

ROM 4:22 s1 heading ends with a period: The words about God erasing the record of Abraham’s sins were written also to assure us who believe in God.

ROM 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Because God has erased the record of our sins, we have peace with him, we experience his acting kindly toward us, we rejoice because we expect to receive God’s glory, and we even rejoice in suffering because we know the results that it brings.

ROM 5:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Because Christ died for us ungodly people, he will certainly save us from God’s eternal punishment, and so we boast of what he has done for us.

ROM 5:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Although the sin of one man, Adam, led to all people dying and God declaring that they deserved to be punished, Christ’s righteous act of obedience when he died led to many people experiencing God’s kindness and being declared righteous and living eternally, and it will also result in their ruling with Christ.

ROM 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: If someone were to say that perhaps we should continue to sin in order that God may continue to act more kindly toward us, I would reply that we who ought to consider ourselves unresponsive to sinful desires should certainly not continue sinning. We must keep remembering that it is as though our former sinful nature has ceased to function, and it is as though we have become unresponsive to sinful desires, living in a new way. So do not let the desire to commit sin control you. Instead, present yourselves to God to do righteous things.

ROM 6:14 s1 heading ends with a period: If someone should conclude that people can sin now because they are not obligated to obey the Mosaic laws, I would say, “Certainly not!” Instead, let your minds compel your bodies to act righteously.

ROM 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: You know that after people die they are freed from being required to obey any law. Similarly, God has freed us from being required to obey all the Jewish rituals and laws.

ROM 7:6 s1 heading ends with a period: My reply to the objection that the laws of Moses are evil because they cause us to sin is that the laws are holy and good; what the laws do are simply to reveal that what we are doing is sinful.

ROM 7:12 s1 heading ends with a period: My reply to the objection that God’s law, being good, causes people to become spiritually dead is no, it is our desire to commit sin that causes us to sin and become spiritually dead.

ROM 7:13 s1 heading ends with a period: The laws came from God’s Spirit, but you and I are influenced by our sinful natures. We often do not do the things that we desire, and we do the things that we detest because of a desire to sin that permeates us and prevents us from doing good, unless Christ frees us from being controlled by these desires.

ROM 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: God will not in any way condemn those who are united to Christ Jesus, because God’s Spirit has freed us from the inevitability of sinning and from spiritual death.

ROM 8:11 s1 heading ends with a period: We are compelled to live as the Spirit directs, not as our self-directed nature directs, because if we do the latter we will be eternally separated from God, but if we cease doing the latter we will live eternally.

ROM 8:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Because we who allow the Spirit of God to guide us are God’s children, we will also inherit eternal blessings from God.

ROM 8:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Since everything that God has created is eagerly awaiting the time when he will reveal who are his true children, I consider that what we suffer now is not worth paying attention to.

ROM 8:25 s1 heading ends with a period: God’s Spirit helps us when our spirits feel weak; he prays for us and God understands what his Spirit intends.

ROM 8:27 s1 heading ends with a period: God works out all things in a way that produces good spiritual benefits for us who love him. He does this because, having known that we would be saved and thus we would have the character of his Son, he chose us and declared us righteous, and he will surely give us future splendor.

ROM 8:30 s1 heading ends with a period: We must conclude from these things that no one can defeat us, and absolutely no one and nothing can separate us from Christ’s loving us and God’s loving us.

ROM 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I tell you very sincerely that I grieve greatly about most of my fellow Israelites having rejected Christ. I would be willing to be separated from Christ if that would help them believe in him.

ROM 9:5 s1 heading ends with a period: This does not prove that God has failed to do for Abraham what he promised, because, as Scripture illustrates, it is not all who are naturally descended from Jacob or Abraham whom God considers to be his children, but it is those who were born as a result of what God promised whom he considers his children.

ROM 9:13 s1 heading ends with a period: As the Scriptures indicate, God’s choosing people depends not on their wishes or efforts. He helps whomever he wants to help, and he makes stubborn whomever he wants to make stubborn. We cannot conclude that God is unjust in choosing the ones he wants to choose.

ROM 9:18 s1 heading ends with a period: My reply to anyone’s objection to this doctrine is that God has a right to carry out his purposes; he tolerated the people who caused him to be angry, in order that he might disclose how gloriously he acts toward those on whom he intends to have mercy.

ROM 9:29 s1 heading ends with a period: The non-Jews found the way by which God could declare them righteous. The Jews did not succeed in fulfilling what the Mosaic laws require. Instead, they tried to find a way to be declared righteous by doing things in order that God would accept them.

ROM 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: My deep desire and earnest prayer is that God will save the Jews, who do not understand how to seek him correctly.

ROM 10:4 s1 heading ends with a period: The message of Scripture is that those who confess publicly that Jesus is their Lord and who believe inwardly that God brought Jesus back to life will be saved, because God accepts people only because of their faith, Jews and non-Jews alike.

ROM 10:13 s1 heading ends with a period: There may be those who object by saying, “If God does not send someone to preach to the Jews, they cannot ask Christ to save them.” My reply to them is that God has already sent people to preach about Christ to them, but most of the Jews have not accepted the gospel. However, some Jews do believe in Christ, and many other people are indeed hearing the message.

ROM 10:17 s1 heading ends with a period: In reply to a question of whether the Jews have heard or understood about Christ, I would say that, as is supported by the Scriptures, they have heard it and should have understood it, because even non-Jews, who were not searching for God, understood it.

ROM 11:0 s1 heading ends with a period: God has certainly not rejected all Jews. I am evidence of that. Just like in the past, there is also at the present time a small group of us Jews who have become believers.

ROM 11:6 s1 heading ends with a period: The Scriptures confirm that the people of Israel as a whole did not find the way of being declared righteous, although those whom God had chosen did find it.

ROM 11:12 s1 heading ends with a period: I highly esteem the work that God has called me to do as an apostle among you non-Jews. I hope that I will make my fellow Jews jealous, and as a result, some of them will be saved.

ROM 11:16 s1 heading ends with a period: You non-Jews who trust in Jesus must not despise the Jews whom God has rejected. You must not become proud, but instead beware. God will not spare you if you fall away from him, and he will certainly act kindly toward the Jews if they trust in Christ.

ROM 11:24 s1 heading ends with a period: I want you to know that all the people of Israel will some day be saved, as the Scriptures say will happen. God still loves them because of their ancestors. It is his purpose to act mercifully towards them as well as toward all non-Jews.

ROM 12:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I appeal to you that you present yourselves to God by making yourselves like living sacrifices, which is the appropriate way to serve him. Do not let anything non-Christian determine how you act, but instead let God change your way of thinking.

ROM 12:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not think about yourselves more highly than you should. Instead, think about yourselves sensibly, in a way that corresponds to the abilities that God has given to you because you trust in Christ. May we do diligently and cheerfully what God has given us the ability to do.

ROM 12:8 s1 heading ends with a period: In the various ways in which you act toward people, love them sincerely.

ROM 12:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Instead of avenging yourselves, allow God to avenge you; and instead of being overcome by something evil done to you, overcome evil deeds by doing good to those who do evil to you, because this is what the Scriptures command.

ROM 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Be subject to civil authorities, because those who oppose them oppose what God has established and will bring punishment on themselves. Do what is good and then they will commend you. Give to all the authorities what you are obligated to give to them.

ROM 13:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not leave any debt unpaid. Your only continual obligation is to love one another, because doing so fulfills all that God’s law requires.

ROM 13:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Because it is time for us to be fully alert and active, we must quit doing wicked deeds. We must do those things that will help us resist that which is evil, we must live properly, and we must be like Christ.

ROM 14:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Accept those who are not sure whether they are permitted to do certain things. Anyone who thinks that it is all right to eat all kinds of food must not despise those who do not think that, and those who do not think that it is all right to eat certain foods must not condemn those who do, because God has accepted them.

ROM 14:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Each person should be fully convinced about observing special days, thinking and deciding for himself and not for others. We should try to please God by everything we do.

ROM 14:9 s1 heading ends with a period: You should neither condemn nor despise your fellow believers who believe differently about religious regulations than you do, because it is God who will say whether he approves of what we have done.

ROM 14:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Instead of condemning each other, decide not to do anything that might lead your fellow believer to sin by following your example and which would then cause others to speak evil of you.

ROM 14:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Try to do what will help fellow believers to be at peace with each other and to grow spiritually. Do not destroy what God has done in others’ lives as a result of your eating certain things.

ROM 15:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We should not be irritated by the practices of those who are uncertain whether God will condemn them for doing certain things that the Mosaic laws forbid. Instead, we should do things that please our fellow Christians, because Christ has set us an example.

ROM 15:4 s1 heading ends with a period: May God enable you all to live harmoniously with each other.

ROM 15:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Accept each other as Christ has accepted you, remembering that what Christ has done was both to help the Jews and to cause non-Jews to praise God.

ROM 15:12 s1 heading ends with a period: May God make you completely joyful and peaceful in order that you may confidently expect him to do what he has promised.

ROM 15:13 s1 heading ends with a period: I have written frankly to you in this letter because of what God has kindly commissioned me to do among non-Jews.

ROM 15:16 s1 heading ends with a period: I am happy about my work for God that I have now completed in this region by proclaiming the gospel in places where people have not heard about Christ.

ROM 15:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Because of this work, I have often been hindered from visiting you, but I hope to see you as I journey through your area and I hope that you will give me what I need for my next journey. But now I am about to go to Jerusalem to take funds to God’s people there. So later I will visit you in Rome, and I know that Christ will bless us there.

ROM 15:29 s1 heading ends with a period: I urge you to pray fervently that God will protect me from the unbelieving Jews in Judea and that God’s people there will accept the money that I take to them, and also that I may be refreshed by visiting you. May God be with you all.

ROM 16:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I am introducing and commending Phoebe to you, and I ask that you receive her as a fellow believer and that you give her whatever she needs.

ROM 16:2 s1 heading ends with a period: I send my greetings to many individuals among the believers there. All the congregations in this area also send their greetings to you.

ROM 16:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Note those who are causing quarrels among you and those who cause people to turn away from God. Avoid them, because they only want to satisfy their own desires and deceive those who do not suspect their motives. If you avoid such people, God will soon crush Satan under your feet.

ROM 16:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Several of those who are with me send their greetings.

ROM 16:23-24 s1 heading ends with a period: We should forever praise the One who alone is God, who alone is truly wise.

CO1 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: As your apostle, I greet you Corinthian believers, and I desire that God bless you.

CO1 1:3 s1 heading ends with a period: I thank God for you and for all the spiritual abilities that he has given you.

CO1 1:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Stop dividing into groups in your congregations on the basis of which Christian leader you favor.

CO1 1:17 s1 heading ends with a period: The message about Christ dying on the cross is the means of saving us who believe it.

CO1 1:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Some people think that the message about Christ is foolish, but to us whom God has chosen, it shows God’s power.

CO1 1:25 s1 heading ends with a period: God chose mostly despised, not important, people to belong to Christ; so you should boast only about him.

CO1 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: God showed that my message was true by the powerful things that he did, not because I spoke in a way that would make people think highly of me.

CO1 2:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Unbelievers do not consider that my message is wise, because I speak what God’s Spirit reveals to me.

CO1 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I was unable to teach you difficult concepts, because you were controlled by your self-directed nature, as evidenced by your quarreling about which leader you should be loyal to.

CO1 3:4 s1 heading ends with a period: I preached the gospel to you first, and Apollos followed, but we are both serving God equally.

CO1 3:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Each one who teaches believers must examine what he is teaching them because God will reward him only if his teaching is valuable and long-lasting.

CO1 3:15 s1 heading ends with a period: God will destroy anyone who destroys the unity of a congregation.

CO1 3:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Stop being proud of one Christian leader or another, because we are all just working for your benefit.

CO1 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Stop evaluating your leaders’ value; do not be proud of one and despise another.

CO1 4:7 s1 heading ends with a period: It is disgusting that you are so proud of your spiritual gifts and that you despise us apostles.

CO1 4:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Imitate the way in which I serve Christ.

CO1 4:17 s1 heading ends with a period: I hope you will change your thinking, so I do not have to punish you when I come there.

CO1 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: You should expel the man in your congregation who has acted so immorally.

CO1 5:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Make sure that no one in your congregation is acting immorally or maliciously or wickedly.

CO1 5:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Expel wicked people from your congregation.

CO1 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: It is disgusting that you prosecute fellow believers and let judges who are not believers decide your cases.

CO1 6:6 s1 heading ends with a period: God has freed you from your former sinful behavior, so remember that he will exclude from his kingdom those who engage in all kinds of sinful behavior.

CO1 6:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Because the Lord wants us to use our bodies in ways that please him, we must avoid all sexually immoral acts.

CO1 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Married people should not deprive their spouses of sexual relations, except under special conditions.

CO1 7:7 s1 heading ends with a period: It is all right to get married, but it is wrong to get divorced. However, you should not force an unbelieving spouse to keep living with you.

CO1 7:16 s1 heading ends with a period: In general, each person should remain in the status that he had before he became a believer.

CO1 7:24 s1 heading ends with a period: It is not sinful to get married, but married people will have a lot of problems.

CO1 7:28 s1 heading ends with a period: We believers should not devote our time to the affairs of this life.

CO1 7:31 s1 heading ends with a period: It is better to remain unmarried because married people are more concerned about pleasing their spouses than about how to please the Lord.

CO1 7:35 s1 heading ends with a period: It is better for a man to decide that his daughter should remain unmarried than that she should get married, but either decision is all right.

CO1 7:38 s1 heading ends with a period: Women whose husbands have died are free to get remarried, but only to believers. However, they will probably be happier if they do not marry again.

CO1 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We should not be proud about knowing the truth about idols.

CO1 8:3 s1 heading ends with a period: There are many idols that people think are gods, but there is only one true God.

CO1 8:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not eat meat offered to idols if that would encourage other believers to eat that food contrary to their conscience.

CO1 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: As your apostle I am free to do anything that God allows me to do.

CO1 9:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Barnabas and I have the same right to receive financial support that the other apostles have.

CO1 9:7 s1 heading ends with a period: God’s servants have always had the right to receive financial help from others, but we have not insisted on that right because we want to preach the gospel without charge.

CO1 9:18 s1 heading ends with a period: I have adopted the code of conduct of whatever group I have been among, in order to bring more people to Christ.

CO1 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Our Jewish ancestors all experienced God’s power, but almost all of them died in the desert because they sinned against him.

CO1 10:5 s1 heading ends with a period: What happened to our Jewish ancestors was a warning of what will happen to us if we give in to temptation.

CO1 10:13 s1 heading ends with a period: God will punish us if we participate in demon worship by eating food sacrificed to demons when we eat the Lord’s Supper.

CO1 10:22 s1 heading ends with a period: It is all right to eat food offered to idols, but we should not do so if it would offend those who think that it is wrong.

CO1 11:1 s1 heading ends with a period: Women should wear a hair covering while praying or prophesying in a service, but men should not do so.

CO1 11:16 s1 heading ends with a period: When you gather to eat the Lord’s Supper, you act selfishly. I cannot praise you for that.

CO1 11:22 s1 heading ends with a period: The Lord gave us instructions about the significance of the Lord’s Supper.

CO1 11:26 s1 heading ends with a period: God punishes those who eat the Lord’s Supper in a way that does not express the unity of his people.

CO1 12:0 s1 heading ends with a period: It is only God’s Spirit who enables people to say that Jesus is Lord.

CO1 12:3 s1 heading ends with a period: God’s Spirit gives believers special abilities as he desires.

CO1 12:11 s1 heading ends with a period: A congregation needs all the abilities that God’s Spirit gives to its members, but you should especially desire the ones that help others the most.

CO1 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We should use the abilities that God’s Spirit has given us in ways that show that we love others.

CO1 14:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Speaking messages that come directly from God will help believers much more than speaking messages in unknown languages.

CO1 14:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Believers should all be prepared to participate in an orderly way during worship services.

CO1 15:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I was not worthy to become an apostle, but the Lord Jesus committed to me the message about his death and resurrection.

CO1 15:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ has truly come back to life, and he will some day raise all believers.

CO1 15:34 s1 heading ends with a period: In heaven we will have glorious indestructible bodies.

CO1 16:0 s1 heading ends with a period: You should set aside funds each week for the offering to be sent to believers in Jerusalem.

CO1 16:4 s1 heading ends with a period: I plan to spend some time with you. Treat Timothy respectfully when he arrives. Apollos plans to visit you later.

CO1 16:12 s1 heading ends with a period: I give you my final instructions, greetings from others, and my final blessings.

CO2 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Paul and Timothy greet the Christians who are in Corinth.

CO2 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: We thank God that he encourages us in all our troubles so that we are able to encourage you when you suffer. We suffered so much in Asia province that we were sure that we were going to die, but we learned to trust in God. He saved us from death and he will continue to save us from death.

CO2 1:11 s1 heading ends with a period: You can trust what I tell you. I did not visit you, because I wanted to give you the opportunity to obey the instructions that I wrote to you. Now that you have punished enough the man who caused those problems, I urge you to forgive him and to encourage him.

CO2 2:11 s1 heading ends with a period: I did not find Titus in Troas, so I went on to Macedonia province. Everywhere we go, God causes people to know Christ through our teaching. We do not teach in order to get money; we teach with sincere motives.

CO2 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The way you now live proves that we teach the truth about Jesus Christ.

CO2 3:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Our work of teaching people about God’s New Agreement is much greater than the work of teaching people about his Old Agreement.

CO2 3:11 s1 heading ends with a period: We teach a message that transforms people’s lives. So we teach it with great confidence.

CO2 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We are servants of Jesus. It is Jesus who has shown us how great God is.

CO2 4:6 s1 heading ends with a period: As Jesus’ servants we suffer, but through our suffering many people will receive eternal life and thank and praise God.

CO2 4:15 s1 heading ends with a period: As our bodies get weaker, God continually makes our inner lives stronger. He will reward us for all that we have suffered.

CO2 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: God will give all of us new heavenly bodies, and he will reward us according to what we did while we were living in our earthly bodies.

CO2 5:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ has shown me how much he loves people. That is why I teach his message with all the strength that I have. Therefore, I plead with you to believe that God will forgive you because of what Christ did for you.

CO2 6:2 s1 heading ends with a period: In spite of much suffering, we have lived as servants of God should live.

CO2 6:10 s1 heading ends with a period: I ask you to accept us and love us as we love you.

CO2 6:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not get involved with people who do not honor God.

CO2 7:1 s1 heading ends with a period: I love you all and I have great confidence in you.

CO2 7:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Titus told me that my letter caused you to repent, and so now I am very happy.

CO2 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The believers in Macedonia have already collected the money that they are going to send to the believers in Jerusalem. You should also finish collecting the money that you are preparing to send, and have it ready to send to Jerusalem soon.

CO2 8:15 s1 heading ends with a period: I am sending Titus to you, along with two other believers, to help you get your gift ready. They are all well respected and trustworthy men, so treat them well. It will be good if you have your gift ready to send to Judea province by the time I arrive in Corinth.

CO2 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: You and I will be ashamed if your gift is not ready when I arrive.

CO2 9:5 s1 heading ends with a period: If you give generously and willingly, God will always continue to bless you so that you will have enough to continue giving generously, and your generosity will cause many other people to praise and honor God.

CO2 10:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Those who teach what is false must come to realize that I also belong to Christ and that God has given me authority over you. I worry that they will deceive you and that you will stop being faithful to Christ alone.

CO2 11:6 s1 heading ends with a period: You are mistaken if you think that I do not love you because I refused to accept money from you for my teaching. I will go on doing that to prevent those false apostles among you from boasting that they work just as I do.

CO2 11:15 s1 heading ends with a period: You seem to listen to those who boast, so I too will boast. I will boast about being a Jew (as those others do), and I will boast about having suffered greatly for Christ, and about an extraordinary vision that God gave me. Although God caused me to suffer an affliction, he promised that he would help me and strengthen me.

CO2 12:10 s1 heading ends with a period: When I was with you, I did things that showed you that I am truly Christ’s representative. But I still will not take pay from you when I come to visit you again. And those people are wrong who say that I tricked you by sending Titus to get money for myself from you.

CO2 12:18 s1 heading ends with a period: I am worried that when I visit you I will find that many of you are still sinning. I pray that God will help you turn from your sinful behavior, so that I will not have to discipline you when I come.

CO2 13:10 s1 heading ends with a period: I finish my letter with some advice. All of us here send you our greetings, and I pray that God will bless you.

GAL 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Paul, as God’s chosen apostle, am sending this letter to the churches in Galatia and asking God’s blessings on you.

GAL 1:5 s1 heading ends with a period: I am disappointed that you are believing a message that is not the good news about Christ, and I ask God to eternally punish those who are teaching such a message.

GAL 1:10 s1 heading ends with a period: It was Jesus Christ, not any human, who revealed the message that I proclaim.

GAL 1:12 s1 heading ends with a period: For 17 years after God showed his Son to me, I had no contact with the apostles.

GAL 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Finally, when I returned to Jerusalem and told Peter, James, and John what I always proclaim, they agreed that Barnabas and I were preaching the same message and serving the Lord just like they were.

GAL 2:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Later I rebuked Peter for not behaving according to the gospel, in that he was encouraging non-Jews to adopt Jewish laws and rituals.

GAL 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Because you trusted in Christ, not because you obeyed the laws God gave Moses, you received the Holy Spirit and now experience his working among you.

GAL 3:5 s1 heading ends with a period: It is those Jews and non-Jews who trust Christ who are Abraham’s spiritual descendants, because those who seek to be justified by obeying the laws that God gave Moses are condemned by God.

GAL 3:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ was condemned instead of us, so that God might bless the non-Jews just as he blessed Abraham, and so that we might receive the Spirit.

GAL 3:14 s1 heading ends with a period: By giving his laws to the Jews, God has not canceled what he promised to Abraham much earlier concerning his descendant, Christ. Just like God gave his blessings to Abraham just because he promised to do so, he freely gives his blessings to us.

GAL 3:18 s1 heading ends with a period: God gave his laws to supervise us sinful Jews until Christ, Abraham’s promised descendant, would come.

GAL 3:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Because of our relationship with Christ, we are Abraham’s spiritual descendants, and God’s heirs, no longer like slaves.

GAL 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Each of you is no longer like a slave, but a child of God and an heir of what he has promised.

GAL 4:7 s1 heading ends with a period: I plead with you to do as I did when I was with you, and not obey all the Jewish rules and rituals.

GAL 4:20 s1 heading ends with a period: Because of our relationship with Christ, we are not subject to Mosaic law; being Abraham’s spiritual descendants, we are free from such bondage.

GAL 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Reject the false teaching that you must be circumcised, and do not become enslaved to rules and rituals again, otherwise Christ will not benefit you at all.

GAL 5:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Although someone has confused you, I am sure that you will not accept his false teaching, and that God will punish him.

GAL 5:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Although you are free from having to obey Jewish rules, instead of doing what your self-directed nature desires, love and serve each other.

GAL 5:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Let God’s Spirit direct you, and then you will not do what your self-directed nature desires.

GAL 5:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Those who think evil thoughts and do evil things will not receive the blessings of God’s rule, but God’s Spirit produces many good qualities in our lives.

GAL 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Gently correct anyone among you who is sinning, and help each other without thinking you are better than others.

GAL 6:6 s1 heading ends with a period: We should not tire of doing good, but instead, we should do good to everyone, especially to believers.

GAL 6:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Some people want you to be circumcised only so that they will not be persecuted for proclaiming what Christ accomplished for us on the cross, but that is the only thing that I will boast about.

GAL 6:16 s1 heading ends with a period: I have suffered enough for declaring the truth about Jesus, so do not trouble me again.

GAL 6:17 s1 heading ends with a period: I pray that God may act kindly within you.

EPH 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I am writing this to you people of God in Ephesus, asking that God will bless you.

EPH 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: We should praise God for having chosen and redeemed us, having revealed his plan to unite all things under Christ, and causing Christ to rule over all his people.

EPH 1:14 s1 heading ends with a period: I thank God for your faith, and pray that you will understand more about how powerfully he works on our behalf, just like he did when he caused Christ to become alive again and made him ruler over everything.

EPH 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Formerly we were all spiritually dead and were certain to be punished by God, but he acted very kindly toward us and saved us freely as a result of our faith in Christ.

EPH 2:10 s1 heading ends with a period: God brought you Gentiles into his family so that now you and Jewish believers both share the same blessings and form one group; you now have peace with each other and can come to God in prayer with the help of the Holy Spirit.

EPH 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I am in prison because God appointed me to tell non-Jews that Christ is the source of great spiritual blessings for them.

EPH 3:13 s1 heading ends with a period: I pray that God’s Spirit will empower you, that you may experience how much Christ loves you, and that God may make you all that he intends for you to be.

EPH 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Conduct your lives in a way that shows that you are God’s people; do all that you can to keep all the believers united; and remember that Christ has given various abilities to each of his people, in order that you all may be united and grow spiritually and become like Christ.

EPH 4:16 s1 heading ends with a period: You should conduct yourselves in a way that matches your new life; so stop doing the harmful things that unbelievers do, and do good things to one another.

EPH 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Imitate God, do everything in a way that shows love, and do not let anyone persuade you to live immorally, because God will punish those who disobey him.

EPH 5:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Live righteously, and expose the evil deeds that evil people do, because when you do that, those people who do those evil things will come to know the truth.

EPH 5:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Instructions about how wives and husbands, children and parents, and slaves and masters should behave toward each other.

EPH 6:9 s1 heading ends with a period: As you always rely on the Lord to strengthen you, make use of every spiritual resource that God provides to resist the devil and all his powerful evil spirits.

EPH 6:20 s1 heading ends with a period: I am sending Tychicus to tell you what is happening here and to encourage you. I pray that God will give you peace and love for each other, and that he will continue to act kindly toward you all.

PHP 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Paul, write this letter to all of you who are God’s people at Philippi. May God our Father and Jesus Christ our Lord bless you.

PHP 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: I thank God and rejoice because you have been working together with me to make known the good message from when you first believed until now.

PHP 1:8 s1 heading ends with a period: I pray that God will enable you to know how to love one another more and more appropriately and to completely understand how you should believe and act.

PHP 1:11 s1 heading ends with a period: I want you to realize that as a result of my imprisonment many more people have heard the good message about Christ.

PHP 1:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Even though some believers proclaim the message about Christ because they are antagonistic toward me, at least they are proclaiming Christ, and so I rejoice.

PHP 1:18 s1 heading ends with a period: I will continue to rejoice because I know that I will remain completely victorious spiritually. I earnestly expect to boldly honor Christ whether I live or die.

PHP 1:26 s1 heading ends with a period: Conduct yourselves just like you learned in the message about Christ, unitedly and fearlessly resisting those who oppose you and the gospel, since God is helping you in all your struggles.

PHP 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Since Christ loves and encourages us and the Holy Spirit fellowships with us, make me completely happy by agreeing with one another, loving one another, and humbly serving one another.

PHP 2:4 s1 heading ends with a period: You should think just like Christ Jesus thought. He willingly gave up his divine privileges and humbled himself, willingly obeying God although it meant disgracefully dying on a cross. As a result, God exalted him to the highest position, to be acknowledged by the entire universe as the supreme Lord.

PHP 2:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Since you have always obeyed God, continue to try to do those things which are appropriate for people whom God has saved, and he will enable you to do so.

PHP 2:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Always obey God and your leaders, and never complain about them or argue with them, in order that you may be perfect children of God, witnessing by how you live and what you say to the ungodly people among whom you live.

PHP 2:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Because you and I dedicate ourselves together to do God’s will, even if I am to be executed, I will rejoice, and you should also rejoice.

PHP 2:18 s1 heading ends with a period: I confidently expect that the Lord Jesus will enable me to send Timothy to you soon. He genuinely cares for your welfare, not his own interests. I am confident that the Lord will enable me also to come soon.

PHP 2:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Since Epaphroditus longs to see you and is distressed, I am sending him back to you. So welcome him very joyfully. Since he nearly died while serving me on your behalf, honor him and all people like him.

PHP 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: As for the other matters, continue to rejoice and know that it is not tiresome for me and it is safe for you to mention them again.

PHP 3:1 s1 heading ends with a period: Beware of those unholy people who will harm you spiritually by insisting that you must be circumcised in order to become God’s people.

PHP 3:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Since I was circumcised properly and have a purely Hebrew ancestry, and since I kept the Jewish laws blamelessly, I could rely upon what I have done and who I am better than anyone else could, if it were beneficial for my salvation.

PHP 3:6 s1 heading ends with a period: I now consider all these advantages that I once supposed would help me to be worthless, and I consider everything else as well to be worthless, because I want to know Christ, to be united with him, and to be made righteous through trusting in Christ alone.

PHP 3:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Since you desire to be perfected and since you have my example of not considering that I am already perfect, but of constantly striving to become more and more like Christ, follow my example.

PHP 3:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Imitate me and those who live as I do. Remember that there are many people who are bad examples, as shown by their lustful behavior, wanting to do what their bodies desire. But as for us, Christ will transform our weak bodies to be like his glorious heavenly body.

PHP 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: On the basis of all that I have told you, continue to believe firmly in the Lord Jesus Christ according to what I have just taught you, and act accordingly.

PHP 4:1 s1 heading ends with a period: I urge Euodia and Syntyche to be reconciled with each other; help them in this since they have both proclaimed the good news faithfully together with me and my other fellow workers.

PHP 4:3 s1 heading ends with a period: The Lord is coming soon. Always rejoice, be gentle to everyone. Do not worry about anything, but pray to God instead. As a result, God will grant you profound peace.

PHP 4:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Continually think about everything that is good and praiseworthy. Continually practice whatever you have learned from me. As a result, God will be with you and give you inner peace.

PHP 4:9 s1 heading ends with a period: I rejoice greatly because you have once again demonstrated your concern for me by giving to meet my needs, though it is true that Christ enables me to be content in every situation.

PHP 4:14 s1 heading ends with a period: You Philippians know that in the early days of preaching the good news in your region you were the only congregation that sent me money. I do not say this because I desire your gifts, but I desire that God would abundantly bless you for aiding me.

PHP 4:17 s1 heading ends with a period: I have received your very generous gift; God is very pleased with this gift, and he will abundantly supply your every need also. Let us praise him forever.

PHP 4:20 s1 heading ends with a period: All of God’s people here, including those who serve God with me and those who work at the emperor’s palace, join me in greeting each one of God’s people there.

PHP 4:22 s1 heading ends with a period: May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you.

COL 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Paul, am sending this letter to you, who are God’s people in Colossae. We pray that God will bless you.

COL 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: We thank God for you very often that you believe in Christ Jesus and that you love all God’s people.

COL 1:8 s1 heading ends with a period: We have also been praying very often to God for you. We pray that you will know truly all that he wants you to do, in order that you will conduct yourselves as the Lord’s people should.

COL 1:12 s1 heading ends with a period: God our Father has caused you to be ruled by his Son, who existed before and ranks above everything that has been created.

COL 1:20 s1 heading ends with a period: As for you, God our Father has now reconciled you to himself.

COL 1:23 s1 heading ends with a period: I am completing what Christ appointed me to do, that I should suffer physically for the benefit of the church. And I proclaim the previously unrevealed message about Christ to every class of persons.

COL 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I am exerting myself very greatly on your behalf in order that you might truly know the message about Christ, in order that no one might delude you.

COL 2:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Conduct yourselves as those who are united to Christ Jesus our Lord should conduct themselves.

COL 2:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Make sure that no one makes you become his disciples by teaching you a false religious philosophy, since you are spiritually complete because you are united to Christ.

COL 2:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Disregard those who condemn you because you do not obey certain regulations and because you do not worship God as they insist that you should.

COL 2:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not submit to elementary regulations, which are concerned merely with what is external.

COL 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Be constantly wanting what is associated with heaven.

COL 3:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not do what is evil.

COL 3:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Do what is good; in particular, love one another.

COL 3:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Continue to be at peace with one another, be constantly thanking God, and continue getting to know thoroughly the message about Christ.

COL 3:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Do everything in the manner that those who are the people of the Lord Jesus should do.

COL 3:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Wives, be subject to your husbands; husbands, love your wives.

COL 3:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Children, obey your parents in every circumstance; parents, do not over-correct your children.

COL 3:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Slaves, obey your masters in every circumstance sincerely and wholeheartedly; masters, provide for your slaves justly and fairly.

COL 4:1 s1 heading ends with a period: Pray to God persistently. And pray that God will give me opportunities to declare the message about Christ.

COL 4:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Always speak wisely and graciously to those who do not believe in the Lord Jesus.

COL 4:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Tychicus will tell you all that has been happening to me.

COL 4:9 s1 heading ends with a period: My fellow workers here greet you.

COL 4:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Obey these instructions.

COL 4:17 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Paul, am penning this myself in order that you may know that this letter was sent by me. Remember to pray about the fact that I am in prison.

TH1 1:1 s1 heading ends with a period: We always thank God for you all. We continually remember the way you live as believers and we know that God chose you. The Holy Spirit enabled us to powerfully tell you the good message, and although people persecuted you greatly, you were joyful. As a result, you inspired all the believers who are in Macedonia and Achaia to trust in God firmly, as you do.

TH1 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: You and God know that it is true that we behaved in a very virtuous, upright, and irreproachable manner toward you. You know also that we continually exhorted, encouraged, and urged that you behave in the way that God’s people should.

TH1 2:12 s1 heading ends with a period: We continually thank God also that you accepted as true a message that does not originate from human beings. Instead, you accepted as true the message that originates from God, and the result was that people caused you to suffer as Christ did.

TH1 2:16 s1 heading ends with a period: It is because of you that we are pleased and joyful. So when people forced Silas, Timothy and me to be separated from you for a short time, we strongly desired to be with you.

TH1 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: When I could no longer endure worrying about you, I sent Timothy to you in order to find out whether or not you were still trusting in God.

TH1 3:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Now Timothy has just returned and has told us the good news that you still trust in Christ. As a result, we have been cheered up, and we cannot thank God adequately for what he has done for you. Very frequently we ask God that we will be able to visit you and help you to trust him more strongly.

TH1 3:10 s1 heading ends with a period: We pray that God will help us to return to you and that the Lord Jesus will help you to love each other and other people more and more, just like we love you more and more.

TH1 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Just like we told you previously, we strongly urge you to increasingly live in a way that will please God.

TH1 4:1-2 s1 heading ends with a period: God wants you, by your behaving in a sexually pure way, to show that you completely belong to him.

TH1 4:8 s1 heading ends with a period: We urge you to increasingly love each other, to strive to work at your own occupations, and not meddle in others’ affairs.

TH1 4:12 s1 heading ends with a period: God will cause to live again those believers who died and will bring them to the sky with Jesus. Encourage each other by telling this message.

TH1 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We believers should be prepared for the time when the Lord Jesus returns and not be as unbelievers who will be unprepared. We must not be like them. On the contrary, we must be vigilant and self-controlled.

TH1 5:8 s1 heading ends with a period: God has destined us believers to be saved from future punishment and to be able to live together with our Lord Jesus after he returns. Since this is true, encourage each other.

TH1 5:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Recognize as leaders those people who care for and instruct you; highly esteem and love them. Live peacefully with each other.

TH1 5:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Warn believers who will not work, and encourage and help those who need it. Be patient with all people. Do good things for all of them, including those who do evil things to you.

TH1 5:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Always rejoice, pray, and thank God.

TH1 5:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Evaluate all messages that people claim that the Holy Spirit gave them. Accept authentic messages and obey them.

TH1 5:22 s1 heading ends with a period: We pray that God will cause you to be distinct people who behave right in every way, and I am sure that he will do this.

TH1 5:24 s1 heading ends with a period: Pray for us. Affectionately greet all your fellow believers, and make certain that someone reads this letter aloud to all of them. May the Lord bless you.

TH2 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We, Paul, Silas, and Timothy, are sending this letter to the congregation of God’s people in Thessalonica. We pray that God will continue to bless you with his kindness and inner peace.

TH2 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: We thank God very frequently that you are trusting in the Lord Jesus more and more.

TH2 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: God will judge all people justly. Specifically, he will publicly declare that you are worthy to enter that place where he will rule his people forever.

TH2 1:10 s1 heading ends with a period: We are praying very frequently for you that God will consider you worthy to receive that to which he summoned you.

TH2 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not quickly get worried and alarmed by any message that the Day of the Lord has already come.

TH2 2:3 s1 heading ends with a period: The Lord will come only after that time when the man who will sin very greatly will appear.

TH2 2:5 s1 heading ends with a period: This man will be revealed by God when he who is now preventing him from being revealed will have been removed by God.

TH2 2:8 s1 heading ends with a period: When this man is present, he will completely deceive those who will perish.

TH2 2:12 s1 heading ends with a period: God chose you in order that you should be saved and share in Christ’s glory.

TH2 2:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Continue believing the teaching that we gave to you.

TH2 2:15 s1 heading ends with a period: We pray that our Lord Jesus Christ himself will encourage you and cause you to continue doing and speaking what is good.

TH2 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Pray that more and more people will believe the message about our Lord Jesus.

TH2 3:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Our Lord Jesus will cause you to continue to be steadfast and he will protect you from the evil one.

TH2 3:5 s1 heading ends with a period: We command you to disassociate yourselves from every fellow believer who refuses to work.

TH2 3:11 s1 heading ends with a period: We command those fellow believers who are not working to support themselves by settling down and working.

TH2 3:12 s1 heading ends with a period: You others, do not stop doing what is right because you are discouraged.

TH2 3:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Publicly identify any fellow believer who does not obey what we have written in this letter and do not associate with him.

TH2 3:15 s1 heading ends with a period: I pray that our Lord Jesus himself will give peace to you always and in every situation.

TH2 3:16 s1 heading ends with a period: In closing, I pray that our Lord Jesus will continue to bless you all. I, Paul, am greeting you and I am writing this myself in order that you may know that it is I who have sent this letter.

TI1 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Paul, write to you, Timothy. May you be blessed by God and Christ Jesus with their kindness and mercy.

TI1 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Defend and promote the true Christian doctrine. Teach it and live by it. Also I instruct you how to strengthen the congregation, which upholds the truth.

TI1 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I instruct you how people who belong to God’s family and who hold fast to the truth should conduct themselves.

TI1 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Be sure that you conduct yourself well and that you teach the true doctrine.

TI1 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I instruct you how to act toward various groups in the church.

TI1 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Live in a way that agrees with Christian doctrine, and complete what I have commanded.

TI2 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: This letter is from me, Paul, to you, Timothy.

TI2 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: I thank God that you sincerely believe in Christ Jesus.

TI2 1:5 s1 heading ends with a period: So I remind you to do fervently what God has enabled and assigned you to do.

TI2 1:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Never be ashamed either of the message or of me, but be willing to endure with me whatever we suffer because we tell the good news.

TI2 1:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Many people have turned away from me, but Onesiphorus often cheered me up and was not ashamed of me.

TI2 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Let God empower you; and entrust the message to loyal/trustworthy people.

TI2 2:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Endure with me what we suffer for Christ Jesus.

TI2 2:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Remind teachers about the things that I have told you and command them not to quarrel; and be sure that you yourself are the kind of person that God will approve of.

TI2 2:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Have nothing to do with godless and foolish talk.

TI2 2:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Avoid the bad things that some young people desire to do. Do good instead.

TI2 2:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not discuss foolish questions but gently instruct those who oppose the true message.

TI2 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Realize that evil people will cause the last days to be difficult. Avoid such people.

TI2 3:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Continue to believe what you have learned and been assured of.

TI2 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I solemnly command you to preach the true message and do everything that you ought to do.

TI2 4:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Do your best to come to me soon.

TI2 4:15 s1 heading ends with a period: The Lord will rescue me from everything that is evil and bring me safely to heaven.

TI2 4:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Greet my friends there. Your friends here greet you. May the Lord bless you.

TIT 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Paul, have been appointed by God as his servant and as an apostle of Jesus Christ in order that I might lead God’s people to know, believe, and practice the true teachings. I write this letter to you, Titus. May God continue to bless you.

TIT 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: I want you to teach the believers and to appoint elders.

TIT 1:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Appoint as elders men whom no one can justly criticize.

TIT 1:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Since there are many deceivers teaching what is false, who do not even know God themselves and are unable to do any good thing, rigorously convince those believers who follow false teachings that they are wrong in order that they will firmly believe in the correct teachings.

TIT 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Teach and urge the believers to behave in a manner that is consistent with the correct teachings in order that people will perceive that the teachings about God our Savior are very good.

TIT 2:10 s1 heading ends with a period: God very kindly sent Jesus Christ to earth in order that God might save all people and God graciously trains us to behave in a godly manner.

TIT 2:14 s1 heading ends with a period: With full authority, teach these things, urge the believers to do them, and correct those believers who do not follow them.

TIT 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Remind the believers to act appropriately toward authorities and kindly toward everyone.

TIT 3:2 s1 heading ends with a period: God acted kindly toward us and mercifully saved us, even though formerly we were behaving sinfully.

TIT 3:7 s1 heading ends with a period: I want you to confidently teach this trustworthy message to the believers in order that they will be constantly concerned with doing what is good for others.

TIT 3:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Have nothing to do with foolish disputes about genealogies and about the Jewish law; and do not allow divisive people who have turned away from the true teachings to influence the believers.

TIT 3:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Make every effort to come to me at Nicopolis. Help Zenas and Apollos on their journey. All the believers should likewise learn to devote themselves to doing good deeds for people who especially need help.

TIT 3:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Everyone who is with me greets you and the other true believers there. May our Lord Jesus Christ continue to act kindly toward all of you.

PHM 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Paul, am writing this letter to you, Philemon, and to those with you. May God bless you(pl).

PHM 1:3 s1 heading ends with a period: I thank God and rejoice greatly because you have shown that you love God’s people.

PHM 1:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Because I know that you love God’s people, I request, rather than command you, to do what you ought to do for my spiritual son Onesimus.

PHM 1:11 s1 heading ends with a period: I am sending Onesimus back to you. He is as dear to me as my own self, and he will now be even dearer to you than he is to me.

PHM 1:16 s1 heading ends with a period: If you consider me to be your partner, receive Onesimus as you would receive me. I guarantee to repay you whatever Onesimus owes you.

PHM 1:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Please encourage me in this matter as you encourage other believers in Christ.

PHM 1:20 s1 heading ends with a period: I have written this letter to you confident of your compliance with my request.

PHM 1:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Also, keep a guest room ready for me.

PHM 1:22 s1 heading ends with a period: My other fellow workers greet you(sg). May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you(pl) spiritually.

HEB 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: God formerly communicated with us through the prophets, but now he has communicated with us through his son, who is just like God.

HEB 1:3 s1 heading ends with a period: God’s son is greater than the angels.

HEB 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We will not escape God’s punishment if we ignore such a great message of salvation.

HEB 2:4 s1 heading ends with a period: God has determined that Christ, not angels or people, will rule everything.

HEB 2:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus, the creator of everything, is the one who died for us, makes us holy, and proclaims us to be his brothers and sisters.

HEB 2:13 s1 heading ends with a period: It is Jesus, not angels, who became a human to help us as our Supreme Priest.

HEB 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Our Supreme Priest, Jesus, deserves more honor than Moses does.

HEB 3:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not stubbornly rebel against God as their Jewish ancestors did.

HEB 3:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Beware that you do not stop trusting in Christ.

HEB 3:15 s1 heading ends with a period: It was your ancestors, ones for whom God did great things, who rebelled against God.

HEB 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The Israelites failed to enter the place where they would rest; we must be careful not to act like them.

HEB 4:5 s1 heading ends with a period: The Scriptures support the claim that there is a time when God’s people will rest eternally.

HEB 4:10 s1 heading ends with a period: We must be careful not to be insincere about trying to enter the place of eternal rest.

HEB 4:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Let us come boldly to Christ, our Supreme Priest, to receive his gracious help.

HEB 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: As Christ suffered, he learned to be a compassionate Supreme Priest by obeying God.

HEB 5:10 s1 heading ends with a period: You are not ready for more advanced spiritual truth.

HEB 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: If you believers later reject the message about Christ, God will reject you.

HEB 6:8 s1 heading ends with a period: But God will not overlook all you have done for him.

HEB 6:12 s1 heading ends with a period: We are confident that God will bless us as he promised; he made an oath to confirm that he would do that.

HEB 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: There are ways in which Melchizedek was like God’s Son.

HEB 7:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Melchizedek was greater than Abraham.

HEB 7:10 s1 heading ends with a period: The former Jewish priests were not adequate, so a new one like Melchizedek had to come.

HEB 7:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus lives eternally as a Supreme Priest to plead with God for us.

HEB 7:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus is the kind of Supreme Priest we need, because he was sinless.

HEB 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The rituals that were performed by the Jewish high priests were only a model of what Jesus our high priest does in heaven.

HEB 8:6 s1 heading ends with a period: The first covenant was not adequate, so God needed a new one.

HEB 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: A description of the man-made sanctuary that accompanied the first covenant.

HEB 9:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Offerings that were made under the first covenant were not able to remove a sense of guilt for sin.

HEB 9:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ redeemed us by offering his own blood as a sacrifice.

HEB 9:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ has put the new covenant into effect with his own blood.

HEB 9:22 s1 heading ends with a period: The Jewish priests kept offering the blood of animal sacrifices every year, but Christ sacrificed himself once to take away our guilt.

HEB 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The blood of animals can never take away the guilt for sins.

HEB 10:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ set us apart for God by offering his own body once as a sacrifice.

HEB 10:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Scripture supports the claim that Christ made one sacrifice that will be adequate forever.

HEB 10:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Let us come to God and let him make us pure and help us to keep believing his truth and do things that please him.

HEB 10:25 s1 heading ends with a period: If we have known and then rejected the message about Christ, God will surely punish us.

HEB 10:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Remember how you accepted persecution because of your faith in Christ, and do not be discouraged if you are persecuted now.

HEB 11:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Because of our faith, we confidently expect to receive God’s promises.

HEB 11:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Because of his faith, Abel offered a better sacrifice than his brother Cain did.

HEB 11:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Because of their faith, God blessed Enoch, Noah, and Abraham.

HEB 11:12 s1 heading ends with a period: All those people who trusted in God died without receiving what God promised.

HEB 11:16 s1 heading ends with a period: It was because Abraham, Isaac, Joseph, Moses, the Israelite people, and Rahab trusted God that he blessed them.

HEB 11:31 s1 heading ends with a period: Some who trusted God gained great victories and others were tortured and killed.

HEB 11:38 s1 heading ends with a period: Only when we are together with all these people who trusted God will we receive all God has promised.

HEB 12:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Since we know so many people with faith like that, we must put aside anything, especially sin, which hinders us, and we must strive to achieve God’s will and concentrate on Jesus.

HEB 12:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not become discouraged when you are suffering as you struggle against evil.

HEB 12:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Since our sufferings are to discipline us, if we have not experienced God’s discipline we are not his true children. We should accept God’s discipline, because it is always to help us.

HEB 12:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Renew yourselves spiritually; go forward in your Christian life; try to live peacefully with everyone; seek to be holy; guard against bitterness; do not be immoral; and do not refuse to listen to God.

HEB 12:17 s1 heading ends with a period: You have not experienced the terrifying things your ancestors did; you have come to Christ and benefited from his blood flowing for you.

HEB 12:24 s1 heading ends with a period: We should be in awe before God, who will punish us if we reject him.

HEB 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Love one another, be hospitable, and help imprisoned and other mistreated believers.

HEB 13:3 s1 heading ends with a period: Respect the marriage relationship, and avoid covetousness.

HEB 13:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Remember how your former spiritual leaders lived and imitate their faith; since Christ never changes, do not be diverted to strange teachings.

HEB 13:9 s1 heading ends with a period: We must stop practicing Jewish sacrifices and rituals, and go to Jesus to be saved, since we do not have a city like Jerusalem where we must offer sacrifices, but instead we wait for a future everlasting heavenly city.

HEB 13:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Since Christ sacrificed himself for us, let our continual praise of God be our sacrifice.

HEB 13:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Continually do good deeds and share with others, because this too will be a sacrifice pleasing to God.

HEB 13:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Obey your spiritual leaders.

HEB 13:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Pray for me that God will quickly remove the things that hinder my coming to you.

HEB 13:19 s1 heading ends with a period: May God equip you with everything good that you need, and may Christ be praised forever.

HEB 13:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Patiently consider what I have written in this short exhortation.

HEB 13:22 s1 heading ends with a period: Since Timothy has been released from prison, he will accompany me when I go to see you.

HEB 13:23 s1 heading ends with a period: Greet your spiritual leaders and all other believers; the believers who are from Italy send you their greetings.

HEB 13:24 s1 heading ends with a period: May God act graciously to you all.

JAM 1:1 s1 heading ends with a period: When you experience difficulties that test whether or not you will continue to trust God, rejoice greatly and keep on bravely enduring them in order that you may become all that God intends you to be.

JAM 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: If you want to have wisdom to know what to do when difficulties come, ask God to help you, and firmly trust him.

JAM 1:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Believers who are poor and those who are rich should both value highly what God has done for them, rather than focusing on their material resources that will disappear.

JAM 1:11 s1 heading ends with a period: God blesses those who bravely endure difficulties; he will reward them by causing them to live eternally.

JAM 1:12 s1 heading ends with a period: If people are tempted to do something evil, they should not think that it is God who is tempting them. It is their own evil desires that are tempting them to do evil.

JAM 1:15 s1 heading ends with a period: Stop thinking wrongly that God tempts you to do evil things, because God does only good things for us.

JAM 1:18 s1 heading ends with a period: Every one of you should eagerly pay attention to God’s message and should not speak hastily or get angry easily.

JAM 1:20 s1 heading ends with a period: So stop doing all kinds of evil things, and do what God commands in his message, instead of just listening to it. God approves of those who do what he wants them to do.

JAM 1:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Those who show compassion on people in need and who do not think or act immorally are those who truly worship God and receive his approval.

JAM 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Stop honoring some people more than others, because by doing that, you are disobeying God’s law that we should love one another.

JAM 2:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Continually act mercifully toward others, because God will not act mercifully to those who do not act mercifully toward others.

JAM 2:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Anyone who says that he trusts in Jesus Christ but does not act compassionately toward others is not truly trusting in Jesus.

JAM 2:17 s1 heading ends with a period: But someone may claim that some people are saved because they trust in God and other people are saved because they do good things for others. In answer to that, the inadequacy of faith without good deeds is demonstrated by the example of demons. From the examples of Abraham and Rahab we can see that only by obeying God and doing good things for others can people prove that they truly trust in God.

JAM 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Not many of you should become teachers, because God will judge teachers with greater severity than he will judge others. You should all strive to speak what is right, because what you say has a powerful effect on others, and it is often destructive and hypocritical.

JAM 3:12 s1 heading ends with a period: If you are jealous of others and self-seeking, do not boast that you are wise. Instead, demonstrate that you are truly wise by doing good things and by acting peaceably and compassionately toward others.

JAM 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: You are fighting among yourselves because of your evil desires, and you are never getting what you want because you pray with wrong motives.

JAM 4:3 s1 heading ends with a period: You are unfaithful to God and are behaving as evil people do, so you have become God’s enemies, but he wants to help you. He opposes the proud, but he helps those who are humble.

JAM 4:6 s1 heading ends with a period: So submit yourselves to God and resist the devil. Stop doing wrong things and thinking wrong thoughts. Be sorry for having sinned. Humble yourselves before God, and he will honor you.

JAM 4:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Stop saying evil things about one another and thus condemning each other. Only God has the right to condemn people.

JAM 4:12 s1 heading ends with a period: You should not boast about what you will do in the future, because life is transitory. Instead, you should plan to do whatever God wants you to do, because boasting about what you want to do, rather than considering the will of God, is sinful.

JAM 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: The rich people who oppress you should weep because they will suffer much. God will punish them because they have unjustly caused others to suffer.

JAM 5:6 s1 heading ends with a period: So wait patiently for the Lord Jesus Christ to return and to judge all people fairly. Do not complain about each other, lest Jesus judge you when he returns. From the examples of the prophets and Job, we know that God blesses and rewards those who patiently endure suffering.

JAM 5:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not say, “If I am lying, may God punish me.” Instead, always tell the truth, so that God will not condemn you.

JAM 5:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Whatever your circumstances are, pray, trusting in God, and he will certainly help you, both physically and spiritually. So confess your sins to each other and pray for each other, because God answers prayer.

JAM 5:18 s1 heading ends with a period: If anyone turns away from God’s true message, you believers should urge him to once again obey God so that God will forgive his many sins.

PE1 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Peter, am writing this letter to Jewish believers who have been scattered throughout five provinces in Asia Minor. I wish that God will bless them.

PE1 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: God has done great things for you. Although you are now enduring trials to test your faith, you are rejoicing about your salvation. That salvation is something that the prophets who lived long ago did not fully understand.

PE1 1:12 s1 heading ends with a period: You must live holy and reverent lives and love each other, because Christ has bought you and given you a new life.

PE1 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not act maliciously or be hypocrites. God is joining you together into a holy group in which his Spirit lives, to do things that are pleasing to him.

PE1 2:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Avoid obeying your self-directed natures. Conduct your lives in a good way among unbelievers.

PE1 2:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Submit yourselves to human authorities, and act as servants of God should.

PE1 2:17 s1 heading ends with a period: You slaves must submit yourselves to your masters, even if they mistreat you. Imitate Christ in the way in which he suffered unjustly.

PE1 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: You women should submit yourselves to your husbands, even if they are not believers, and make your inner beings/hearts beautiful with qualities that will not fade away.

PE1 3:6 s1 heading ends with a period: You men must live in an appropriate way with your wives, so that nothing will hinder your prayers.

PE1 3:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Agree with each other, love each other, be humble, and bless those who do evil things to you instead of retaliating.

PE1 3:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Do good things to others, even if you suffer for doing it, as Christ did.

PE1 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Think as Christ did when he suffered, and conduct your lives as God wants you to, not doing the immoral things that you used to do.

PE1 4:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Keep thinking sensibly. Love each other earnestly. Provide hospitality to others. Use your spiritual gifts well. Be kind to others with all the energy that you have.

PE1 4:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not be surprised when you suffer for being Christians, and do not be ashamed when that happens. Instead, commit yourselves to God.

PE1 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: You elders must care for your congregations with enthusiasm, not being greedy for money or acting like bosses. Instead, be examples to them.

PE1 5:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Resist the devil by always being alert and trusting in Christ’s message, remembering that believers everywhere are also suffering as you are.

PE1 5:11 s1 heading ends with a period: I have written this short message to encourage you. The believers here, including Mark, greet you. May God give you inner peace.

PE2 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Simon Peter, am writing this letter to you whom God has caused to believe in Christ just like we apostles believe in Christ. I pray that God will bless you greatly.

PE2 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: God has given us everything that we need to receive eternal life and to live godly lives.

PE2 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Try your hardest to develop a stable Christian character.

PE2 1:11 s1 heading ends with a period: I intend to keep reminding you very frequently about these matters.

PE2 1:15 s1 heading ends with a period: You can be sure that these matters are true, because we apostles ourselves witnessed that our Lord Jesus Christ is supremely great, and also because what the prophets say about him is completely reliable.

PE2 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: There will be false teachers among you who will behave wickedly and who will entice you to behave just like they do. God will certainly destroy them.

PE2 2:3 s1 heading ends with a period: It is certain that God knows how to rescue those who are godly, and that he knows how to punish those who are unrighteous at the right time.

PE2 2:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Because those teachers of false doctrine will behave wickedly and will entice people to do the same things that they do, God will destroy them.

PE2 2:16 s1 heading ends with a period: Because those teachers of false doctrine will entice people to behave wickedly, God has reserved darkest hell for them.

PE2 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I am writing this letter to you in order to help you remember what the holy prophets said and what our Lord and Savior commanded.

PE2 3:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Although certain people will ridicule the idea that the Lord Jesus Christ is going to come back, the reason why he has not yet come back to judge people is that God is being patient with people; but Jesus will certainly come back and judge people.

PE2 3:10 s1 heading ends with a period: You certainly ought to behave in a godly manner, because God will destroy everything, and because only those people who are righteous will live in the new heavens and on the new earth.

PE2 3:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Do all you can to conduct your lives in a godly manner. Guard against those who would entice you to doubt what you now firmly believe.

PE2 3:18 s1 heading ends with a period: I pray that Jesus Christ will always be honored.

JN1 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: We apostles proclaim to you the message about the One who has lived eternally, so that you may be joined together with us and we may be completely happy.

JN1 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: We should continue to be morally pure, because God is morally pure, and he is able to forgive our sins on the basis that Jesus died to acquit us of the guilt of all our sins.

JN1 2:2 s1 heading ends with a period: We should conduct our lives as Christ did, obeying what God commands us to do. We will then be loving God in the manner in which he wants us to.

JN1 2:6 s1 heading ends with a period: We ought to love our fellow believers in order to continue behaving like people living in the light.

JN1 2:11 s1 heading ends with a period: I am writing all these matters to you because I know that God has forgiven your sins and also because you have come to know the Father and Christ, who has always existed, and because you have overcome the evil one.

JN1 2:14 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not esteem the evil manner in which other people in the world live, since you want to live forever.

JN1 2:25 s1 heading ends with a period: Continue to conduct your lives according to what you were originally taught by God’s Spirit.

JN1 2:27 s1 heading ends with a period: Continue to live united to Christ, so that you will be confident that he will accept you when he returns.

JN1 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not allow anyone to seduce you to sin, because you are God’s children, and his children maintain themselves free from evil behavior by not continuing to sin as the devil’s children do.

JN1 3:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Because we have been changed from being spiritually dead people to being spiritually alive people, we should love each other genuinely by helping our fellow believers who are in need.

JN1 3:18 s1 heading ends with a period: We must believe in God’s Son and love each other in order to be confident that we have a close relationship with God and that we will receive what we ask from him.

JN1 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Continue to test the teachings you hear to know whether or not they are from God. You should test those who teach them by whether or not they acknowledge that Jesus Christ came in human form and also by what kind of people listen to that kind of teaching.

JN1 4:6 s1 heading ends with a period: We must love each other. God shows us what real love is.

JN1 4:11 s1 heading ends with a period: In order to be assured that we are conducting our lives according to God’s character, we must love God and our fellow believers, because God loved us first.

JN1 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Those who believe that Jesus is God’s Chosen One are people who have been caused to live spiritually, and they love their fellow believers. They obey God’s commands and overcome the evils of human society.

JN1 5:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus came from God to earth. Those who believe in and live united to him have eternal life.

JN1 5:12 s1 heading ends with a period: We have a close relationship with God because we are united to his Son. Because of that relationship, we have eternal life.

JN2 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, the Elder, write to the congregation and to all the members. I love you and know that God the Father and his Son will bless us.

JN2 1:3 s1 heading ends with a period: I am happy that some of your members are living just like God commanded us to live.

JN2 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Continue to love each other just like God commanded us to love when we first began to believe his true message.

JN2 1:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Be on your guard against teachers of false doctrine, so that you will receive your complete reward of being with God eternally. Do not welcome or encourage any of these false teachers in any way.

JN2 1:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Instead of writing much more to you, I expect to come and talk directly with you. The members of your sister congregation greet you.

JN3 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, the Elder, write to you, Gaius, whom I truly love. I ask God that you will do well in all respects. I am happy because of the way you conduct your lives.

JN3 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: Continue receiving the visiting fellow believers, as you have been doing.

JN3 1:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Especially provide for them financially.

JN3 1:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Because Diotrephes does not recognize my authority, I will publicly expose what he does in opposing us.

JN3 1:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Do not imitate a bad example; imitate good ones.

JN3 1:11 s1 heading ends with a period: You will do well to receive Demetrius, who is highly recommended.

JN3 1:12 s1 heading ends with a period: Instead of writing more, I expect to visit you soon, and we will speak directly with one another. Our mutual friends here send their greetings to all of you.

JDE 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: I, Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James, write to you who are chosen, loved, and protected by God.

JDE 1:2 s1 heading ends with a period: Proclaim the truth that we believe and strongly defend it against those who oppose it.

JDE 1:4 s1 heading ends with a period: How God destroyed three groups illustrates that he will destroy these ungodly people in your midst.

JDE 1:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Those teachers of false doctrine revile the spiritual beings that they do not understand. But God will destroy them.

JDE 1:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Because the teachers of false doctrine do wicked things, God will condemn them to hell. They are dangerous, useless, spiritually dead, restless, shameless, and unreliable.

JDE 1:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Enoch prophesied that the Lord will condemn people like the wicked teachers of false doctrine. They grumble, are discontent, and are arrogant flatterers.

JDE 1:16 s1 heading ends with a period: The apostles predicted that wicked people like the teachers of false doctrine would come. They divide believers, live according to what they desire, and are devoid of God’s Spirit.

JDE 1:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Believe the truth more firmly, pray by the power of the Spirit, and keep expecting God to be merciful.

JDE 1:21 s1 heading ends with a period: Mercifully help those who are not certain what to believe, rescue those who are in danger of being influenced by the teachers of false doctrine, and pity those completely convinced by them.

JDE 1:23 s1 heading ends with a period: God, who is able to keep you from being condemned for your sin and to present you guiltless before him, was great and ruled before time began, is still like that, and will remain so forever.

REV 1:0 s1 heading ends with a period: John urged people to read this book, listen carefully to it, and obey it.

REV 1:3 s1 heading ends with a period: John said that he was writing to believers in the seven congregations in Asia. He prayed that God would bless them. He said that Christ is coming to judge rebellious people and to start to rule as king.

REV 1:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ appeared to John and commissioned him to write down the vision that he was about to give him and to send it to the seven congregations in Asia.

REV 2:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ exhorts the congregation at Ephesus to repent and to begin again to love him and each other.

REV 2:7 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ exhorts the congregation at Smyrna not to fear what they will suffer, but to trust in him, even if they must die because they trust in him.

REV 2:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ exhorts the congregation at Pergamum to stop listening to what the Nicolaitans teach.

REV 2:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ rebukes the congregation at Thyatira for tolerating a teacher who encourages sexual immorality and eating food offered to idols. He warns those who participate in these things that he will punish them unless they repent, and he exhorts the rest of the members to remain loyal to him.

REV 3:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ exhorts the congregation at Sardis to wake up and repent. But the members who are worthy will live with him.

REV 3:6 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ exhorts the congregation at Philadelphia to continue to obey his word and to be faithful; he promises that some Jews will acknowledge that he loves the congregation, and he also promises that he will keep the congregation from spiritual harm during the period of testing.

REV 3:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ exhorts the congregation at Laodicea to repent of their neglect of fellowship with him and of their failure to accept his provision for their spiritual needs. He waits to restore fellowship with any member of the congregation who will respond to his call.

REV 4:0 s1 heading ends with a period: A throne was in heaven with someone sitting on it. He was in the midst of every creature and object in heaven. The elders and the living creatures worshipped him as God, the mighty Creator.

REV 5:0 s1 heading ends with a period: When the Lamb took the scroll from the one on the throne, the whole created universe worshipped him who is the worthy Redeemer. The 24 elders and the four living creatures acknowledged that he alone was worthy to open the seals on the scroll.

REV 6:0 s1 heading ends with a period: When the Lamb opened each of the first four seals of the scroll, each of the four living creatures called forth a mounted horseman who brought judgment to people on the earth.

REV 6:8 s1 heading ends with a period: When the Lamb opened the fifth seal, the souls of dead believers appealed to God to judge those who killed them, but God told them to rest a bit longer.

REV 6:11 s1 heading ends with a period: When the Lamb opened the sixth seal of the scroll, the upheaval in the sky and on the earth caused all the rebellious people on earth to hide because they knew God’s time to judge people had come.

REV 7:0 s1 heading ends with a period: An angel came up from the east and commanded the four angels stationed in four directions to continue restraining the destructive winds until angels had sealed God’s servants.

REV 7:8 s1 heading ends with a period: The triumphant crowd stood before the throne in heaven and acknowledged that God and the Lamb had rescued them. Then the angels, the elders, the living creatures, and a huge crowd of people worshipped God and praised him.

REV 7:12 s1 heading ends with a period: One of the elders explained to John about the saints who are dressed in white robes.

REV 8:0 s1 heading ends with a period: When the Lamb opened the seventh seal, it thundered, lightning flashed, and the earth shook.

REV 8:5 s1 heading ends with a period: The successive trumpet blasts by each of the first four angels resulted in great catastrophes on the earth and in the sky.

REV 8:12 s1 heading ends with a period: An eagle announced that rebellious people on earth would suffer greatly.

REV 9:0 s1 heading ends with a period: When the fifth angel blew his trumpet, locusts with stings like scorpions appeared on the earth and attacked rebellious people.

REV 9:12 s1 heading ends with a period: When the sixth angel blew his trumpet, a third of the rebellious people on earth died. But the rest of the rebellious people did not repent of their false worship or of their evil practices.

REV 10:0 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw a mighty angel coming down out of heaven and holding a small open scroll. When the angel shouted, it thundered several times, but a voice from heaven prohibited John from recording what the thunder said. The angel affirmed that the living Creator of the universe would no longer delay in completing what he planned for his creation.

REV 10:7 s1 heading ends with a period: The heavenly voice told John to take the open scroll from the angel and eat it. When he had eaten it, he was commanded by God to prophesy again about all people.

REV 11:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Christ told John to count his worshipers from the nations, and he appointed two witnesses to prophesy to the nations for a limited time. When they finished witnessing, the beast from the underworld killed them, causing the nations to enjoy temporary victory. God resurrected his witnesses, took them to heaven, and punished the nations. Survivors feared and acknowledged God as awesome.

REV 11:14 s1 heading ends with a period: When the seventh angel sounded his trumpet, voices from heaven declared that the Lord God and his Messiah now govern everyone, and the elders declared that the time had come for God’s final judgment. With the heavenly sanctuary open, lightning flashed, thunder reverberated, the earth shook, and large hail fell.

REV 12:0 s1 heading ends with a period: When a royal woman gave birth to a royal son, she fled to safety and care in a place in the wilderness that was prepared by God.

REV 12:6 s1 heading ends with a period: There was a battle in heaven in which Michael and his angels fought the dragon. The dragon and his angels were thrown out of heaven to earth. A loud voice from heaven declared the victory and the sovereignty of God, and lamented the tragic struggle coming to people on earth.

REV 12:12 s1 heading ends with a period: When the dragon pursued the woman who had given birth to a son, he was thwarted, so he prepared to fight against her other offspring.

REV 13:0 s1 heading ends with a period: A beast rose from the ocean. It received power and authority from the dragon. Everyone worshipped it; that is, all people whose names were not recorded in the book of life worshipped the beast for 42 months.

REV 13:10 s1 heading ends with a period: Another beast appeared, having the same authority to rule people that the first beast had, and it caused people on earth to worship the first beast. People made an image of the first beast, and the beast had everyone killed who refused to worship the image. It caused all people to be marked with the name of the first beast. The number of the beast’s name is 666.

REV 14:0 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw the Lamb standing on Zion Mountain with 144,000 redeemed people, who were marked with God’s seal. They were singing a new song that only the redeemed could sing.

REV 14:5 s1 heading ends with a period: An angel announced that after God judged and then destroyed the wicked cities symbolized as Babylon. Another angel declared individual judgment on worshipers of the beast, who symbolizes the head of this world power. The saints are called to remain steadfast.

REV 14:13 s1 heading ends with a period: Someone like the One who came from heaven sat on a cloud, holding a sharp sickle. An angel from the sanctuary commanded him to harvest the earth. Another angel was commanded to reap fruit that grows on vines. He threw the fruit that he harvested into the place where God angrily crushes people like a winepress crushes grapes. When the winepress was trodden, the flow was like a flood of blood on the earth.

REV 15:0 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw in the sky a marvelous sign of the seven angels who were responsible for inflicting people with the seven last plagues.

REV 15:1 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw those who had been victorious over the beast respond to God’s judgment of rebellious people on earth by singing praise to God for his mighty deliverance and righteous judgment.

REV 15:4 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw angels being given the seven bowls of judgment in the heavenly sanctuary, which became filled with the smoke of God’s unapproachable glory.

REV 16:0 s1 heading ends with a period: Four angels emptied their judgment bowls.

REV 16:9 s1 heading ends with a period: Two more angels emptied their judgment bowls on the earth. Demons gathered armies to fight against God. But Jesus warned his people to watch faithfully for his imminent coming. The battle was ready to begin at Armageddon.

REV 16:15-16 s1 heading ends with a period: After the seventh angel emptied his bowl, God punished the very evil city symbolized by Babylon, and destroyed other cities, and terrible disasters followed.

REV 17:0 s1 heading ends with a period: One of the seven angels offered to show John how God will punish the very evil city represented by a prostitute, with whom the rulers of people on earth have been seduced to act immorally and idolatrously.

REV 17:2 s1 heading ends with a period: When the angel took John to a wilderness, he saw an immoral woman who was drunk with the blood of God’s people. The sight caused John to react with great bewilderment.

REV 17:6 s1 heading ends with a period: The angel revealed the meaning of what John had seen, identifying as ruling entities both the beast which amazed people and his seven heads and ten horns, and the angel declared that they would be overcome by the Lamb and defeated. The angel identified the prostitute as representing the very evil city that dominates people, and he declared that it would be destroyed.

REV 18:0 s1 heading ends with a period: A powerful angel descended from heaven and announced that the cities represented by Babylon were about to be completely destroyed because of their immorality and idolatry.

REV 18:3 s1 heading ends with a period: John heard Jesus tell God’s people to flee from those cities.

REV 18:5 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus sentenced the cities represented by Babylon to destruction.

REV 18:8 s1 heading ends with a period: Earth’s kings, merchants, and maritime traders mourned the loss of those cities.

REV 18:19 s1 heading ends with a period: All of God’s people are called to rejoice because God has pronounced judgment on the cities represented by Babylon.

REV 19:0 s1 heading ends with a period: After the destruction of Babylon, John heard a huge crowd praising God for saving his people and announcing the marriage of the one who is like a lamb.

REV 19:8 s1 heading ends with a period: God will abundantly bless the people who have been invited to celebrate the marriage of the Lamb. Only God should be worshipped. All his servants are on an equal basis.

REV 19:10 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw heaven open and saw the one whom he described as King of kings and Lord of lords mounted on a white horse.

REV 19:16 s1 heading ends with a period: An angel invited all flesh-eating birds to feast on the flesh of people who would be killed by the Rider on the white horse. When the beast and the false prophet gathered kings with their armies to fight against the Rider and his army, the beast and the false prophet were thrown into the lake of fire. The Rider killed rebellious people with his sword, and the birds gorged themselves on their flesh.

REV 20:0 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw an angel coming down from heaven. He seized, bound, and imprisoned the dragon for 1,000 years.

REV 20:3 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw the thrones of the martyrs who lived again and had authority to judge people. Those martyrs are the first people whom God will cause to live again. They will reign with Christ during the 1,000 years.

REV 20:6 s1 heading ends with a period: When Satan is released, he will deceive the nations in order to assemble them to fight against God and his people. God will send fire to burn up the rebellious nations. He will cause Satan to be thrown into the lake of fire for everlasting punishment.

REV 21:0 s1 heading ends with a period: John saw a new heaven, a new earth, and a New Jerusalem, the city where God will dwell permanently with his people.

REV 21:4 s1 heading ends with a period: God declares that he has made everything new and has accomplished everything he intended to do. He declares himself to be the beginning and the end, and so he will give abundant eternal life to all who seek him, but will punish all the wicked in the lake of fire.

REV 21:8 s1 heading ends with a period: One of the seven angels who had the seven bowls offered to show John the Bride of the Lamb.

REV 21:9 s1 heading ends with a period: An angel showed John the city of God, the New Jerusalem, that was coming down out of heaven from God, shining with his glory, having a huge wall with twelve gates and twelve huge foundation stones.

REV 21:14 s1 heading ends with a period: The angel guide measured the city and its wall.

REV 21:17 s1 heading ends with a period: John described the composition of the city, its wall, its foundations, its gates, and its street, emphasizing the great value of each part.

REV 22:0 s1 heading ends with a period: God will cause there to be abundant life in the city, his servants will worship him face-to-face, no one will be there whom God would curse, and his servants will reign forever and ever.

REV 22:5 s1 heading ends with a period: God revealed to his servants his message in which he showed them what must happen soon.

REV 22:7 s1 heading ends with a period: John attested that he himself has heard and seen all these things. He was told to tell others what has been revealed to him because its fulfillment was near, and everyone should be ready.

REV 22:11 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus announced that he had sent his angel to bear witness to the congregations about all that John had seen. Jesus authoritatively identified himself as the Descendant of King David and as the Messianic Morning Star.

REV 22:16 s1 heading ends with a period: God’s Spirit and the Bride invite all who desire to drink the living water to come and drink, and they invite all who hear that invitation to extend it to others.

REV 22:17 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus warned about what would happen to anyone who adds to the message of this book or who takes away any part of its revelation.

REV 22:19 s1 heading ends with a period: Jesus declares that he is certainly coming soon.

REV 22:20 s1 heading ends with a period: John closes with a prayer that Jesus will continue to bless all God’s people.

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FRT -1:4 Main Title 1:	Preface
GEN -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of God making the world and everything there is and of his choosing the descendants of Abraham to be his people. We call this book
GEN -1:7 Main Title 1:	Genesis
EXO -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of God enabling his people, the Israeli people, to escape from Egypt and of giving some laws forthem. We call this book
EXO -1:7 Main Title 1:	Exodus
LEV -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of God giving some more laws for his people
LEV -1:7 Main Title 1:	Leviticus
NUM -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book gives the account of the Israeli people after they escaped from Egypt. We call this book
NUM -1:7 Main Title 1:	Numbers
DEU -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Moses’ final speeches to the Israeli people. We call this book
DEU -1:7 Main Title 1:	Deuteronomy
JOS -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of the Israeli people possessing the land that God had promised to give them. We call this book
JOS -1:7 Main Title 1:	Joshua
JDG -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of people who delivered Israel from their enemies. We call this book
JDG -1:7 Main Title 1:	Judges
RUT -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Ruth, a non-Israeli woman who became an Israeli. We call this book
RUT -1:7 Main Title 1:	Ruth
SA1 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of what happened in Israel from the birth of Samuel to the death of King Saul. We call this book
SA1 -1:7 Main Title 1:	1 Samuel
SA2 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of King David reigning over all of Israel. We call this book
SA2 -1:7 Main Title 1:	2 Samuel
KI1 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of King Solomon’s reign and of Israel being divided into two kingdoms, Israel and Judah, after his death. We call this book
KI1 -1:7 Main Title 1:	1 Kings
KI2 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of the prophet Elijah and of many kings who ruled Israel and Judah until other nations conquered Israel and Judah. We call this book
KI2 -1:7 Main Title 1:	2 Kings
CH1 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains genealogies from Adam to the death of King David and the account of David reigning over all of Israel. We call this book
CH1 -1:7 Main Title 1:	1 Chronicles
CH2 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of the reign of King Solomon and of the other kings of Judah until the Babylonians destroyed Jerusalem. We call this book
CH2 -1:7 Main Title 1:	2 Chronicles
EZR -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of some of the people of Judah returning to Judah and rebuilding the temple. We call this book
EZR -1:7 Main Title 1:	Ezra
NEH -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Nehemiah supervising the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem and of teaching the people the laws that God wanted them to obey. We call this book
NEH -1:7 Main Title 1:	Nehemiah
EST -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Esther, the queen of Persia, protecting the Jewish people from Haman, who wanted to destroy them. We call this book
EST -1:7 Main Title 1:	Esther
JOB -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of the intense suffering of Job and of God restoring him. We call this book
JOB -1:7 Main Title 1:	Job
PSA -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains songs that the Israeli people sang. We call this book
PSA -1:7 Main Title 1:	Psalms
PRO -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains many wise things that King Solomon said. We call this book
PRO -1:7 Main Title 1:	Proverbs
ECC -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of King Solomon observing what people do and of realizing that only reverencing God and obeying him is worthwhile. We call this book
ECC -1:7 Main Title 1:	Ecclesiastes
SNG -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains songs that King Solomon sang with his beloved. We call this book
SNG -1:7 Main Title 1:	Song of Songs
ISA -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the account of Isaiah foretelling about God punishing Israel and then sending his chosen one and saving them
ISA -1:7 Main Title 1:	Isaiah
JER -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the account of Jeremiah foretelling about God punishing the Israeli people because they rejected him and would not repent. We call this book
JER -1:7 Main Title 1:	Jeremiah
LAM -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Jeremiah’s sorrow because of God punishing Israel. We call this book
LAM -1:7 Main Title 1:	Lamentations
EZE -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Ezekiel foretelling about Jerusalem being destroyed and rebuilt. We call this book
EZE -1:7 Main Title 1:	Ezekiel
DAN -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Daniel foretelling about God controlling all nations of the world and about the coming one. We call this book
DAN -1:7 Main Title 1:	Daniel
HOS -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Hosea telling about the Israeli people rejecting God, and foretelling about God punishing and restoring them. We call this book
HOS -1:7 Main Title 1:	Hosea
JOL -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the account of Joel foretelling about many nations conquering the Israeli people and about God restoring them. We call this book
JOL -1:7 Main Title 1:	Joel
AMO -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the account of Amos foretelling about God punishing Israel and Judah and other nations, and restoring Israel and Judah. We call this book
AMO -1:7 Main Title 1:	Amos
OBA -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of God telling Obadiah that Edom would be destroyed because of the evil they did to Israel. We call this book
OBA -1:7 Main Title 1:	Obadiah
JNA -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the account of Jonah disobeying God, being in a big fish’s belly three days, and finally going to warn Nineveh about God judging them. We call this book
JNA -1:7 Main Title 1:	JONAH
MIC -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Micah foretelling about God punishing Israel and Judah because of their evil leaders, and about restoring them by the leader coming from Bethlehem. We call this book
MIC -1:7 Main Title 1:	Micah
NAH -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Nahum foretelling about Nineveh and the Assyrian people being destroyed. We call this book
NAH -1:7 Main Title 1:	Nahum
HAB -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of God revealing to Habakkuk that what God does is good. We call this book
HAB -1:7 Main Title 1:	Habakkuk
ZEP -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Zephaniah foretelling about God punishing the Israeli people and then restoring them. We call this book
ZEP -1:7 Main Title 1:	Zephaniah
HAG -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of the Israeli people obeying God’s message to them through Haggai and rebuilding the temple. We call this book
HAG -1:7 Main Title 1:	Haggai
ZEC -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Zechariah foretelling about God restoring the Israeli people and establishing his eternal rule. We call this book
ZEC -1:7 Main Title 1:	Zechariah
MAL -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Malachi proclaiming that God loves his people, Israel, that he will punish them for their sins, and that later he will restore them. We call this book
MAL -1:7 Main Title 1:	Malachi
MAT -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the Gospel that Matthew wrote. We call this book
MAT -1:7 Main Title 1:	Matthew
MRK -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the Gospel that Mark wrote. We call this book
MRK -1:7 Main Title 1:	Mark
LUK -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the Gospel that Luke wrote. We call this book
LUK -1:7 Main Title 1:	Luke
JHN -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is the Gospel that John wrote. We call this book
JHN -1:7 Main Title 1:	John
ACT -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of the first Christians. We call this book
ACT -1:7 Main Title 1:	Acts
ROM -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Rome. We call this book
ROM -1:7 Main Title 1:	Romans
CO1 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Corinth. We call this book
CO1 -1:7 Main Title 1:	1 Corinthians
CO2 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Corinth. We call this book
CO2 -1:7 Main Title 1:	2 Corinthians
GAL -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians in Galatia province. We call this book
GAL -1:7 Main Title 1:	Galatians
EPH -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Ephesus. We call this book
EPH -1:7 Main Title 1:	Ephesians
PHP -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Philippi. We call this book
PHP -1:7 Main Title 1:	Philippians
COL -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Colossae. We call this book
COL -1:7 Main Title 1:	Colossians
TH1 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Thessalonica. We call this book
TH1 -1:7 Main Title 1:	1 Thessalonians
TH2 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Thessalonica. We call this book
TH2 -1:7 Main Title 1:	2 Thessalonians
TI1 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle Paul wrote to his assistant Timothy. We call this book
TI1 -1:7 Main Title 1:	1 Timothy
TI2 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle Paul wrote to his assistant Timothy. We call this book
TI2 -1:7 Main Title 1:	2 Timothy
TIT -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to his assistant Titus. We call this book
TIT -1:7 Main Title 1:	Titus
PHM -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to his friend Philemon. We call this book
PHM -1:7 Main Title 1:	Philemon
HEB -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that was written to Jewish believers. We call this book
HEB -1:7 Main Title 1:	Hebrews
JAM -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that James, the brother of Jesus, wrote to Jewish believers. We call this book
JAM -1:7 Main Title 1:	James
PE1 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle Peter wrote to his fellow believers. We call this book
PE1 -1:7 Main Title 1:	1 Peter
PE2 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle Peter wrote to his fellow believers. We call this book
PE2 -1:7 Main Title 1:	2 Peter
JN1 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle John wrote to his fellow believers. We call this book
JN1 -1:7 Main Title 1:	1 John
JN2 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is one of the letters that the Apostle John wrote to his fellow believers. We call this book
JN2 -1:7 Main Title 1:	2 John
JN3 -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that the Apostle John wrote to Gaius, a fellow believer. We call this book
JN3 -1:7 Main Title 1:	3 John
JDE -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book is a letter that Jude, a brother of Jesus, wrote to his fellow believers. We call this book
JDE -1:7 Main Title 1:	Jude
REV -1:6 Main Title 2:	This book contains the account of Jesus giving the Apostle John some visions. We call this book
REV -1:7 Main Title 1:	Revelation

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GEN 1:0	God made the earth and the sky
GEN 2:4	God made the garden of Eden
GEN 3:0	Those first people sinned by disobeying God
GEN 4:0	God punished Adam and Eve’s oldest son Cain for killing his younger brother Abel
GEN 4:16	The descendants of Cain
GEN 4:24	Adam and Eve had another son, Seth
GEN 5:0	The descendants of Adam
GEN 6:0	People became very evil and did many evil things
GEN 6:7	Noah pleased God, so God planned to spare him
GEN 7:0	God sent a flood to cover the earth
GEN 8:0	God caused the water to recede and then told Noah to leave the boat
GEN 8:19	God promised to never again destroy all the people with a flood
GEN 9:0	God made an agreement with Noah
GEN 9:19	What happened after Noah got drunk
GEN 10:0	The descendants of Noah’s sons
GEN 11:0	Yahweh caused people to speak many different languages after they started to build a tower at Babel
GEN 11:9	Shem’s descendants
GEN 11:26	Terah’s descendants
GEN 12:0	Yahweh told Abram to go to Canaan and promised to bless him
GEN 12:9	Abram and Sarai went to Egypt for a while
GEN 13:0	Abram and Lot separated
GEN 13:13	Abram moved to Hebron
GEN 14:0	Abram rescued Lot
GEN 14:16	Melchizedek blessed Abram
GEN 15:0	Yahweh made a solemn promise to Abram
GEN 16:0	Sarai gave Abram a slave woman to be another wife, and that woman gave birth to Ishmael
GEN 17:0	Yahweh changed Abram’s name to Abraham and made an agreement with him
GEN 17:8	God told Abraham that all the males must be circumcised as part of that agreement
GEN 17:14	God changed Sarai’s name to Sarah
GEN 17:16	God promised Abraham and Sarah that they would have a son
GEN 18:0	Yahweh appeared to them and promised again that they would have a son
GEN 18:15	Abraham tried to intercede for the wicked people of Sodom
GEN 19:0	Angels warned Lot that Sodom would be destroyed because of the people’s wickedness
GEN 19:22	God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah cities
GEN 19:29	Lot’s daughters tricked him into making them pregnant
GEN 20:0	Abraham deceived King Abimelech about Sarah
GEN 21:0	Sarah gave birth to Isaac
GEN 21:7	Abraham sent Hagar and her son Ishmael away
GEN 22:0	Yahweh told Abraham to offer Isaac as a sacrifice
GEN 23:0	After Sarah died, Abraham bought a burial place for her
GEN 24:0	Abraham sent a servant to Mesopotamia to find a wife for Isaac
GEN 24:9	Abraham’s servant found a wife for Isaac
GEN 25:0	Abraham died and was buried near Sarah
GEN 25:11	The descendants of Ishmael
GEN 25:18	The birth of Esau and Jacob
GEN 25:26	Esau sold his rights as the oldest son
GEN 26:0	Isaac deceived King Abimelech
GEN 26:11	The Philistines argued with Isaac about wells
GEN 26:25	Isaac made a peace treaty with King Abimelech
GEN 26:33	Esau married foreign women
GEN 27:0	Jacob received a blessing from Isaac by trickery
GEN 27:40	Jacob fled from Esau
GEN 28:0	Isaac gave instructions to Jacob
GEN 28:5	Esau married Ishmael’s daughter
GEN 28:9	God made a promise to Jacob in a dream
GEN 29:0	Jacob met Laban’s daughter Rachel at Haran
GEN 29:14	Jacob married Leah and Rachel
GEN 29:30	Leah gave birth to four sons
GEN 30:0	Jacob had more sons and a daughter
GEN 30:24	Jacob tricked Laban and became very wealthy
GEN 31:0	Jacob’s family fled from Laban
GEN 31:21	Jacob rebuked Laban after Laban caught up with him
GEN 31:42	Jacob and Laban made a solemn promise not to harm each other
GEN 32:0	Jacob sent gifts to Esau as he prepared to meet him
GEN 32:21	Jacob wrestled with Yahweh
GEN 33:0	Jacob and Esau met peacefully
GEN 34:0	Hamor’s son Shechem raped Jacob’s daughter Dinah
GEN 34:12	Dinah’s brothers got revenge
GEN 35:0	Jacob and his family returned to Bethel
GEN 35:15	Rachel died as Benjamin was born
GEN 35:26	Isaac died
GEN 36:0	The descendants of Esau
GEN 37:0	Joseph had two dreams about himself and his brothers
GEN 37:17	Joseph was taken to Egypt after his brothers sold him.
GEN 38:0	Judah’s daughter-in-law Tamar tricked Judah into making her pregnant
GEN 39:0	In Egypt, Joseph refused to have sex with Potiphar’s wife
GEN 39:10	To get revenge, Potiphar’s wife lied, and Potiphar had Joseph thrown into prison
GEN 40:0	Joseph told two other prisoners the meaning of their dreams
GEN 41:0	Joseph told the king that the meaning of his dreams was that there would be a big famine
GEN 41:36	The king made Joseph the governor of all of Egypt, to handle the problem of the famine
GEN 42:0	Joseph’s brothers went to Egypt to buy grain, but didn’t realize they were buying it from their brother
GEN 42:26	Joseph’s brothers returned home, frightened because the money they paid was in their sacks
GEN 43:0	Joseph’s brothers returned to Egypt with Benjamin, to buy more grain
GEN 43:18	Joseph made a feast for his brothers, but they still did not recognize him
GEN 44:0	Joseph tricked his brothers by having his cup put in Benjamin’s sack
GEN 44:13	Back in Egypt, Joseph said that only the one who stole his cup would be his slave
GEN 44:17	Judah pleaded that he be allowed to become Joseph’s slave instead of Benjamin
GEN 45:0	Joseph told his brothers who he was
GEN 45:15	The king invited Joseph’s family to come and live in Egypt
GEN 46:0	Jacob and his family moved to Egypt
GEN 46:30	Joseph arranged for his family to settle in Goshen
GEN 47:0	Jacob blessed the king of Egypt
GEN 47:12	Joseph arranged for people to buy grain from him during the famine
GEN 47:27	Jacob made Joseph promise to not bury him in Egypt after he died.
GEN 48:0	Jacob blessed Ephraim and Manasseh
GEN 48:11	Jacob blessed Joseph’s two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim, in a way contrary to what Joseph expected
GEN 49:0	Jacob prophesied what would happen to his sons and their descendants
GEN 49:28	Jacob died
GEN 50:0	Jacob’s body was taken to Canaan and buried there
GEN 50:14	Joseph told his brothers that he would not get revenge for what they did to him
GEN 50:21	Joseph died in Egypt
EXO 1:0	The Egyptians caused the Israeli people to suffer greatly
EXO 2:0	After Moses was born he was later adopted by the king’s daughter
EXO 2:10	Moses, after murdering an Egyptian, escaped to Midian and later married Zipporah
EXO 3:0	God talked to Moses from inside a burning bush, and told him to lead his people out of Egypt
EXO 4:0	After Moses tried to resist Yahweh’s appointment, Yahweh gave him power to perform miracles
EXO 4:17	God’s instructions to Moses after Moses returned to Egypt
EXO 4:23	Zipporah circumcised her son
EXO 4:26	The Israeli people believed Moses when he and Aaron talked to them
EXO 5:0	The king refused to let the Israeli people go after Moses and Aaron talked to him
EXO 5:5	The king increased the amount of work the Israelis were forced to do
EXO 5:14	The king refused to pay attention to the complaints of the Israelis
EXO 6:0	Yahweh promised to rescue them
EXO 6:9	Aaron and Moses gave God’s message to the king again
EXO 6:13	The ancestors of Moses and Aaron
EXO 7:0	Yahweh instructed Moses and Aaron
EXO 7:7	Aaron made his stick become a snake, but that did not influence the king
EXO 7:13	Moses and Aaron caused the Nile River to become red
EXO 7:24	Moses and Aaron caused frogs to appear everywhere
EXO 8:15	Moses and Aaron caused the land to be full of gnats
EXO 8:19	Moses and Aaron caused the land to be filled with flies
EXO 9:0	Yahweh sent a terrible disease to afflict the Egyptians’ livestock
EXO 9:7	Yahweh caused the Egyptian people to be afflicted with boils
EXO 9:12	Yahweh sent hail on all the Egyptian people and their animals
EXO 10:0	Yahweh sent locusts to destroy the rest of the Egyptians’ crops
EXO 10:20	Yahweh caused a great darkness to cover Egypt
EXO 11:0	Yahweh declared that all the oldest sons of the Egyptians would die, and then the king’s officials would plead for the Israeli people to leave Egypt
EXO 12:0	Yahweh instructed Moses and Aaron about the Passover Festival
EXO 12:28	Yahweh killed all the oldest Egyptian males
EXO 12:30	The Israeli people left Egypt
EXO 12:42	Yahweh instructed Moses and Aaron about future Passover festivals
EXO 13:0	Yahweh gave Moses instructions about dedicating the firstborn sons
EXO 13:2	Moses instructed them about future celebrations of the Festival of Unleavened Bread
EXO 13:16	God led them to detour through the desert
EXO 14:0	Yahweh told Moses what he planned to do
EXO 14:4	The Egyptian army started to pursue the Israelis
EXO 14:14	Yahweh caused the Egyptian army to drown in the sea
EXO 15:0	The Israelis celebrated being rescued
EXO 15:21	Yahweh made bitter water become good water to drink
EXO 16:0	Yahweh gave them quail and manna to eat
EXO 17:0	Yahweh provided water gushing from a rock
EXO 17:7	God enabled the Israeli men to defeat the Amalekites
EXO 18:0	Moses’ father-in-law, Jethro, came to visit him
EXO 18:12	Jethro gave Moses some good advice about appointing judges
EXO 19:0	Yahweh gave instructions to Moses at Sinai Mountain.
EXO 20:0	God gave the people the Ten Commandments
EXO 21:0	Instructions for treating slaves
EXO 22:0	Laws regarding possessions
EXO 22:15	Laws concerning everyday life
EXO 23:0	Treat people and animals fairly
EXO 23:13	Rules about three annual festivals
EXO 23:19	Yahweh gave the Israeli people several promises
EXO 24:0	Yahweh’s agreement is confirmed
EXO 25:0	Yahweh gave Moses instructions about a big Sacred Tent for their worship
EXO 25:9	Instructions for making the sacred chest
EXO 25:22	Instructions for the table for the sacred bread
EXO 25:30	Instructions for the lampstand
EXO 26:0	Instructions for the coverings for the Sacred Tent
EXO 26:14	Instructions for the framework for the Sacred Tent
EXO 26:30	Instructions for the Very Holy Place and the curtain
EXO 27:0	Instructions for the altar
EXO 27:8	Instructions for the courtyard
EXO 28:0	Instructions for the priests’ clothing
EXO 28:5	Instructions for the sacred apron
EXO 28:14	Instructions for the sacred pouch
EXO 28:30	Instructions for other clothes for the priests
EXO 29:0	Instructions for dedicating the priests
EXO 30:0	Instructions for the incense altar
EXO 30:10	Instructions for the money to take care of the Sacred Tent
EXO 30:16	Instructions for the washbasin
EXO 30:21	Instructions for the oil for anointing
EXO 31:0	Instructions for the work to be done by Bezalel and Oholiab
EXO 31:11	Instructions for the day of rest
EXO 32:0	The Israelis made a golden calf to worship
EXO 32:6	Yahweh threatened to destroy the Israeli people
EXO 33:0	Yahweh further rebuked and warned the Israeli people
EXO 33:11	Yahweh promised to be with his people and to let Moses see his glory
EXO 34:0	Yahweh gave Moses another copy of his commandments
EXO 34:28	Moses’ face was shining as he returned to the people
EXO 35:0	Regulations for the day of rest
EXO 35:3	Gifts for constructing the Sacred Tent
EXO 35:29	Moses’ instructions regarding Bezalel and Oholiab
EXO 36:7	They made the curtains and coverings for the Sacred Tent
EXO 37:0	Bezalel made the altar for burning sacrifices
EXO 37:9	Bezalel made the table
EXO 37:24	Bezalel made the altar for burning incense
EXO 38:0	They made the altar for burning sacrifices, and they made the washbasin
EXO 38:8	They made curtains to surround the courtyard
EXO 38:20	A list of the materials used
EXO 39:0	They made the sacred clothes for Aaron
EXO 39:21	They made other special clothes for the priests
EXO 40:0	They set up the Sacred Tent
EXO 40:33	Yahweh’s brilliant light filled the Sacred Tent
LEV 1:0	The burnt offering
LEV 2:0	The grain offering
LEV 3:0	The fellowship offering
LEV 4:0	The sin offering
LEV 5:13	The guilt offering
LEV 6:7	Other instructions concerning the burnt offerings
LEV 6:13	Other instructions concerning the grain offerings
LEV 6:23	Other instructions concerning the sin offering
LEV 7:0	The guilt offering
LEV 7:10	The offerings to maintain fellowship with Yahweh
LEV 7:21	Eating fat or blood is forbidden
LEV 7:27	The portions for the priests
LEV 8:0	Aaron and his sons were appointed to be priests
LEV 9:0	Aaron and his sons started to offer sacrifices
LEV 10:0	Nadab and Abihu died
LEV 11:0	Food that is acceptable to God and food that is not
LEV 12:0	Purifying women after they give birth
LEV 13:0	Regulations concerning contagious skin diseases
LEV 13:46	Regulations concerning mildew
LEV 14:0	Rituals for those healed of contagious skin diseases
LEV 14:32	Instructions regarding mildew in a house
LEV 15:0	Discharges from bodies
LEV 16:0	The Day of Atonement
LEV 17:0	Where sacrifices are to be offered
LEV 18:0	Forbidden sexual behavior
LEV 19:0	Other laws
LEV 20:0	Punishments for various sins
LEV 21:0	Rules for priests
LEV 22:16	Offerings that are not acceptable
LEV 23:0	Religious celebrations
LEV 23:2	The Sabbath
LEV 23:3	The Festivals of Passover and Unleavened Bread
LEV 23:8	The Festival of the Beginning of the Harvest
LEV 23:14	The Festival of the End of the Harvest
LEV 23:22	The Festival of Trumpets
LEV 23:25	The Festival of Atonement
LEV 23:32	The Festival of Shelters
LEV 24:0	Taking care of the lamps
LEV 24:9	An example of fair punishment
LEV 25:0	The seventh year
LEV 25:7	The fiftieth year
LEV 26:0	Promised blessings for obeying Yahweh
LEV 26:13	Threatened punishments for disobeying Yahweh
LEV 27:0	Making promises about gifts to Yahweh
NUM 1:0	The men of Israel were counted
NUM 2:0	Instructions for setting up the Israeli camp
NUM 3:0	The sons of Aaron
NUM 4:0	The work of the clans descended from Kohath
NUM 4:18-20	The work of the men descended from Gershon
NUM 4:28	The work of the men descended from Merari
NUM 4:33	Summary of the counting of the descendants of Levi
NUM 5:0	Expelling those who were ritually impure
NUM 5:4	Paying for committing crimes
NUM 5:10	Suspecting a wife of committing adultery
NUM 6:0	Rules about Nazir-men
NUM 6:21	The blessing for the people
NUM 7:0	The offerings brought to the Sacred Tent
NUM 8:0	Aaron set up the lampstand
NUM 8:4	Instructions for dedicating the descendants of Levi
NUM 9:0	They celebrated Passover again
NUM 9:14	A cloud covered the Sacred Tent
NUM 10:0	The silver trumpets
NUM 10:10	The Israelis traveled
NUM 11:0	Yahweh sent fire because the people complained
NUM 11:3	Seventy leaders were chosen to help Moses
NUM 12:0	Miriam and Aaron were jealous of Moses
NUM 13:0	Twelve Israeli men explored Canaan
NUM 13:25	The report about Canaan
NUM 14:0	The Israeli people continued to complain
NUM 14:25	Yahweh punished the Israelis
NUM 15:0	Instructions about offerings
NUM 15:21	When people sin unintentionally or deliberately
NUM 15:31	A man is punished for working on the Sabbath
NUM 15:36	Putting tassels on clothing
NUM 16:0	Several men rebelled against Moses
NUM 17:0	Aaron’s walking stick budded
NUM 18:0	The duties of the priests and Levites
NUM 18:7	The offerings for the priests and Levites
NUM 19:0	The ritual for removing the guilt of sin
NUM 20:0	Water flowed from a rock
NUM 20:13	The king of Edom refused to allow the Israelis to travel through his country
NUM 20:21	Aaron died
NUM 21:0	The Israelis defeated the Canaan people
NUM 21:3	The bronze snake
NUM 21:9	The Israelis traveled to Moab
NUM 21:20	The Israelis defeated kings Sihon and Og
NUM 22:0	King Balak summoned Balaam
NUM 22:20	Balaam’s donkey spoke to warn him
NUM 23:0	Balaam blessed the Israeli people
NUM 23:12	Balaam prophesied about the Israelis again
NUM 23:26	Balaam prophesied about the Israelis a third time
NUM 24:14	Balaam prophesied a fourth time
NUM 24:19	Balaam’s final prophecies
NUM 25:0	The Israelis worshiped Baal
NUM 26:0	The people were counted again
NUM 27:0	The request of the daughters of Zelophehad
NUM 27:11	Joshua was chosen to be the Israelis’ new leader
NUM 28:0	The daily offerings
NUM 28:8	The offerings on the Sabbath
NUM 28:10	The monthly offerings
NUM 28:15	The sacrifices during the Festivals of Passover and Unleavened Bread
NUM 28:25	The sacrifices during the Harvest Festival
NUM 29:0	The sacrifices for the Festival of Trumpets
NUM 29:6	The day of Atonement
NUM 29:11	The Festival of Shelters
NUM 30:0	Rules about special promises to Yahweh
NUM 31:0	The Israelis attacked the Midian people-group
NUM 31:24	Dividing the captured goods
NUM 32:0	The land east of the Jordan River
NUM 33:0	The Israelis’ journey from Egypt to Moab
NUM 34:0	The boundaries of the land of Canaan
NUM 35:0	The towns given to the Levites
NUM 35:5	The cities of safety
NUM 36:0	Land for Zelophehad’s daughters
DEU 1:0	Introduction to Moses’ first speech
DEU 1:8	Moses reminded them that he had appointed leaders
DEU 1:18	Moses reminded them about sending the spies
DEU 1:25	Moses reminded them how God punished them when they refused to go
DEU 2:0	Moses reminded them of their wandering in the desert
DEU 2:19	Other groups that lived near Canaan
DEU 2:23	Moses reminded them of crossing the Arnon River
DEU 3:0	Moses reminded them of the defeat of King Og
DEU 3:11	Moses reminded them of dividing the land east of the Jordan
DEU 3:22	Moses reminded them that he was not allowed to enter Canaan
DEU 4:0	Moses urged the people to obey God’s laws
DEU 4:14	Moses warned them about worshiping idols
DEU 4:31	Only Yahweh is God
DEU 4:40	The cities of refuge
DEU 4:43	Where Moses gave them God’s laws
DEU 5:0	Moses repeated for them the Ten Commandments
DEU 6:0	The commandment to love God
DEU 7:0	The blessings of worshiping God only
DEU 8:0	Moses urged them to remember and obey
DEU 9:0	The reason that God will enable them to be victorious
DEU 9:6	Moses reminded them of the golden calf
DEU 10:0	A new copy of the Ten Commandments
DEU 10:11	What Yahweh required
DEU 11:0	Moses reminded them of the great things that God did
DEU 12:0	The one place for worship
DEU 13:0	Moses warned them against idolatry
DEU 14:0	Creatures that were forbidden to be eaten
DEU 14:21	Giving tithes
DEU 15:0	The year for canceling debts
DEU 15:11	Freeing slaves
DEU 15:18	Rules about sacrificing firstborn animals
DEU 16:0	The Passover Festival
DEU 16:8	The festival for harvesting grain
DEU 16:12	The Festival of Living in Shelters
DEU 16:17	Judging people fairly
DEU 16:20	Warning against worshiping other gods
DEU 17:0	Warning against sacrificing defective animals
DEU 17:1	Punishment for idolatry
DEU 17:7	Judging difficult cases
DEU 17:13	Proper behavior for a king
DEU 18:0	What the priests were to receive
DEU 18:8	A warning about pagan practices
DEU 18:13	The promise to send a prophet like Moses
DEU 19:0	The cities of refuge
DEU 19:13	Warning against moving boundaries
DEU 19:14	Warnings about witnesses
DEU 20:0	Rules concerning fighting wars
DEU 21:0	When no one knows who murdered someone
DEU 21:9	The rule about marrying women who are captured
DEU 21:14	The oldest son’s inheritance
DEU 21:17	A rebellious son
DEU 21:21	Burying criminals
DEU 22:0	Various other laws
DEU 22:12	Rules concerning sex
DEU 23:0	Exclusion from Yahweh’s people
DEU 23:8	Keeping the camp clean
DEU 23:14	Various other laws
DEU 24:0	Laws about divorcing and remarrying
DEU 24:4	Various laws
DEU 25:0	Whipping criminals
DEU 25:3	Don’t muzzle your ox
DEU 25:4	Responsibility to a dead brother
DEU 25:10	Two other laws
DEU 25:16	Getting revenge on the Amalek people-group
DEU 26:0	Offerings at harvest time
DEU 26:11	The tithes
DEU 26:15	Yahweh’s own people
DEU 27:0	The stone tablets set up on Ebal Mountain
DEU 27:10	The curses from disobeying God
DEU 28:0	The blessings from obeying God
DEU 28:14	The curses from disobeying God
DEU 29:0	The agreement made in Moab
DEU 30:0	Bringing them back to Israel
DEU 30:10	Choose life, not death
DEU 31:0	Moses appointed Joshua to succeed him
DEU 31:8	The laws are to be read periodically
DEU 31:13	Moses predicted their disobedience
DEU 31:29	The song that Moses sang to them
DEU 32:47	God told Moses that he would see the land from far away
DEU 33:0	Moses blessed the Israeli tribes
DEU 34:0	How Moses died
JOS 1:0	What Yahweh commanded Joshua
JOS 1:11	What Joshua commanded the eastern tribes
JOS 2:0	How Rahab helped the Israeli spies
JOS 3:0	The Israelis crossed the Jordan River
JOS 4:0	The Israeli people and Joshua set up memorials
JOS 5:1	The Israeli males were circumcised at Gilgal
JOS 5:12	The commander of Yahweh’s army appeared to Joshua.
JOS 6:0	The walls of Jericho collapsed and the Israelis captured the city.
JOS 7:0	The men of Ai defeated the Israelis
JOS 7:12	Achan was punished for his sin
JOS 8:0	The town of Ai is destroyed
JOS 8:23	A summary of the battle
JOS 8:29	Joshua repeated Yahweh’s agreement with the Israeli people
JOS 9:0	The Gibeonites tricked the Israelis
JOS 10:0	Joshua’s army defeated the descendants of Amor when God made the sun stand still
JOS 10:15	Joshua’s army defeated the armies of five kings
JOS 10:28	They conquered the southern cities
JOS 11:0	Joshua’s army captured towns in the north
JOS 12:0	The kings defeated by the Israelis
JOS 13:0	The areas that the Israelis had not yet captured
JOS 13:7	The land east of the Jordan River
JOS 14:0	The land west of the Jordan River
JOS 14:2-5	Land for Caleb
JOS 15:0	Land for the tribe of Judah
JOS 16:0	Land for the tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh
JOS 18:0	The rest of the land was allotted
JOS 18:10	The land for the tribe of Benjamin
JOS 19:0	Land for the tribe of Simeon
JOS 19:9	Land for the tribe of Zebulun
JOS 19:16	Land for the tribe of Issachar
JOS 19:23	Land for the tribe of Asher
JOS 19:31	Land for the tribe of Naphtali
JOS 19:39	Land for the tribe of Dan
JOS 19:48	Land for Joshua
JOS 20:0	Cities of refuge
JOS 21:0	Towns for the Levites
JOS 22:0	The tribes east of the Jordan went home
JOS 23:0	Joshua’s final speech
JOS 24:0	Joshua encouraged the Israeli people to worship only Yahweh
JOS 24:28	\add Joshua died\add*
JDG 1:0	The tribes of Judah and Simeon defeated the Canaanites
JDG 1:10	Springs for Caleb’s daughter
JDG 1:15	More fights against the Canaanites
JDG 2:0	Yahweh’s message to Israel
JDG 2:5	Joshua died
JDG 2:9	The Israelis were punished for doing evil things
JDG 3:6	Othniel became their leader
JDG 3:11	Ehud became their next leader
JDG 3:30	Shamgar became their next leader
JDG 4:0	Deborah became the next leader
JDG 5:0	The song that Deborah sang
JDG 6:0	Gideon became the next leader
JDG 7:0	Gideon and his men defeated the army from Midian
JDG 8:0	Gideon killed Zebah and Zalmunna
JDG 8:21	Gideon refused to be their king
JDG 8:27	Gideon died
JDG 9:0	Abimelech became king in Shechem
JDG 9:21	Abimelech and his men killed the people of Shechem
JDG 9:45	They killed the people in the fortress
JDG 9:49	Abimelech was killed
JDG 10:0	Tola ruled the Israelis
JDG 10:2	Jair ruled the Israelis
JDG 10:5	The Ammon people-group oppressed the Israelis
JDG 11:0	Jephthah was chosen to be their leader
JDG 11:11	Jephthah’s message to the king of the Ammon people-group
JDG 12:0	Jephthah’s army defeated the tribe of Ephraim
JDG 12:7	Ibzan became their leader
JDG 12:10	Elon became their leader
JDG 12:12	Abdon became their leader
JDG 13:0	Samson was born
JDG 14:0	Samson’s riddle
JDG 15:0	Samson got revenge on the Philistines
JDG 16:0	Samson removed the gate at Gaza
JDG 16:22	Samson killed many thousands of Philistines when he died
JDG 17:0	Micah made idols and hired a priest
JDG 18:0	The tribe of Dan took Micah’s priest and his idols
JDG 19:0	A Levite and his concubine
JDG 20:0	The war between the tribe of Benjamin and the other tribes of Israel
JDG 21:0	They found wives for the men of the tribe of Benjamin
RUT 1:0	Ruth declared she would stay with Naomi
RUT 2:0	Ruth met Boaz
RUT 3:0	Ruth asked Boaz to marry her so she would have a home and other things she needed
RUT 4:0	Boaz married Ruth
SA1 1:0	Samuel was born
SA1 1:20	Hannah dedicated Samuel to Yahweh
SA1 2:11	Eli’s sons were wicked
SA1 2:21	Eli warned his sons
SA1 2:25	A prophet warned what would happen to Eli and his family
SA1 3:0	Yahweh Called Samuel
SA1 4:1	The Philistines captured the sacred chest
SA1 4:11	Eli died
SA1 5:0	What happened when the sacred chest stayed among the Philistines
SA1 6:0	They returned the sacred chest to the Israelis
SA1 7:2	Yahweh rescued the Israelis
SA1 8:0	The Israelis asked for a king
SA1 9:0	Saul met Samuel
SA1 10:0	Samuel appointed Saul to be king
SA1 10:8	What Samuel prophesied came true
SA1 11:0	Saul’s army rescued the people of Jabesh
SA1 11:11	The people proclaimed Saul as king
SA1 12:0	Samuel’s final speech
SA1 13:0	Saul disobeyed God
SA1 13:15	Saul’s army had difficulties
SA1 14:0	Jonathan and his armor-bearer killed many Philistines
SA1 14:15	The Israelis defeated the Philistia army
SA1 14:23	The dispute about Jonathan eating honey
SA1 14:35	The soldiers rescued Jonathan from Saul
SA1 14:46	Saul’s army defeated many of their enemies
SA1 15:0	Saul’s army defeated the Amalekites
SA1 15:9	Yahweh rejected Saul as king
SA1 15:23	Saul asks to be forgiven
SA1 15:31	Samuel executed King Agag
SA1 16:0	Samuel appointed David to be king
SA1 16:13	David played the harp for Saul
SA1 17:0	Goliath challenged the Israeli army
SA1 17:11	David went to Saul’s camp
SA1 17:40	David killed Goliath
SA1 18:0	Saul became jealous of David
SA1 18:16	David married Saul’s daughter
SA1 19:0	Saul tried to kill David
SA1 19:10	Michal helped David escape
SA1 19:17	God’s spirit took possession of Saul
SA1 20:0	Jonathan helped David escape from Saul
SA1 21:0	David and his men hid in a cave
SA1 22:0	David and his men hid in a cave at Adullam
SA1 22:5	Saul killed Ahimelech and many other priests
SA1 23:0	David saved the people of Keilah
SA1 23:6	Saul pursued David
SA1 24:0	David spared Saul’s life
SA1 25:0	Samuel died
SA1 25:1	Nabal insulted David
SA1 25:35	Nabal died
SA1 25:39	David married Abigail
SA1 26:0	David spared Saul’s life again
SA1 26:11	David taunted Abner and Saul
SA1 27:0	David stayed among the Philistia people-group
SA1 28:0	Saul consulted a witch/medium
SA1 29:0	The king of Philistia sent David back home
SA1 30:0	David’s army defeated the Amalekites
SA1 31:0	Saul and his sons died in a battle
SA2 1:0	David found out about Saul’s death
SA2 1:15-16	David’s song about Saul and Jonathan
SA2 2:0	David was appointed to be the king of Judah
SA2 2:7	Ishbosheth was appointed to be the king of Israel
SA2 2:11	The war between the armies of Judah and Israel
SA2 2:17	Joab’s brother Asahel was killed
SA2 3:1	David’s sons born at Hebron
SA2 3:5	Abner decided that David would be king of all of them
SA2 3:21	Joab murdered Abner
SA2 4:0	Ishbosheth was murdered
SA2 5:0	David became the king of all the Israeli tribes
SA2 5:5	David’s army captured Jerusalem
SA2 5:16	David’s army defeated the Philistines
SA2 6:0	They moved the sacred chest to Jerusalem
SA2 7:0	What God promised David
SA2 7:17	David gave thanks to God
SA2 8:0	David’s army won many victories
SA2 9:0	David was kind to Mephibosheth
SA2 10:0	David’s army defeated the Ammon people-group
SA2 11:0	David sinned with Bathsheba
SA2 12:0	Nathan rebuked David
SA2 12:15	David’s baby died
SA2 12:25	David’s army captured Rabbah
SA2 13:0	Amnon raped Absalom’s sister
SA2 14:0	Joab cleverly arranged for Absalom to return
SA2 15:0	Absalom rebelled against David
SA2 15:12	David escaped from Jerusalem
SA2 16:0	Ziba gave food to David and the others
SA2 16:4	Shimei cursed David
SA2 16:14	Ahithophel gave advice to Absalom
SA2 17:14	Hushai arranged for a report to be sent to David
SA2 18:0	David’s men prepared for the battle
SA2 18:5	Joab killed Absalom
SA2 18:18	The report of Absalom’s death reached David
SA2 19:0	Joab rebuked the king
SA2 19:8	The people of Israel and Judah wanted David to be their king again
SA2 19:40	The troops from Judah and Israel argued
SA2 20:0	Sheba rebelled against David
SA2 21:0	The people of Gibeon got revenge for what Saul did
SA2 21:14	The battles against the giants of Philistia
SA2 22:0	David’s song to praise Yahweh
SA2 23:0	David’s final message
SA2 23:7	David’s three greatest warriors
SA2 23:12	The 30 great warriors
SA2 23:17	The list of the great warriors
SA2 24:0	David ordered a census to be taken
KI1 1:0	When King David was an old man
KI1 1:4	Adonijah tried to become the king
KI1 1:27	David arranged for Solomon to be declared king
KI1 1:40	Adonijah’s reaction
KI1 2:0	David’s final instructions before he died
KI1 2:12	Solomon had Adonijah killed
KI1 3:0	Solomon requested wisdom
KI1 3:15	Solomon made a very wise decision concerning two women
KI1 4:0	Solomon’s governors and officials
KI1 4:19	Solomon’s kingdom
KI1 4:28	Solomon’s wisdom
KI1 5:0	Preparations for building the temple
KI1 6:0	Solomon’s men built the temple
KI1 7:0	They built a palace for Solomon
KI1 7:12	Other things for the temple area
KI1 8:0	The sacred chest was brought to the temple
KI1 8:21	Solomon’s prayer
KI1 8:61	Solomon dedicated the temple
KI1 9:0	Yahweh’s repiy to Solomon’s prayer
KI1 9:9	Other things that Solomon did
KI1 10:0	The queen of Sheba visited Solomon
KI1 10:13	Solomon’s wealth
KI1 11:0	Solomon’s many wives
KI1 11:13	Solomon’s enemies
KI1 11:25	What Yahweh promised to Jeroboam
KI1 11:40	Solomon died
KI1 12:0	The ten tribes rebelled against Rehoboam
KI1 12:24	Jeroboam’s sins
KI1 13:0	A prophet condemned the altar at Bethel
KI1 13:10	The old prophet from Bethel
KI1 14:0	Jeroboam’s son died
KI1 14:20	Rehoboam died
KI1 15:0	King Abijah of Judah
KI1 15:8	King Asa of Judah
KI1 15:24	King Nadab of Israel
KI1 15:32	King Baasha of Israel
KI1 16:0	When Baasha ruled Israel
KI1 16:7	When Elah ruled Israel
KI1 16:14	When Zimri ruled Israel
KI1 16:20	When Omri ruled Israel
KI1 16:28	When Ahab ruled Israel
KI1 17:0	Crows fed Elijah
KI1 17:16	Elijah restored to life the widow’s son
KI1 18:0	Elijah met with Obadiah
KI1 18:15	Elijah killed the prophets of Baal
KI1 18:40	Elijah prayed for rain
KI1 19:0	Elijah fled to the desert and then to Sinai Mountain
KI1 19:9	Yahweh gave instructions to Elijah
KI1 19:18	Elijah summoned Elisha
KI1 20:0	The Syrian army attacked Israel
KI1 20:12	Ahab’s soldiers won their first victory over the Syrians
KI1 21:0	Jezebel arranged for Naboth to be killed
KI1 22:0	Jehoshaphat talked with Ahab
KI1 22:9	Micaiah prophesied against Ahab
KI1 22:28	Ahab died in the battle
KI1 22:40	Jehoshaphat ruled in Judah
KI1 22:50	Ahaziah ruled in Israel
KI2 1:0	Elijah condemned King Ahaziah
KI2 2:0	Elijah is taken up to heaven
KI2 2:18	Elisha made the water pure
KI2 2:22	Elisha cursed boys who made fun of him
KI2 3:0	The war between Israel and Moab
KI2 4:0	Elisha helped a poor widow
KI2 4:7	Elisha caused the son of the woman from Shunem to become alive again
KI2 4:37	Elisha made some stew edible
KI2 4:41	Elisha multiplied food for the prophets
KI2 5:0	Naaman was healed of leprosy
KI2 5:19	Elisha cursed Gehazi for being greedy
KI2 6:0	The axe head floated
KI2 6:7	Elisha tricked the army of Syria
KI2 6:23	The army of Syria surrounded Samaria
KI2 7:2	The Syrian army became frightened and left
KI2 8:0	The widow from Shunem recovered her land
KI2 8:6	Elisha predicted the death of the king of Syria
KI2 8:15	King Jehoram of Judah
KI2 8:24	King Ahaziah of Judah
KI2 9:0	Jehu became the king of Israel
KI2 9:13	King Joram of Israel was killed
KI2 9:26	King Ahaziah of Judah was killed
KI2 9:29	Queen Jezebel was killed
KI2 10:0	Ahab’s descendants were murdered
KI2 10:17	The people who worshiped Baal were killed
KI2 10:31	Jehu died
KI2 11:0	Queen Athaliah of Judah
KI2 12:0	King Joash of Judah
KI2 13:0	King Jehoahaz of Israel
KI2 13:9	King Jehoash ruled Israel
KI2 13:13	Elisha died
KI2 13:21	War between Israel and Syria
KI2 14:0	King Amaziah of Judah
KI2 14:22	King Jeroboam \add #2\add* of Israel
KI2 15:0	King Uzziah of Judah
KI2 15:7	King Zechariah of Israel
KI2 15:12	King Shallum of Israel
KI2 15:16	King Menahem of Israel
KI2 15:22	King Pekahiah of Israel
KI2 15:26	King Pekah of Israel
KI2 15:31	King Jotham of Judah
KI2 16:0	King Ahaz of Judah
KI2 17:0	When Hoshea ruled Israel
KI2 17:6	The reason that the Israelis were defeated
KI2 17:23	Other groups settled in Israel
KI2 18:0	King Hezekiah started to rule Judah
KI2 18:12	The army of Assyria invaded Judah
KI2 18:15	Sennacherib threatened to destroy Jerusalem
KI2 19:0	Hezekiah consulted the prophet Isaiah
KI2 19:13	Hezekiah prayed
KI2 19:19	Isaiah predicted that the Assyrians would not conquer Jerusalem
KI2 20:0	Hezekiah’s sickness and his recovery
KI2 20:11	The messengers from the king of Babylonia
KI2 21:0	King Manasseh of Judah
KI2 21:18	King Amon of Judah
KI2 22:0	King Josiah of Judah
KI2 23:0	Josiah got rid of pagan worship
KI2 23:20	Josiah had them celebrate the Passover Festival
KI2 23:23	Other things that Josiah changed
KI2 23:27	The end of Josiah’s rule of Judah
KI2 23:30	King Joahaz of Judah
KI2 23:34	King Jehoiakim of Judah
KI2 24:7	Jehoiachin ruled Judah
KI2 24:17	Zedekiah ruled in Judah
KI2 24:20	Jerusalem was destroyed
KI2 25:21	Gedaliah was appointed governor in Judah
KI2 25:26	Jehoiachin was released
CH1 1:0	A list of genealogies
CH1 1:0	The descendants of Adam
CH1 1:4	The descendants of Japheth
CH1 1:7	The descendants of Ham
CH1 1:16	The descendants of Shem
CH1 1:27	The descendants of Abraham
CH1 1:33	The descendants of Esau
CH1 1:37	The descendants of Seir
CH1 1:42	The kings of Edom
CH1 2:0	The descendants of Jacob
CH1 2:2	The descendants of Judah
CH1 2:17	Descendants of Hezron
CH1 2:24	Jerahmeel’s descendants
CH1 2:41	Caleb’s descendants
CH1 3:0	The sons of King David
CH1 3:9	The kings of Judah
CH1 3:16	Other descendants of King David after the people of Judah were exiled
CH1 4:0	Other clans descended from Judah
CH1 4:23	Descendants of Simeon
CH1 5:0	The descendants of Reuben
CH1 5:10	The descendants of Gad
CH1 5:17	The armies of the tribes that lived east of the Jordan River
CH1 5:22	The eastern half of the tribe of Manasseh
CH1 6:0	The descendants of Levi
CH1 6:30	The temple musicians
CH1 6:53	Land for the descendants of Levi
CH1 7:0	The descendants of Issachar
CH1 7:5	The descendants of Benjamin
CH1 7:12	Naphtali’s sons
CH1 7:13	Manasseh’s descendants
CH1 7:19	Descendants of Ephraim
CH1 7:29	The descendants of Asher
CH1 8:0	Another list of descendants of Benjamin
CH1 9:1	The people in Jerusalem
CH1 9:34	The ancestors and descendants of King Saul
CH1 10:0	The death of King Saul
CH1 11:0	David became the king
CH1 11:3	David’s men captured Jerusalem
CH1 11:9	The list of David’s most mighty warriors
CH1 12:0	Some warriors joined David
CH1 12:22	Others joined David at Hebron
CH1 13:0	Bringing back the Sacred Chest
CH1 14:0	David’s palace and his family
CH1 14:7	David’s army defeated the army of Philistia
CH1 15:0	They brought the Sacred Chest to Jerusalem
CH1 16:6	David’s song of praise
CH1 16:36	Worship at Jerusalem and Gibeon
CH1 17:0	Yahweh’s promise to David
CH1 17:15	David’s prayer
CH1 18:0	David’s military victories
CH1 18:13	David’s officials
CH1 19:0	The battle against the Ammon people-group
CH1 20:0	David’s army captured the capital city of Ammon
CH1 20:3	Wars against the giants in Philistia
CH1 21:0	David commanded that the soldiers be counted
CH1 21:6	God punished the people of Israel
CH1 22:1	The preparations for the temple
CH1 23:0	The duties of the descendants of Levi
CH1 23:6	The descendants of Gershon
CH1 23:11	The descendants of Kohath
CH1 23:20	The descendants of Merari
CH1 24:0	The duties of the priests
CH1 24:19	The other descendants of Levi
CH1 25:0	The duties that David assigned to the musicians
CH1 26:0	The guards of the temple gates
CH1 26:19	Other work at the temple
CH1 27:0	Army commanders
CH1 27:15	The administrators of the twelve tribes
CH1 27:24	The king’s other officials
CH1 28:0	David’s instructions to Solomon for building the temple
CH1 29:0	Gifts for building the temple
CH1 29:9	David’s prayer
CH1 29:20	Solomon was crowned to become the king
CH1 29:25	The death of David
CH2 1:0	Solomon prayed for wisdom
CH2 1:13	Solomon’s wealth
CH2 2:0	Preparations for building the temple
CH2 3:0	Solomon’s workers built the temple
CH2 4:0	The furnishings for the temple
CH2 5:1	The Sacred Chest was brought to the temple
CH2 6:11	Solomon’s prayer to dedicate the temple
CH2 7:0	Solomon dedicated the temple
CH2 7:10	Yahweh appeared to Solomon again
CH2 8:0	Other things that Solomon did
CH2 9:0	The queen of Sheba visited Solomon
CH2 9:10-12	Solomon’s wealth
CH2 9:28	Solomon’s death
CH2 10:0	The people of Israel rebelled against Rehoboam
CH2 11:4	Rehoboam fortified cities in Judah
CH2 11:17	Rehoboam’s family
CH2 12:0	The army of King Shishak of Egypt invaded Judah
CH2 13:0	King Abijah’s rule in Judah
CH2 14:1	King Asa’s rule in Judah
CH2 15:0	The reforms that Asa introduced
CH2 16:0	The final years that Asa ruled Judah
CH2 17:0	King Jehoshaphat’s rule in Judah
CH2 18:0	The prophet Micaiah warned King Ahab of Israel
CH2 18:27	Ahab died in the battle at Ramoth-Gilead
CH2 19:3	Jehoshaphat appointed men to settle disputes
CH2 20:0	Jehoshaphat’s army defeated armies from Moab and Ammon
CH2 20:30	The final years that Jehoshaphat ruled
CH2 21:3	King Jehoram of Judah
CH2 22:0	King Ahaziah of Judah
CH2 22:9	Athaliah and Joash
CH2 23:0	The revolt against Athaliah
CH2 24:0	King Joash of Judah
CH2 24:16	Joash and the people of Judah turned away from Yahweh
CH2 25:0	King Amaziah of Judah
CH2 26:0	King Uzziah of Judah
CH2 27:0	King Jotham of Judah
CH2 28:0	King Ahaz of Judah
CH2 29:0	King Hezekiah of Judah
CH2 29:2	Hezekiah purified the temple
CH2 30:0	Preparations to celebrate the Passover Festival
CH2 30:12	They celebrated the Passover Festival
CH2 31:1	The offerings for the priests and Levites
CH2 32:0	The army of King Sennacherib of Assyria invaded Judah
CH2 32:23	Hezekiah became proud
CH2 32:26	Hezekiah became very rich
CH2 33:0	King Manasseh of Judah
CH2 33:20	King Amon of Judah
CH2 34:0	King Josiah of Judah
CH2 34:13	The scroll containing God’s laws was found
CH2 35:0	Josiah led them in celebrating the Passover Festival
CH2 35:19	The end of Josiah’s life
CH2 36:0	King Jehoahaz of Judah
CH2 36:4	King Jehoiakim of Judah
CH2 36:8	King Jehoiachin of Judah
CH2 36:10	King Zedekiah of Judah
CH2 36:14	Jerusalem was ruined
EZR 1:0	Cyrus let the Jews return to Jerusalem
EZR 2:0	The list of groups that returned to Judah
EZR 3:0	They rebuilt the altar in Jerusalem
EZR 3:3-6	They rebuilt the temple
EZR 4:0	Their enemies opposed rebuilding the temple
EZR 4:5	Opposition to rebuilding Jerusalem
EZR 5:0	Tattenai’s letter to King Darius
EZR 6:0	What King Darius commanded
EZR 6:12	They completed and dedicated the temple
EZR 6:18	They celebrated the Passover Festival
EZR 7:0	Ezra went to Jerusalem
EZR 7:10	The letter that Artaxerxes gave to Ezra
EZR 7:26	Ezra praised Yahweh
EZR 8:0	The clans that returned with Ezra to Jerusalem
EZR 8:14	Ezra and the others prepared to return to Jerusalem
EZR 8:23	The gifts for the temple
EZR 8:30	They returned to Jerusalem
EZR 9:0	Ezra prayed about the Israeli people marrying foreign wives
EZR 10:0	The men agreed to divorce their foreign wives
EZR 10:17	The men who had married foreign wives
NEH 1:0	Nehemiah’s prayer
NEH 2:0	Artaxerses allowed Nehemiah to go to Jerusalem
NEH 2:10	Nehemiah inspected the walls of Jerusalem
NEH 3:0	They rebuilt the wall around Jerusalem
NEH 4:0	Enemies opposed rebuilding the wall
NEH 5:0	Nehemiah helped the oppressed people
NEH 6:0	Plots against Nehemiah
NEH 6:14	They finished building the wall
NEH 7:3	A list of those who returned to Jerusalem
NEH 8:0	Ezra read from the laws of Moses
NEH 9:0	The people confessed their sins
NEH 9:37	The people’s agreement
NEH 10:0	Those who signed the agreement
NEH 10:27	The agreement
NEH 11:0	The people who settled in Jerusalem
NEH 12:0	A list of the priests and Levites who returned
NEH 12:9	A list of descendants of Jeshua the Supreme Priest
NEH 12:11	Leaders of the clans of priests
NEH 12:21	Duties of priests and Levites
NEH 12:26	Nehemiah dedicated the wall
NEH 12:43	Preparations for worship in the temple
NEH 13:0	Foreigners were excluded
NEH 13:3	Purifying the storerooms
NEH 13:14	Other reforms instituted by Nehemiah
EST 1:0	The king of Persia deposed his queen
EST 2:0	Esther became the new queen
EST 3:0	Haman planned to kill to the Jews
EST 4:0	Mordecai requested help from Esther
EST 5:0	Esther invited Haman and the king to a banquet
EST 5:7-8	Haman planned to kill Mordecai
EST 6:0	The king honored Mordecai
EST 7:0	Haman was executed
EST 8:0	The king issued a decree to save the Jews
JOB 1:0	Job and his family
JOB 1:5	Satan wanted to test Job
JOB 2:0	Satan wanted to test Job again
JOB 2:10	Job’s three friends came to comfort him
JOB 3:0	Job spoke
JOB 4:0	Eliphaz replied to Job
JOB 4:11	Eliphaz says that he learned a secret
JOB 5:0	Eliphaz continued replying to Job
JOB 6:0	Job refuted Eliphaz’ claim
JOB 6:13	Job’s friends were not helping him
JOB 6:23	Job insisted he had done no wrong
JOB 7:0	Job complains to God
JOB 8:0	Bildad’s first speech to Job
JOB 9:0	Job replied to Bildad
JOB 10:0	Job again complained to God
JOB 11:0	Zophar’s first speech to Job
JOB 12:0	Job replied to his three friends
JOB 13:0	Job continued his reply
JOB 13:16	Job asks God to tell him what his charges are
JOB 14:0	Job prayed to God
JOB 14:6	Job said that we all die
JOB 15:0	Eliphaz rebuked Job again
JOB 16:0	Job replied to the three friends again
JOB 17:0	Job continued his reply
JOB 17:2	Job pleads with God
JOB 18:0	Bildad’s second reply
JOB 19:0	Job replied again
JOB 20:0	Zophar replied again
JOB 21:0	Job replied again
JOB 22:0	Eliphaz replied again
JOB 23:0	Job replied again
JOB 24:0	Job continued his reply
JOB 24:17	(Final speech by Zophar)
JOB 25:0	Bildad’s final reply
JOB 26:0	Job replied to Bildad again
JOB 26:4	Bildad replied
JOB 27:0	Job replied one more time
JOB 28:0	Job states some general truths about God’s wisdom
JOB 29:0	Job’s final speech
JOB 30:0	Job ridicules the fathers of young men
JOB 30:8	Job stated how he was despised
JOB 30:15	Job stated that God also mistreated him
JOB 31:0	Job stated his innocence
JOB 32:0	Elihu replied to Job and his three friends
JOB 33:0	Elihu challenged Job
JOB 34:0	Elihu continued his challenge
JOB 35:0	Elihu continued his challenge
JOB 36:0	Elihu’s final speech
JOB 37:0	Elihu continued his final speech
JOB 38:0	Yahweh replied to Job
JOB 39:0	Yahweh continued his reply to Job
JOB 40:0	Yahweh continued his reply to Job
JOB 40:2	Job replied to Yahweh
JOB 40:5	Yahweh challenged Job
JOB 41:0	Yahweh challenged Job to try to capture a crocodile
JOB 42:0	Job replied to Yahweh
JOB 42:6	Yahweh said he disapproved of what Job’s three friends said
JOB 42:9	Yahweh blessed Job again
PSA 1:0	The people God is pleased with
PSA 3:0	A psalm written by David when he fled from his son Absalom
PSA 4:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director; a psalm to be accompanied by people playing stringed instruments
PSA 5:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director; a psalm to be accompanied by playing flutes
PSA 6:0	A psalm written by David for the choir leader, to be accompanied by people playing stringed instruments
PSA 7:0	A psalm that David sang to Yahweh because of David’s enemy, Cush
PSA 8:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, to be accompanied by a stringed instrument
PSA 9:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, to be sung using the tune ‘The death of my son’
PSA 11:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 12:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 13:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 14:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 15:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 16:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 17:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 18:0	A psalm written by God’s servant David. He sang it after Yahweh had rescued him from Saul and his other enemies.
PSA 19:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 20:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 21:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 22:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, to be sung to the tune ‘Doe of the Dawn’
PSA 24:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 25:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 26:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 27:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 28:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 29:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 30:0	A psalm written by David for the dedication of the temple
PSA 31:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 32:0	A psalm written by David, a psam which will help people to be wise
PSA 34:0	A psalm written by David when he pretended to be insane in front of King Abimelech, so that the king would send him away
PSA 35:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 36:0	A psalm written for the choir director by David, a man who served God faithfully
PSA 37:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 38:0	A psalm written by David, asking God not to forget him
PSA 39:0	A psalm written by David for Jeduthun, the choir director
PSA 40:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 41:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 42:0	A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah for the choir director
PSA 43:0	(A continuation of psalm 42)
PSA 44:0	A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah for the choir director
PSA 45:0	A love song written by one of the descendants of Korah, for the choir director, to be sung to the tune ‘Lilies’
PSA 46:0	A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah for the choir director
PSA 47:0	A psalm written for the choir director by one of the descendants of Korah
PSA 48:0	A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah
PSA 49:0	A psalm written for the choir director by one of the descendants of Korah
PSA 50:0	A psalm written by Asaph
PSA 51:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, concerning the time when the prophet Nathan rebuked David after he had committed adultery with Bathsheba
PSA 52:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, when Doeg went to Saul and said, “David has gone to talk with Ahimelech, the Supreme Priest”
PSA 53:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, to be sung using a tune called ‘Mahalath’
PSA 54:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, to be accompanied by stringed instruments; it was written when the people of Ziph went to Saul and told him that David was hiding in their area
PSA 55:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, to be accompanied by stringed instruments
PSA 56:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, concerning the time the Philistines seized David in Gath; to be sung using the tune ‘Dove on distant oaks’
PSA 57:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, when David went into a cave to escape from Saul; to be sung using the tune ‘Do not destroy’
PSA 58:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, to be sung using the tune ‘Do not destroy’
PSA 59:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, when Saul, wanting to kill David, sent men to watch David’s house
PSA 60:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, a psalm for teaching, to be sung using the tune ‘Lily of the Promise’. David wrote it during the wars in northern Syria, and Joab’s army, after returning from the battle, killed 12,000 of the Edom people-group in Salt Valley
PSA 61:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, to be accompanied by musical instruments
PSA 62:0	A psalm written by David for Jeduthun, the choir leader
PSA 63:0	A psalm written by David when he was in the desert in Judea
PSA 64:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 65:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 66:0	A psalm which is a song for the choir director
PSA 67:0	A psalm for the choir director, to be accompanied by stringed instruments
PSA 68:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 69:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 70:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director, asking God to help David
PSA 72:0	A prayer for God to bless the king
PSA 73:0	A psalm written by Asaph
PSA 74:0	A psalm written by Asaph
PSA 75:0	A psalm written by Asaph for the choir director, to be sung using the tune ‘Do not destroy’
PSA 76:0	A psalm written by Asaph for the choir director, to be accompanied by stringed instruments
PSA 77:0	A psalm written by Asaph for Jeduthun, the choir director
PSA 78:0	A psalm written by Asaph
PSA 79:0	A psalm written by Asaph
PSA 80:0	A psalm written by Asaph for the choir director, to be sung using the tune ‘Lilies of the covenant’
PSA 81:0	A psalm written by Asaph for the choir director
PSA 82:0	A psalm written by Asaph
PSA 83:0	A psalm which is a song written by Asaph
PSA 84:0	A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah for the choir director
PSA 85:0	A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah for the choir director
PSA 86:0	A prayer written by David
PSA 87:0	A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah
PSA 88:0	A psalm that expresses sadness, written for the choir director by Zerah’s son Heman, one of the descendants of Korah
PSA 89:0	A song written by Ethan, from the clan of Ezra
PSA 90:0	A prayer by the prophet Moses
PSA 92:0	A psalm that is to be sung on Sabbath days
PSA 98:0	A psalm
PSA 100:0	A psalm of thanksgiving
PSA 101:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 102:0	A prayer written by someone who was afflicted, when he was discouraged and pleaded for Yahweh to help him
PSA 103:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 108:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 109:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 110:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 120:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 121:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 122:0	A psalm written by David for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 123:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 124:0	A psalm written by David for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 125:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 126:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 127:0	A psalm written by Solomon for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 128:0	A psalm written for those going up to the temple to worship
PSA 129:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 130:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 131:0	A psalm written by David for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 132:0	A song to sing along the road up to Jerusalem
PSA 133:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 134:0	A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
PSA 138:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 139:0	A psalm written by David for the choir director
PSA 140:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 141:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 142:0	A psalm that David prayed when he was hiding in a cave
PSA 143:0	A psalm written by David
PSA 144:0	Written by David
PSA 145:0	A psalm written by David to praise God
PRO 1:0	The purpose of Proverbs
PRO 1:7	Warnings about sinful people
PRO 1:19	Wisdom shouts in the streets
PRO 2:0	The results of wisdom
PRO 3:0	More advice to Solomon’s son
PRO 4:0	Advice to young people
PRO 5:0	A warning about adultery
PRO 6:0	Warnings against foolish behavior
PRO 6:19	More warnings about adultery
PRO 7:0	More warnings about adultery
PRO 8:0	Wisdom calls to us
PRO 9:0	Being wise and being foolish
PRO 10:0	Wise sayings from Solomon
PRO 22:16	Thirty wise sayings
PRO 22:21	-1-
PRO 22:23	-2-
PRO 22:25	-3-
PRO 22:27	-4-
PRO 22:28	-5-
PRO 23:0	-6-
PRO 23:3	-7-
PRO 23:5	-8-
PRO 23:8	-9-
PRO 23:9	-10-
PRO 23:11	-11-
PRO 23:12	-12-
PRO 23:14	-13-
PRO 23:16	-14-
PRO 23:18	-15-
PRO 23:21	-16-
PRO 23:25	17
PRO 23:28	-18-
PRO 24:0	-19-
PRO 24:2	-20-
PRO 24:4	-21-
PRO 24:6	-22-
PRO 24:7	-23-
PRO 24:9	-24-
PRO 24:10	-25-
PRO 24:12	-26-
PRO 24:14	-27-
PRO 24:16	-28-
PRO 24:18	-29-
PRO 24:20	-30-
PRO 24:22	More sayings from wise people
PRO 25:0	More wise sayings from Solomon
PRO 30:0	Wise sayings from Agur
PRO 30:9	More wise sayings
PRO 31:0	Wise sayings from King Lemuel
PRO 31:9	Praise for a good wife
ECC 1:0	Everything is mysterious
ECC 1:11	What the religious teacher found out about wisdom
ECC 2:0	Pleasure does not bring happiness
ECC 2:11	Being wise also seemed useless
ECC 2:17	Working hard seemed useless
ECC 3:0	There is a right time for everything
ECC 3:15	Injustices in the world
ECC 4:0	Other things that he found hard to understand/accept
ECC 4:12	When a poor young man becomes king
ECC 5:0	Be careful about making promises
ECC 5:7	Officials cheat each other
ECC 5:9	The futility of wealth
ECC 7:0	The best things in life
ECC 8:1	Obey the king
ECC 9:0	Everyone dies
ECC 9:12	Being wise is better than being foolish
ECC 11:0	Advice from nature
ECC 11:6	Youth and old age
ECC 12:8	The conclusion
SNG 1:1	The young woman speaks to her lover
SNG 1:4	Their friends speak to the man
SNG 1:4	The woman speaks
SNG 1:7	The man speaks
SNG 1:11	The woman speaks
SNG 1:14	The man speaks
SNG 1:15	The woman replies
SNG 2:0	The woman speaks
SNG 2:1	The man speaks
SNG 2:2	The woman speaks
SNG 2:14	The woman continues to speak
SNG 3:5	One of their friends speaks
SNG 4:0	The man speaks
SNG 4:15	The woman speaks
SNG 5:0	The man speaks
SNG 5:1	Their friends speak
SNG 5:1	The woman speaks
SNG 5:8	Their friends speak
SNG 5:9	The woman speaks
SNG 6:0	Their friends speak to the woman
SNG 6:1	The woman speaks
SNG 6:3	The man speaks
SNG 6:9	Their friends speaks
SNG 6:10	The man speaks
SNG 6:12	Their friends speak
SNG 6:13	The man speaks
SNG 7:9	The woman speaks
SNG 8:0	The woman speaks
SNG 8:4	Their friends speak
SNG 8:5	The woman speaks
SNG 8:7	Their friends speak
SNG 8:9	The woman speaks
SNG 8:12	The man speaks to the woman
SNG 8:13	The woman speaks
ISA 1:1	A message about the rebellious nation of Judah
ISA 1:20	Yahweh condemned Jerusalem
ISA 2:0	A message about future peace in Judah
ISA 2:5	A warning about the coming judgment
ISA 3:0	A warning that God will punish Judah
ISA 3:15	A warning to the women of Jerusalem
ISA 4:1	A promise that some day Jerusalem will be restored
ISA 5:0	A song about the people who were like Yahweh’s vineyard
ISA 5:7	Yahweh promises to punish Judah
ISA 6:0	God appointed Isaiah to be a prophet
ISA 7:0	A message of encouragement for King Ahaz
ISA 7:9	A promise of a son named Immanuel
ISA 8:0	A warning about the Assyrian attack
ISA 8:10	Isaiah is urged to revere Yahweh
ISA 9:0	The promise of the future king
ISA 9:7	God will punish Israel
ISA 10:0	A warning to unjust judges
ISA 10:4	A warning to Assyria
ISA 10:19	A promise of future blessings for Israel
ISA 10:27	The Assyrians will invade Judah
ISA 11:0	David’s descendant will bring peace
ISA 12:0	Songs that people will sing to praise Yahweh
ISA 13:0	Yahweh will punish Babylon
ISA 14:0	God’s people will return to Judah
ISA 14:2	The king of Babylon will be killed
ISA 14:23	Yahweh will punish Assyria
ISA 14:27	Yahweh will punish Philistia
ISA 15:0	Yahweh will destroy Moab
ISA 17:0	Yahweh will punish Syria
ISA 17:3	The destruction of Israel
ISA 18:0	The destruction of Ethiopia
ISA 19:0	A prophecy about the destruction of Egypt
ISA 20:0	A message about Egypt and Ethiopia
ISA 21:0	A message about the destruction of Babylon
ISA 21:10	A message about Edom
ISA 21:12	A message about Arabia
ISA 22:0	A message about Jerusalem
ISA 22:14	A message for Shebna
ISA 23:0	A message about Tyre’s punishment
ISA 24:0	The destruction of everything on the earth
ISA 25:0	Isaiah praises God for having good judgment and providing salvation
ISA 26:0	A song to praise Yahweh
ISA 26:18	God’s punishment for Israel
ISA 27:0	God’s future blessings on Israel
ISA 28:0	Warnings to Israel
ISA 28:13	Warnings to Judah
ISA 29:0	Warnings for Jerusalem
ISA 30:0	Judah’s worthless treaty with Egypt
ISA 30:7	A warning for Judah
ISA 30:18	Yahweh will help his people
ISA 31:0	A warning about relying on Egypt
ISA 32:0	What will happen when the great king comes
ISA 32:8	A message for the women of Jerusalem
ISA 33:0	Warnings to Assyria and promises to God’s people
ISA 34:0	God will punish all his enemies
ISA 35:0	The promise of restoration
ISA 36:0	The army of Assyria invaded Judah
ISA 37:0	Hezekiah asked Isaiah for advice
ISA 37:13	Hezekiah’s prayer
ISA 37:20	Isaiah predicted that the Assyrians would not conquer Jerusalem
ISA 38:0	Hezekiah’s sickness and his recovery
ISA 39:0	The messengers from Babylon
ISA 40:0	Encouragement for God’s people
ISA 41:0	Yahweh will help Israel
ISA 41:4	Idols are useless
ISA 41:7	Yahweh chose Israel
ISA 41:20	Yahweh mocks the idols
ISA 41:24	A prediction about Cyrus
ISA 42:0	Yahweh’s special servant
ISA 42:9	A song of praise to Yahweh
ISA 42:17	The people of Israel refused to heed Yahweh
ISA 43:0	Israel’s only Savior
ISA 43:13	God promises to rescue his people from Babylon
ISA 43:21	God’s grievances concerning Israel
ISA 44:0	Yahweh promised to bless Israel
ISA 44:5	Foolish worship of idols
ISA 44:20	A plea to the Israelis
ISA 44:23	Jerusalem will be rebuilt and inhabited again
ISA 45:0	Yahweh chose Cyrus to free the Israelis
ISA 46:0	The gods of Babylonia are useless
ISA 47:0	Prediction of the destruction of Babylon
ISA 48:0	The people of Israel are stubborn
ISA 48:11	The people of Israel should leave Babylon because that city will be destroyed
ISA 49:0	Yahweh appointed his special servant
ISA 49:7	The promise to restore Israel
ISA 50:0	Yahweh’s power
ISA 51:0	Yahweh will bless the descendants of Abraham
ISA 51:8	A prayer for God’s help
ISA 51:16	A warning to the people of Jerusalem
ISA 52:0	Jerusalem’s suffering will end
ISA 52:6	A message of encouragement for Jerusalem
ISA 52:12	God’s suffering servant
ISA 54:0	Yahweh promised that his people would return to Jerusalem
ISA 55:0	The future glory of Jerusalem
ISA 56:0	God will bless all the nations
ISA 56:8	God promised to punish the Israeli leaders
ISA 57:0	Israel’s idolatry condemned
ISA 57:13	Yahweh will rescue his people.
ISA 58:0	True worship
ISA 59:0	Yahweh will rescue the people of Judah in spite of the evil things they have done
ISA 60:0	Israel’s future glory
ISA 61:0	Good news for oppressed people
ISA 62:0	Isaiah’s prayer for Jerusalem
ISA 63:0	Yahweh’s punishment on the nations
ISA 63:6	Yahweh’s kindness to his people
ISA 63:14	A prayer for God’s mercy and pardon
ISA 65:0	God’s punishment of the rebellious Israelis
ISA 65:16	Yahweh’s new creation
ISA 66:0	Yahweh will judge all the nations
ISA 66:4	Yahweh will help the people of Jerusalem
JER 1:0	Introduction
JER 1:3	Yahweh chose Jeremiah to be his prophet
JER 2:0	The Israelis sinned in spite of God’s care for them
JER 2:8	Yahweh accused the Israeli people
JER 3:5	Israel’s idolatry
JER 4:0	What Yahweh says about returning to him
JER 4:4	Disaster from the north
JER 4:22	Jeremiah’s vision of the coming disaster
JER 4:26	The coming destruction of Jerusalem/Judah
JER 5:0	No one in Judah is honest
JER 6:0	Jeremiah warned the people of Jerusalem
JER 6:5	Yahweh predicts what will happen to Jerusalem
JER 7:0	Jeremiah spoke at the temple
JER 7:15	The warning from Yahweh
JER 7:29	The Valley of Slaughter
JER 8:3	The people will not admit their sins
JER 8:17	Jeremiah mourned for the people
JER 9:2	Yahweh replied to Jeremiah
JER 10:0	Worthless idols
JER 10:5	Hymn of praise to Yahweh
JER 10:16	The coming destruction
JER 10:22	Jeremiah’s prayer
JER 11:0	The people of Judah did not keep the agreement with Yahweh
JER 11:17	Jeremiah’s enemies planned to kill him
JER 12:0	Jeremiah complained to Yahweh
JER 12:4	Yahweh replied to Jeremiah
JER 13:0	Jeremiah’s linen waistcloth
JER 13:11	The warning regarding wine bags
JER 13:14	A warning that the people of Judah will be exiled
JER 14:0	The terrible drought
JER 14:18	Jeremiah’s prayer
JER 15:0	Yahweh said what would happen to the people of Judah
JER 15:9	Jeremiah’s complaint and Yahweh’s reply
JER 15:14	Another complaint by Jeremiah, and Yahweh’s reply
JER 16:0	Jeremiah was warned about the coming disaster
JER 16:18	Jeremiah prayed again, and Yahweh replied
JER 17:0	Yahweh’s promise to punish Judah
JER 17:18	Keeping the Sabbath day holy
JER 18:0	The potter and the clay
JER 18:17	Jeremiah complained to Yahweh again when the people planned to attack him
JER 19:0	Judah will be like a smashed jar
JER 20:0	Pashhur arrested Jeremiah
JER 20:6	Jeremiah complained to Yahweh again
JER 21:0	God rejected King Zedekiah’s request
JER 21:10	Yahweh will punish Judah’s kings
JER 22:0	A message about punishing the evil kings of Judah
JER 22:12	A message about King Jehoiakim
JER 22:23	God will punish King Jehoiachin
JER 23:0	God will punish the evil leaders
JER 23:8	The false prophets will be punished
JER 23:32	Messages from false prophets
JER 24:0	Good figs and bad figs
JER 25:0	A prediction about being exiled for 70 years
JER 25:14	The wine that symbolized God’s punishment
JER 26:0	Jeremiah escaped being killed
JER 27:0	Jeremiah urged them to surrender to Nebuchadnezzar
JER 28:0	Jeremiah condemned Hananiah
JER 29:0	The letter Jeremiah sent to the people of Judah who had been exiled to Babylonia
JER 29:23	A message for Shemaiah
JER 30:0	Yahweh promised to bring his people back
JER 31:0	Israel will be restored
JER 32:0	Jeremiah bought some land
JER 32:15	Jeremiah’s query about buying the land
JER 32:25	Yahweh’s reply about buying the land
JER 32:35	The promise to restore Judah and Israel
JER 33:0	The promise that God will enable the Israeli people to prosper again
JER 34:0	Jeremiah warned King Zedekiah
JER 34:7	Jeremiah warned them they would be punished for not freeing their slaves
JER 35:0	The lesson from the Rechabites
JER 36:0	They read Jeremiah’s scroll
JER 36:20	The king burned Jeremiah’s scroll
JER 36:26	Jeremiah had another scroll written
JER 37:0	King Zedekiah summoned Jeremiah
JER 37:10	Jeremiah was put into a prison
JER 38:0	Jeremiah was put in a dry well
JER 38:13	Zedekiah questioned Jeremiah
JER 39:0	Jerusalem was captured
JER 39:10	Jeremiah stayed in Judah
JER 40:0	Jeremiah decided to stay with Gedaliah
JER 40:6	Many people returned to Judah
JER 40:12	The plot to kill Gedaliah
JER 41:0	Gedaliah was murdered
JER 42:0	Jeremiah warned them to not go to Egypt
JER 43:0	Jeremiah was taken to Egypt
JER 44:0	Jeremiah predicted disaster would come because of their idolatry
JER 45:0	A message for Baruch
JER 46:0	Messages about other nations
JER 46:1	Messages about Egypt
JER 47:0	A message about Philistia
JER 48:0	A message about Moab
JER 49:0	A message about Ammon
JER 49:6	Messages about Edom
JER 49:22	A message about Damascus
JER 49:27	A message about Kedar and Hazor
JER 49:33	A message about Elam
JER 50:0	A message about Babylon
JER 50:3	The people of Israel will return from Babylon
JER 50:10	The conquest of Babylon
JER 50:16	God’s people will return to Israel
JER 50:20	God’s punishment on Babylon
JER 51:0	Babylon will be destroyed
JER 51:14	A song to praise Yahweh
JER 51:35	Yahweh will get revenge on Babylon
JER 51:44	A message for the Israeli people
JER 51:53	Babylon will be completely destroyed
JER 51:58	Jeremiah’s message was taken to Babylon
JER 52:0	Zedekiah tried to flee from Jerusalem
JER 52:30	Jehoiachin was released from prison
LAM 1:0	The sorrows of the people of Jerusalem
LAM 2:0	Yahweh punished Jerusalem
LAM 3:0	Hope in the midst of distress
LAM 4:0	What happened when Jerusalem was destroyed
LAM 5:0	A prayer for God’s mercy
EZE 1:0	Ezekiel saw Yahweh’s glory
EZE 2:0	Ezekiel was called to be a prophet
EZE 3:15	The warning to the Israeli people
EZE 4:0	Ezekiel symbolized the coming destruction of Jerusalem
EZE 6:0	A prophecy against the mountains
EZE 7:0	Israel will soon be destroyed
EZE 8:0	Idol worship in the temple
EZE 9:0	The command to punish Jerusalem
EZE 10:0	Yahweh’s glory leaves the temple
EZE 11:0	Israel’s wicked leaders are condemned
EZE 11:15	God’s promise that the exiles will return
EZE 12:0	Ezekiel symbolizes what will happen when they are exiled
EZE 13:0	Ezekiel condemned the false prophets
EZE 14:0	Ezekiel condemned the idol worshipers
EZE 14:11	Yahweh will punish Jerusalem
EZE 15:0	The people of Jerusalem are like useless grapevines
EZE 16:0	An illustration about Jerusalem being unfaithful
EZE 17:0	An illustration about two eagles and a vine
EZE 18:0	It is those who sin who will be punished
EZE 19:0	A funeral song for Israel’s leaders
EZE 20:0	The people of Israel continued to rebel
EZE 20:29	Punishment and restoration
EZE 20:44	Prophecy against the southern part of Israel
EZE 21:0	Yahweh will punish Israel
EZE 21:17	The sword of the King of Babylonia
EZE 21:27	A prophecy about Ammon
EZE 22:0	The sins of the people of Jerusalem
EZE 22:16	The people of Jerusalem must be purified
EZE 22:22	The sins of the leaders in Jerusalem
EZE 23:0	A parable about Jerusalem and Samaria
EZE 23:21	Yahweh will punish Jerusalem
EZE 23:35	God will punish Samaria and Jerusalem
EZE 24:0	A parable about meat cooking in a pot
EZE 24:14	Ezekiel’s wife died
EZE 25:0	A prophecy about the people of Ammon
EZE 25:7	A prophecy about the people of Moab
EZE 25:11	A prophecy about the people of Edom
EZE 25:14	A prophecy about the people of Philistia
EZE 26:0	A prophecy about the people of Tyre
EZE 27:0	The trade with Tyre
EZE 27:25	The destruction of Tyre
EZE 28:0	A message about the king of Tyre
EZE 28:19	A message about Sidon
EZE 28:24	Restoration for Israel
EZE 29:0	A message about Egypt
EZE 29:16	Yahweh promises that the Babylonians will conquer Egypt
EZE 30:0	Yahweh will punish Egypt
EZE 30:19	The king of Egypt will be defeated by Nebuchadnezzar’s army
EZE 31:0	Egypt is compared to defeated Assyria
EZE 32:0	A funeral song for the king of Egypt
EZE 32:16	Egypt will be destroyed
EZE 33:0	Ezekiel was appointed to be a watchman
EZE 33:20	What will happen to those who remained in Israel
EZE 34:0	A parable about the leaders of Israel
EZE 35:0	A prophecy about the destruction of Edom
EZE 36:0	A prophecy about Yahweh bringing his people back to Israel
EZE 37:0	The vision about the valley of dry bones
EZE 37:14	A prophecy about being one nation with one king
EZE 38:0	A prophecy about Gog
EZE 40:0	In a vision, Ezekiel was taken to Jerusalem
EZE 40:4	The east entryway to the outer courtyard
EZE 40:16	The outer courtyard
EZE 40:19	The north entryway
EZE 40:23	The south entryway
EZE 40:27	Entryways to the inner courtyard
EZE 40:37	The rooms for preparing sacrifices
EZE 40:43	Rooms for the priests
EZE 40:47	The temple
EZE 42:0	Rooms for the priests
EZE 43:0	Yahweh’s glory returned to the temple
EZE 43:12	The altar
EZE 44:0	The king, the Levites, and the priests.
EZE 45:0	The division of the land
EZE 45:12	Special offerings and holy days
EZE 47:0	The stream that flowed from the temple
EZE 47:12	The division of the land
EZE 48:0	The division of the land
EZE 48:29	The gates of the city
DAN 1:0	Daniel was taken to Babylon
DAN 2:0	What Nebuchadnezzar dreamed
DAN 2:23	Daniel told the meaning of the dream
DAN 2:45	Daniel was made the chief advisor
DAN 3:0	Nebuchadnezzar had a gold statue made
DAN 4:0	Nebuchadnezzar dreamed about a tree
DAN 4:18	Daniel explained the dream
DAN 4:27	The dream was fulfilled
DAN 5:0	The writing on the wall
DAN 5:12	Daniel interpreted the writing
DAN 6:0	Daniel was thrown into the lions’ den
DAN 7:0	Daniel dreamed about four beasts
DAN 7:14	The explanation of the vision
DAN 8:0	Daniel’s vision of a ram and a goat
DAN 8:14	Gabriel explained the vision
DAN 9:0	Daniel’s prayer
DAN 9:19	Gabriel told what would happen in the future
DAN 10:0	Daniel’s vision at the Tigris River
DAN 11:1	The message about the kings of Egypt and Syria
DAN 11:35	The King of Syria who praises himself
DAN 12:0	When this world will end
HOS 1:1	Hosea’s wife and children
HOS 2:1	Israel will be punished and later restored
HOS 3:0	Hosea bought his wife again
HOS 4:0	Yahweh’s accusation against Israel
HOS 4:11	The people are condemned for idolatry
HOS 5:0	Yahweh’s accusation against the Israeli people
HOS 6:0	The Israeli people were insincere about repenting
HOS 7:7	Other nations will not help them
HOS 8:0	The Israelis will be punished because of their wrong decisions
HOS 9:0	Israel will be punished
HOS 11:0	God’s love for Israel
HOS 11:11	Israel and Judah are condemned now
HOS 13:0	Israel is doomed to be destroyed
HOS 14:0	Those who repent will be blessed
JOL 1:1	The attack by locusts
JOL 2:0	A warning about the locusts
JOL 2:11	Yahweh calls them to repent
JOL 2:17	Yahweh promised to prosper them again
JOL 2:27	Yahweh promised to send his Spirit
JOL 3:0	Yahweh will judge the nations
JOL 3:8	God will judge and punish the nations
JOL 3:16	God’s blessings for his people
AMO 1:2	Yahweh will punish Syria
AMO 1:5	Yahweh will punish Philistia
AMO 1:8	Yahweh will punish Tyre
AMO 1:10	Yahweh will punish Edom
AMO 1:12	Yahweh will punish Ammon
AMO 2:0	Yahweh will punish Moab
AMO 2:3	Yahweh will punish Judah
AMO 2:5	Yahweh will punish Israel
AMO 3:0	Yahweh warned the Israeli people
AMO 3:2	The prophets’ task
AMO 3:8	Yahweh will punish Samaria
AMO 4:0	The Israelis have not returned to God
AMO 5:0	The people of Israel must repent
AMO 5:17	The day of punishment
AMO 6:0	Israel will be punished
AMO 6:7	Yahweh detests the Israelis for being very proud
AMO 7:0	Visions that Yahweh gave to Joel
AMO 7:9	Amaziah criticized Amos
AMO 8:0	A vision of ripe fruit
AMO 8:3	Israel will be destroyed
AMO 9:0	Israel will be punished
AMO 9:10	Yahweh promised to restore Israel
OBA 1:0	Yahweh will punish the Edomites
OBA 1:9	The reasons for Edom’s punishment
OBA 1:14	God will punish all the nearby nations
JNA 1:0	Jonah refused to warn the people of Nineveh as Yahweh told him to do
JNA 2:0	Jonah prayed again after God said that he would save Jonah
JNA 3:0	The people of Nineveh repented after Jonah warned them
JNA 4:0	God said it was more right for him to spare the Ninevites than to spare the vine he sent to spare Jonah
MIC 1:1	Yahweh will punish Samaria
MIC 1:7	Micah mourned for Judah also
MIC 2:0	Yahweh will punish those who oppress the poor
MIC 2:5	False prophets
MIC 2:11	Yahweh promised to restore them
MIC 3:0	Micah rebuked the Israeli leaders
MIC 4:0	Yahweh’s future rule
MIC 4:5	The Israeli people will return from exile
MIC 5:1	A ruler will come from Bethlehem
MIC 5:5	Yahweh will rescue some and get rid of others
MIC 6:0	Yahweh accuses his people
MIC 6:8	The people of Israel are guilty and must be punished
MIC 7:0	Micah’s misery and his hope
MIC 7:7	Yahweh will rescue his people
MIC 7:13	Micah’s prayer and Yahweh’s answer
NAH 1:1	Yahweh is angry with the people of Nineveh
NAH 2:0	Nineveh will be destroyed
NAH 3:0	Nineveh will be punished
NAH 3:7	The people of Nineveh will not be able to defend themselves
HAB 1:1	Habakkuk’s first complaint
HAB 1:4	Yahweh’s reply
HAB 1:11	Habakkuk’s second complaint
HAB 2:1	Yahweh’s second reply
HAB 3:0	A prayer sung by Habakkuk
ZEP 1:1	The future destruction
ZEP 1:3	Yahweh will punish Judah
ZEP 1:13	The day of punishment
ZEP 2:0	A call to repentance
ZEP 2:3	Yahweh will punish Philistia
ZEP 2:7	Yahweh will punish Moab and Ammon
ZEP 2:11	Yahweh will punish Ethiopia
ZEP 2:12	Yahweh will punish Assyria
ZEP 3:0	Yahweh will some day restore Jerusalem, whose people have rebelled against him
HAG 1:0	A call to rebuild the temple
HAG 2:0	The new temple
HAG 2:9	What they do now will be acceptable to Yahweh
HAG 2:19	Yahweh’s promise to Zerubbabel
ZEC 1:0	Yahweh summons his people to return to him
ZEC 1:6	The vision of the horses
ZEC 1:17	The vision of the four horns
ZEC 2:0	The man with a measuring line
ZEC 3:0	The vision of the Supreme Priest
ZEC 4:0	The vision of the lampstand
ZEC 5:0	The vision of the flying scroll
ZEC 5:4	The vision of the woman in a basket
ZEC 6:0	The vision of four chariots
ZEC 6:8	A crown was given to Joshua
ZEC 7:0	The people must act justly and mercifully, not only habitually abstain from eating food
ZEC 8:0	Yahweh promised to bless Jerusalem
ZEC 9:0	Israel’s enemies will be punished
ZEC 9:8	The coming King
ZEC 9:13	Yahweh will protect his people
ZEC 10:0	Yahweh’s promises for Judah and Israel
ZEC 11:3	The parable of the two shepherds
ZEC 12:0	Jerusalem will be rescued
ZEC 12:9	Mourning for the one who will be stabbed
ZEC 13:0	Getting rid of idols and false prophets
ZEC 13:6	What will happen to the shepherd and the sheep
ZEC 14:0	When Yahweh will rule
MAL 1:1	Yahweh’s love for the people of Israel
MAL 1:5	Unacceptable sacrifices
MAL 2:0	A warning to the priests
MAL 2:9	Wrong things that they have done regarding marriage
MAL 3:0	The time of judgment is near
MAL 3:5	Not bringing tithes
MAL 4:0	The coming time of punishment
MAT 1:0	The genealogy of Jesus, with the names listed in three groups of 14 generations each.
MAT 1:17	When Joseph learned that Mary was pregnant, he decided to divorce her, but an angel told him to take her as his wife because it was the power of the Holy Spirit that had enabled her to be pregnant
MAT 2:0	After some astrologers saw an unusual star, they traveled westwards to find the place where the infant Jesus was. King Herod helped direct them, but then an angel told them not to go back to King Herod.
MAT 2:12	Following an angel’s instructions, Joseph took his family to the country of Egypt to escape from Herod.
MAT 2:21	Following an angel’s warning, Joseph and his family returned to Nazareth, and thus a prophecy about the Messiah was fulfilled.
MAT 3:0	John the Baptizer announced the coming of Jesus, and he baptized many people who heard his message.
MAT 3:6	John told the Pharisees and Sadducees that they needed to repent before he would baptize them.
MAT 3:10	John said that someone greater than him would soon come who would enable some of the people to change their lives and who would severely punish the others.
MAT 3:12	When John baptized Jesus, God showed that Jesus was his Son by sending the Holy Spirit upon him.
MAT 4:0	After Jesus fasted 40 days, Satan tempted him in various ways.
MAT 4:11	Jesus went to Galilee and preached that people needed to repent to belong to the group whom God would consider his people.
MAT 4:17	Jesus summoned four fishermen, who immediately left their work and went with him.
MAT 4:22	Jesus taught and healed many people when he was in Galilee District.
MAT 5:0	On a hillside, Jesus taught his disciples and others what kind of people God esteems.
MAT 5:12	Jesus taught that we should live in such a way that other people will see how we live and will praise God.
MAT 5:16	Jesus taught that it is important to obey all of God’s commandments.
MAT 5:20	Jesus taught that we should not be angry, and that we should quickly settle accounts with those whom we have wronged.
MAT 5:26	Jesus taught about the way to refuse to sin when we are tempted to do something wrong.
MAT 5:30	Jesus taught that people should not divorce their spouses.
MAT 5:32	Jesus taught that people should not add anything to make their words more credible when they promise to do something.
MAT 5:37	Jesus taught that everyone should be kind to all people, even to people who mistreat us.
MAT 5:42	Jesus taught that we should love the people whom we would not normally love.
MAT 6:0	Jesus taught how we should give to needy people. He also taught his disciples how to pray.
MAT 6:13	Jesus taught more about forgiving others.
MAT 6:15	Jesus taught about abstaining from food.
MAT 6:18	Jesus taught that we should do deeds that please God. That will be like putting treasures in heaven.
MAT 6:21	Jesus taught that we should be generous with what we possess.
MAT 6:23	Jesus taught that we should not try to serve God and accumulate money at the same time.
MAT 6:24	Jesus taught that we should not worry about having enough food and clothes.
MAT 7:0	Jesus taught that we should not condemn others for their faults since we have faults ourselves.
MAT 7:5	Jesus taught that we should not teach spiritual truth to those who will not appreciate it.
MAT 7:6	Jesus taught that God is ready to give good things to us if we persist in prayer.
MAT 7:11	Jesus taught that we should treat others as we would like them to treat us.
MAT 7:12	Jesus taught that we should try to walk on the narrow road that leads to heaven.
MAT 7:13-14	Jesus taught about how to recognize false prophets.
MAT 7:20	Jesus warned that he will reject those who do not do what God desires.
MAT 7:23	Jesus warned that undesirable things would happen to those who did not obey his teaching.
MAT 7:27	The crowds were amazed at Jesus, because he taught with his own authority.
MAT 8:0	Jesus healed a leper and made it possible for him to associate with people again.
MAT 8:4	Jesus healed from a distance a Roman officer’s servant because the officer trusted in him.
MAT 8:13	Jesus healed Peter’s mother-in-law.
MAT 8:15	Jesus healed many sick people and expelled demons from other people.
MAT 8:17	Jesus told a man what to expect if he went with Jesus. He told another man to follow Jesus immediately, not to wait until later.
MAT 8:22	The disciples were amazed when Jesus calmed a storm on the lake.
MAT 8:27	Jesus expelled some demons from two men.
MAT 9:0	Jesus showed that he had power to forgive sins as well as to heal a paralyzed man.
MAT 9:8	Jesus invited Matthew to go with him, and he told the Pharisees that they needed to repent.
MAT 9:13	Jesus illustrated why it was not appropriate for his disciples to fast, and that living according to his new message was better than following the old traditions like fasting.
MAT 9:17	Jesus healed a woman who had constant hemorrhaging. He also caused a young girl to become alive again.
MAT 9:26	Jesus healed two blind men.
MAT 9:31	Jesus expelled a demon, but the Pharisees accused him of doing such things by Satan’s power.
MAT 9:34	Jesus told his disciples to pray that God would send more workers to tell his message to those who were ready to respond.
MAT 10:0	Jesus selected twelve apostles and instructed them before sending them out to various places.
MAT 10:15	Jesus instructed his disciples to be wary of their religious leaders, and to endure when they are persecuted by people who refuse to accept the new message.
MAT 10:25	Jesus instructed his disciples that they should not fear those who persecute them.
MAT 10:33	Jesus instructed his disciples that they should be willing to suffer because of their faith in him.
MAT 10:39	Jesus instructed his apostles about the people whom God rewards, and then he sent them to various towns.
MAT 11:1	Jesus showed the messengers from John the Baptizer that he was the Messiah, and he told the people that John was the man like Elijah who was to prepare the way for the Messiah.
MAT 11:15	Jesus rebuked the people who refused to believe both him and John the Baptizer.
MAT 11:19	Jesus explained why the people of Corazin, Bethsaida, and Capernaum would be punished more severely than the people of Tyre, Sidon, and Sodom.
MAT 11:24	Jesus thanked God for revealing his truth to uneducated people, and he urged the people to come to him to get rid of the burden of trying to obey religious laws.
MAT 12:0	Jesus showed the religious leaders that the Scriptures indicated that God permitted some people to disobey religious laws when they needed food. He also showed them that he had the authority from God to tell people what was right to do on the Sabbath.
MAT 12:8	Jesus healed a man on the Sabbath. At the same time, he told the Pharisees that they were mistaken in thinking that it was wrong to heal a person on the Sabbath.
MAT 12:14	Jesus explained that his acting humbly when he healed people was a fulfillment of prophecy.
MAT 12:21	Jesus refuted the argument that he was expelling demons by Satan’s power, and he warned that making such statements is an unforgivable sin against the Holy Spirit.
MAT 12:32	Jesus said that we can judge what people are like by seeing what they do.
MAT 12:37	Jesus told the Jewish leaders that the only miracle that they would see him do would be one like God did for Jonah.
MAT 12:42	Jesus taught that those who have had evil spirits expelled from them need to have their lives controlled by the Holy Spirit.
MAT 12:45	Jesus said that those who do God’s will are as important to Jesus as his own relatives are.
MAT 13:0	Jesus taught a parable about different kinds of soil.
MAT 13:9	Jesus told the disciples why he taught them using parables.
MAT 13:17	Jesus explained that the parable about the kinds of soil illustrates four different ways people respond to his teaching.
MAT 13:23	Jesus told a parable about wheat and weeds.
MAT 13:30	Jesus illustrated the effects of people letting God rule their lives.
MAT 13:33	Jesus’ use of parables fulfilled a prophecy in Scripture.
MAT 13:35	Jesus explained the parable about wheat and weeds. The wheat represents those who obey God, and the weeds represents those who disobey God. The reaping represents judgment.
MAT 13:43	Jesus illustrated the value of letting God rule our lives.
MAT 13:50	Jesus illustrated the value of understanding his parables.
MAT 13:52	Jesus did not do many miracles in Nazareth because people there rejected him as the Messiah.
MAT 14:0	Herod had John the Baptizer imprisoned and then killed because John criticized Herod for marrying his brother’s wife.
MAT 14:13	Jesus miraculously fed more than 5,000 people.
MAT 14:21	Jesus walked on Galilee lake, and then Peter tried to do the same.
MAT 14:33	Jesus healed many sick people in the Gennesaret region.
MAT 15:0	Jesus rebuked the religious leaders for ignoring God’s commands in order to uphold their own religious traditions.
MAT 15:9	Jesus said that people are defiled by the words that come out of their mouths, rather than by any kind of food that they eat.
MAT 15:11	Jesus explained that people’s inner thoughts are what make them unacceptable to God.
MAT 15:20	Jesus healed a non-Jewish woman’s daughter after testing the mother’s faith in him.
MAT 15:28	Jesus healed many people on a hillside near Galilee lake.
MAT 15:31	Jesus miraculously fed over 4,000 people.
MAT 16:0	Jesus again told the religious leaders that the only miracle that he would do for them was one like God did for Jonah.
MAT 16:4	Jesus rebuked the disciples for worrying about not having enough food.
MAT 16:12	Jesus commented on the implications of Peter’s recognition of Jesus being the Messiah.
MAT 16:20	Jesus began to teach the disciples about his coming death and resurrection.
MAT 16:23	Jesus taught the disciples more about what they would face as his disciples, and about his coming again.
MAT 17:0	Jesus’ appearance changed while Moses and Elijah talked with him on a mountain.
MAT 17:8	Jesus explained that John the Baptizer fulfilled the prophecy about Elijah returning.
MAT 17:13	Jesus healed an epileptic boy, and he rebuked his disciples for not having enough faith to do miracles.
MAT 17:20-21	Jesus again predicted his death and resurrection.
MAT 17:23	Jesus arranged for a miracle so that Peter could pay the Temple tax.
MAT 18:0	Jesus showed that being great in God’s sight means being as humble as a child.
MAT 18:5	Jesus taught that we need to take severe measures to keep us from sinning when we are tempted.
MAT 18:9	Jesus taught that God is deeply concerned if even one person goes astray from him.
MAT 18:14	Jesus taught about what we should do if someone sins against us and about agreeing when we pray.
MAT 18:20	Jesus told a parable to illustrate the need for forgiving others.
MAT 19:0	Jesus taught them God’s view of divorce, and about abstaining from marriage to give more time to serve God.
MAT 19:12	Jesus rebuked the disciples for trying to prevent children from coming to him.
MAT 19:15	A rich young man went away sad because Jesus told him to sell all his possessions.
MAT 19:22	Jesus taught how difficult it is for rich people to let God rule their lives, but there are rewards for those who leave family and possessions for his sake.
MAT 20:0	Jesus told a parable to illustrate how God will reward those who serve him.
MAT 20:16	For the third time Jesus predicted his death and resurrection.
MAT 20:19	Jesus taught that greatness in God’s sight means humbly serving others as Jesus did.
MAT 20:28	Jesus healed two blind men.
MAT 21:0	Jesus entered Jerusalem humbly on a donkey, but with great acclaim by the crowd.
MAT 21:11	Jesus chased buyers and sellers from the temple, and he rebuked the Jewish leaders for objecting to children praising him.
MAT 21:17	Jesus taught the disciples a lesson from what happened to a fig tree.
MAT 21:22	Jesus refused to state the basis for his authority, because the Jewish leaders refused to admit where John the Baptizer’s authority came from.
MAT 21:27	Jesus rebuked the religious leaders and said that it is more likely that God would accept notorious sinners than that he would accept them.
MAT 21:32	Jesus told a parable about the Jewish religious leaders rejecting him as Messiah.
MAT 22:0	Jesus told a parable about a wedding feast to illustrate what will happen to people who do not accept him as the Messiah.
MAT 22:14	Jesus taught his critics that they needed to give to God and to the government what they each required.
MAT 22:22	Jesus showed from the Scriptures that the spirits of God’s people are alive after death.
MAT 22:33	Jesus told his critics that the greatest commandments are to love God and to love others.
MAT 22:40	Jesus showed that the Messiah must be greater than King David, and not just his descendant.
MAT 23:0	Jesus warned the people against the hypocritical behavior of the religious leaders.
MAT 23:12	Jesus warned the religious leaders about preventing people from letting God rule their lives.
MAT 23:13-14	Jesus also warned the religious leaders about zealously encouraging others to believe what they teach.
MAT 23:15	Jesus rebuked the religious leaders about their silly ideas about supporting their promises with oaths.
MAT 23:22	Jesus also rebuked the religious leaders about paying attention to unimportant laws and at the same time ignoring important ones.
MAT 23:24	Jesus also rebuked the religious leaders about being greedy and selfish.
MAT 23:26	Jesus rebuked the religious leaders for being hypocrites and pretending to be righteous.
MAT 23:28	Jesus accused the religious leaders of being guilty of killing all the prophets.
MAT 23:36	Jesus expressed his sorrow about what would happen to Jerusalem.
MAT 24:0	Jesus told his disciples that Jerusalem would be destroyed.
MAT 24:2	Jesus told his disciples about the distressing things that would happen before his return.
MAT 24:14	Jesus told his disciples about the suffering that would come when Jerusalem was about to be destroyed.
MAT 24:22	Jesus warned his disciples not to believe false reports about his return, because everyone will see him when he comes.
MAT 24:28	Jesus told his disciples what will happen at the time of his return.
MAT 24:31	Jesus told his disciples how to know when the time of his return was near.
MAT 24:35	Jesus told his disciples to be ready because they do not know the time of his return.
MAT 24:44	Jesus told a parable to warn his disciples not to act wickedly, thinking that he would not return soon.
MAT 25:0	Jesus taught in a parable that his disciples should always be ready for his return.
MAT 25:13	Jesus told a parable to teach his disciples about making good use of what God has given them.
MAT 25:30	Jesus told a parable about how he will judge between those who have shown kindness to others and those who have not.
MAT 26:0	Jesus told his disciples of his coming arrest. The Jewish leaders planned how to seize Jesus.
MAT 26:5	Jesus commended a woman for showing her appreciation of him.
MAT 26:13	Judas agreed to betray Jesus for 30 silver coins.
MAT 26:16	Two disciples prepared the Passover meal. During the meal, Jesus said that Judas would betray him.
MAT 26:25	Jesus gave the disciples the bread and wine to symbolize his coming death.
MAT 26:30	Jesus prophesied that Peter would deny three times that he knew Jesus.
MAT 26:35	While the disciples slept, Jesus prayed that God would spare him from the coming suffering.
MAT 26:46	After Judas enabled men to seize Jesus, Jesus ridiculed them, but the disciples fled.
MAT 26:56	Jesus was put on trial before the Jewish Council.
MAT 26:68	Peter denied three times that he knew Jesus.
MAT 27:0	The Jewish religious leaders took Jesus to the Roman governor.
MAT 27:2	After Judas returned the money and hanged himself, the Jewish leaders bought a field with the money, in fulfillment of prophecy.
MAT 27:10	Jesus was put on trial before the governor.
MAT 27:26	The soldiers made fun of Jesus before taking him to be crucified.
MAT 27:31	Jesus was crucified, along with two bandits.
MAT 27:44	When Jesus died at about three o’clock, several unusual events occurred.
MAT 27:56	Jesus was buried.
MAT 27:61	The religious leaders arranged for Jesus’ tomb to be sealed and guarded.
MAT 28:0	After an angel appeared to several women and showed them the tomb was empty, Jesus appeared to them.
MAT 28:10	What the guards were told to tell people about why Jesus’ body was gone.
MAT 28:15	Jesus appeared to the apostles in Galilee and gave them final instructions.
MRK 1:0	Mark 1:1-8
MRK 1:0	The good message about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God, began when John, the Baptizer, as was prophesied long ago, announced the coming of Jesus.
MRK 1:8	God showed Jesus to be the Son of God by God’s Spirit descending upon him; by Himself, God the Father, declaring it; by Satan testing him; and by the angels taking care of him.
MRK 1:13	After John was arrested, Jesus came and preached the good message that came from God.
MRK 1:15	Jesus showed his authority when he summoned four men, and they immediately went with him.
MRK 1:20	People were amazed as a result of Jesus expelling a demon from a man.
MRK 1:28	Jesus healed Simon’s mother-in-law.
MRK 1:31	Jesus healed many people and expelled many evil spirits from people.
MRK 1:34	Jesus traveled throughout Galilee, preaching and expelling evil spirits from people.
MRK 1:39	Jesus cured a leper and arranged for him to be able to associate with people again.
MRK 2:0	By healing a paralyzed man Jesus demonstrated his authority to forgive sins as well as to heal.
MRK 2:12	Jesus invited Levi to be his disciple and refuted those who objected to his associating with such people.
MRK 2:17	Jesus told them it was inappropriate for his disciples to show sorrow by fasting while he was with them, and that requiring people to perform rituals like fasting was inconsistent with the new way of life he was bringing.
MRK 2:22	When the Pharisees complained about Jesus’ disciples plucking grain on the Sabbath day, Jesus replied that there was Scriptural precedent for ignoring religious laws if there was a physical need, and that he is the one to decide what people should do on the Sabbath.
MRK 3:0	After Jesus healed a man with a withered arm on the Sabbath, Jewish leaders began to plan to kill him.
MRK 3:6	Many people came from various areas to hear Jesus, because he had healed many.
MRK 3:12	Jesus appointed the twelve apostles.
MRK 3:19	Jesus explained why their claim that he was expelling evil spirits by Satan’s power was ridiculous, and that such a claim was an unforgivable sin.
MRK 3:30	Jesus told them that those who obey God are as dear to him as his close relatives.
MRK 4:0	Jesus taught the crowds by parables about the various ways that people who hear his message react.
MRK 4:25	Jesus told them two parables to show them how the number of people who will submit to God’s rule over their lives will greatly increase.
MRK 4:34	While Jesus and his disciples crossed the lake in a boat and while Jesus slept, a storm arose, so the disciples woke him and he calmed the storm.
MRK 5:0	Jesus expelled evil spirits from a Gerasene man and then allowed them to enter a herd of pigs, which then ran down a hill and drowned. As a result, the local people asked Jesus to leave the area.
MRK 5:20	Jesus cured a woman who had been suffering from hemorrhaging, and brought Jairus’ daughter back to life.
MRK 6:0	Jesus taught in the synagogue, and the people who heard him were amazed and offended.
MRK 6:6	Jesus began to send out his disciples two-by-two and gave them power and instructions.
MRK 6:13	King Herod heard about Jesus and wondered if he was John the Baptizer, come back after King Herod had ordered John to be executed due to the insistence of his wife, Herodias.
MRK 6:29	The apostles returned to Jesus to report what they had done. Then they all went off to a lonely place, but many people followed them.
MRK 6:34	When it became late in the afternoon the people became hungry and there was no place to obtain food; as a result, Jesus miraculously provided food for them.
MRK 6:44	Jesus sent his disciples ahead of him to Bethsaida by boat while he stayed to pray. Later he saw that they were in difficulty due to a wind blowing against them, so he went to them, walking on the water.
MRK 6:52	As soon as Jesus and his disciples reached land and disembarked, people began to come to Jesus, bringing sick people in order that he might heal them, and he healed all who touched him.
MRK 7:0	Some Pharisees and scribes criticized Jesus about his disciples disobeying the traditions of the elders. Jesus replied, showing that their attitudes and practices were mistaken.
MRK 7:23	Jesus went to the region around Tyre to be away from people, but they learned of it, and a woman came to ask him to expel an evil spirit from her daughter.
MRK 7:30	When Jesus went back to Lake Galilee, some people brought a deaf-mute man to Jesus and asked him to heal the man, which he did.
MRK 8:0	Again Jesus provided food miraculously for a great crowd who gathered to hear him and became hungry.
MRK 8:10	Jesus rebuked those who insisted on him performing more miracles, and rebuked the disciples when they worried about not having enough food with them.
MRK 8:21	Jesus healed a blind man.
MRK 8:26	On the way to the villages near the city of Caesarea Philippi, Jesus asked his disciples what people were saying about who he was and, then, what they thought.
MRK 8:30	Jesus spoke plainly to his disciples about his coming death and resurrection.
MRK 8:33	Jesus explained to the crowd and his disciples what is required if anyone wants to be Jesus’ disciple.
MRK 9:1	Jesus took Peter, James and John up a high mountain where his appearance changed, and Moses and Elijah appeared and talked to Jesus.
MRK 9:8	Jesus told them that the one like Elijah has already come and been evilly treated, but that the Messiah would also be evilly treated.
MRK 9:12-13	Jesus expelled an evil spirit and later explained to the disciples why they had failed to do that.
MRK 9:29	Jesus was teaching his disciples that he would be handed over to other men, killed, and become alive again; but they did not understand what he was saying.
MRK 9:32	Jesus taught his disciples by illustration about what kind of person God considers important.
MRK 9:37	Jesus taught his disciples about who is for him and who is against him.
MRK 9:41	Jesus taught his disciples about sin and its result.
MRK 9:48	Jesus taught that we must endure trials to remain useful to God.
MRK 10:0	Some Pharisees asked him if the law permitted a man to divorce his wife. Jesus answered and supported his answer from Scripture.
MRK 10:12	Jesus became indignant when he saw his disciples scolding people for bringing children for him to bless them.
MRK 10:16	After a man asked Jesus what he should do in order to live eternally, Jesus told him to sell all his possessions, which astonished the disciples.
MRK 10:31	As they were traveling toward Jerusalem, Jesus took the disciples aside and began to tell them again about what was going to happen to him.
MRK 10:34	After James and John requested to sit on the right and left of Jesus when he rules, Jesus told them what will happen and how they should act.
MRK 10:45	After a blind man called out and asked Jesus to have mercy on him, Jesus healed him.
MRK 11:0	They brought a young donkey to Jesus; then Jesus mounted it and rode to Jerusalem with people shouting and praising him as they went along.
MRK 11:11	Jesus cursed a fig tree as a sign of what would happen to the people of Israel.
MRK 11:14	Jesus expelled those who were buying and selling goods in the Temple, and taught that the Temple was to be a place of prayer. These actions angered the priests and scribes who, then, looked for a way to kill Jesus.
MRK 11:19	When Jesus and his disciples passed the fig tree that Jesus had cursed, they saw that it had withered. Jesus used this as an illustration for trusting that God would answer prayer.
MRK 11:25-26	The chief priests, scribes and elders asked Jesus by what authority he was doing these things. He, then, asked them a question that they would not answer; so he did not answer theirs.
MRK 12:0	After Jesus told the Jewish leaders a parable, they realized that he was accusing them of wanting to kill him, but they feared how the people would react if they arrested Jesus.
MRK 12:12	Jesus foiled the Jewish leaders’ attempt to trap him by their question of whether they should pay taxes to the Roman government.
MRK 12:17	Jesus showed from Scripture that the Sadducees were wrong in ridiculing the idea of life after death.
MRK 12:27	Jesus commended a scribe who accepted Jesus’ assessment of the two greatest commandments, after which they asked Jesus no more questions to trap him.
MRK 12:34	Jesus showed from Scripture that the Messiah must be David’s Lord as well as his descendant.
MRK 12:37	Jesus warned them about the scribes’ hypocritical actions.
MRK 12:40	Jesus told them that a poor widow’s tiny sacrificial offering was worth more in God’s sight than large amounts of money from rich people.
MRK 13:0	Jesus prophesied that the Temple would be completely destroyed.
MRK 13:2	Jesus taught his disciples about the events that will precede his coming again.
MRK 14:0	The Jewish leaders planned how they could arrest Jesus without starting a riot.
MRK 14:2	Jesus commended a woman who extravagantly anointed Jesus in anticipation of his death. The chief priests agreed to pay Judas if he would help them seize Jesus.
MRK 14:11	Two disciples followed Jesus’ instructions and prepared the Passover meal.
MRK 14:17	During the Passover meal, Jesus prophesied that one disciple would betray him, and he gave them the bread and wine which he said represented his body and blood which would be sacrificed.
MRK 14:26	Jesus predicted that Peter would deny three times that he knew Jesus.
MRK 14:31	While the disciples slept, Jesus prayed that God would spare him from the coming suffering.
MRK 14:42	Judas betrayed Jesus.
MRK 14:48-49	Mark ran away.
MRK 14:52	After witnesses accusing Jesus contradicted each other, Jesus said that he was the man who was also God, the Messiah, after which they decided that Jesus must die.
MRK 14:65	As Jesus predicted, Peter denied three times that he knew Jesus.
MRK 15:0	In the governor Pilate’s presence Jesus refused to answer accusations against him.
MRK 15:5	At the crowd’s insistence, Pilate released a criminal, and gave orders that Jesus should be crucified.
MRK 15:15	The soldiers ridiculed Jesus as being a king.
MRK 15:20	After they crucified Jesus the soldiers gambled for his clothing.
MRK 15:24	People passing by, as well as the Jewish leaders and two criminals crucified with Jesus, insulted him.
MRK 15:32	As several women who had accompanied Jesus watched, he died, after which the Temple curtain split into two parts, and the Roman officer pronounced that Jesus was the Son of God.
MRK 15:40-41	Several women watched as Joseph and others buried Jesus’ body in a cave after getting permission from Pilate.
MRK 16:0	Two days later several women were astonished to find Jesus’ tomb empty.
MRK 16:8	Jesus rebuked the disciples for not believing the reports of his being alive again.
MRK 16:14	Miracles began to happen after Jesus instructed his disciples to preach the gospel everywhere and he told them that miracles would accompany their ministry.
LUK 1:0	Luke 1:1-4
LUK 1:0	Luke told Theophilus why he was writing about all that Jesus did.
LUK 1:4	An angel told Zechariah that his wife Elizabeth would bear a son, John.
LUK 1:25	An angel told a virgin named Mary that she would bear a son, to be named Jesus.
LUK 1:38	Mary visited Elizabeth.
LUK 1:45	Mary praised God.
LUK 1:56	What happened when John was born.
LUK 1:66	Zechariah praised God and predicted what his son would do.
LUK 2:0	Jesus was born in Bethlehem.
LUK 2:6-7	Responding to the angel’s announcement, shepherds went to see Jesus.
LUK 2:20	They circumcised Jesus and presented him to the Lord.
LUK 2:24	Simeon prophesied about what Jesus would do.
LUK 2:35	Anna praised God for Jesus and told others about him.
LUK 2:38	Jesus grew up in Nazareth.
LUK 2:40	What Jesus did in the Temple when he was a boy.
LUK 3:0	s1 The beginning of John the Baptizer’s ministry
LUK 3:20	John baptized Jesus.
LUK 3:22	The list of Jesus’ ancestors.
LUK 4:0	Luke 4:1-13
LUK 4:0	Jesus refused to do the things that Satan suggested to him.
LUK 4:13	Jesus began his work in Galilee district.
LUK 4:15	The people of Jesus’ hometown tried to kill him after he rebuked them for rejecting him.
LUK 4:30	Jesus expelled an evil spirit.
LUK 4:37	Jesus healed Simon’s mother-in-law and many others.
LUK 4:41	Jesus told them that he had to preach in other towns.
LUK 5:0	Jesus chose some fishermen to be his disciples.
LUK 5:11	Jesus healed a leper and enabled him to associate with people again.
LUK 5:16	By healing a paralyzed man Jesus showed that he had authority to forgive sins, too.
LUK 5:26	Jesus answered criticism about associating with sinful people.
LUK 5:32	Jesus explained that people could not follow both their old customs and his new teaching.
LUK 6:0	Jesus explained why he had authority to decide what his disciples should do on the Sabbath day.
LUK 6:11	Jesus chose twelve apostles.
LUK 6:16	Jesus taught them which people God would be pleased with and which people he would be displeased with.
LUK 6:26	Jesus taught how we should act toward those who are not kind to us.
LUK 6:36	Jesus taught that we should not decide how God should punish others.
LUK 6:42	Jesus taught that what people do reflects their inner thoughts.
LUK 6:45	Jesus taught why it is necessary to obey his teaching, not just listen to it.
LUK 7:0	Jesus healed a man without going to his house because the man’s master believed that Jesus could do that.
LUK 7:10	Jesus caused a widow’s son to become alive again.
LUK 7:17	Jesus taught about his ministry and the ministry of John the Baptizer.
LUK 7:35	Jesus told why he appreciated the sinful woman pouring perfume on his feet.
LUK 8:0	The list of women who helped Jesus.
LUK 8:3	The story about four different kinds of soil.
LUK 8:8	Jesus explained that the story represented different ways people respond to his teaching.
LUK 8:15	Jesus explained the need to make his truth clear to others.
LUK 8:18	Jesus told them that some people are as dear to him as his own relatives.
LUK 8:21	Jesus calmed a storm.
LUK 8:25	Jesus expelled many demons from a man.
LUK 8:39	Jesus caused a young girl to become alive again, and healed a woman who had been bleeding for years.
LUK 9:0	Jesus sent out his apostles to teach and heal people.
LUK 9:6	Herod was uncertain about who was doing these miracles.
LUK 9:11	Jesus fed over 5,000 people miraculously.
LUK 9:17	After Peter expressed his belief that Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus predicted his own death and resurrection.
LUK 9:27	Jesus talked with Moses and Elijah.
LUK 9:36	Jesus expelled a demon from a boy.
LUK 9:43	Jesus predicted his arrest.
LUK 9:45	Jesus told his disciples who is really great in God’s sight.
LUK 9:48	Jesus told them not to forbid others from expelling demons.
LUK 9:50	People in a Samaritan town refused to welcome Jesus.
LUK 9:56	Jesus told three people what it would cost them if they became his disciples.
LUK 10:0	Jesus instructed 72 other disciples before sending them out.
LUK 10:12	Jesus warned the unbelievers in three towns.
LUK 10:16	Jesus commented on their ministry after the 72 returned.
LUK 10:24	Jesus taught that we must show our love to everyone, even ones we do not like to associate with.
LUK 10:37	Jesus rebuked Martha for being too concerned about household chores.
LUK 11:0	Jesus taught his disciples about prayer.
LUK 11:13	Jesus taught people various things about demons.
LUK 11:28	Jesus rebuked the people for wanting more miracles.
LUK 11:36	Jesus rebuked the Jewish leaders for only pretending to be good.
LUK 12:0	Jesus warned the people not to be like the Pharisees.
LUK 12:3	Jesus told them not to be afraid to tell others of their faith in him.
LUK 12:12	Jesus warned them about being greedy.
LUK 12:21	Jesus told his disciples not to worry about the things that they need.
LUK 12:34	Jesus told them that they should be ready for his return.
LUK 12:48	Jesus warned that people would face opposition even within their own families.
LUK 12:53	Jesus told the people that they needed to settle their relationship with God before it was too late.
LUK 13:0	Jesus warned people that God would punish them if they did not turn from their sinful lives.
LUK 13:5	Jesus warned that he would punish the Jews for not showing that they appreciated God’s blessings.
LUK 13:9	Jesus told a synagogue leader that he was being hypocritical regarding working on the Sabbath.
LUK 13:17	Jesus gave two illustrations about God’s rule over people’s lives.
LUK 13:21	Jesus warns that not all people who think that they will go to heaven will go there.
LUK 13:30	Jesus stated that it was necessary for him to die as a prophet in Jerusalem.
LUK 14:0	Jesus told the Jewish leaders that they were being hypocritical about not helping people on the Sabbath.
LUK 14:6	Jesus taught that we should not try to make ourselves seem important.
LUK 14:11	Jesus taught that we should share with others who cannot repay us.
LUK 14:14	Jesus taught that many Jews would reject God’s invitation to come to him.
LUK 14:24	Jesus warned that it would be difficult to be his disciple.
LUK 14:33	Jesus warned about losing our usefulness to God.
LUK 15:0	Jesus taught that God is pleased when people turn from their sinful behavior.
LUK 15:10	Jesus taught the Jewish leaders that they also ought to be glad when people turn from their sinful ways.
LUK 16:0	Jesus taught that we should handle our money in ways that are pleasing to God.
LUK 16:13	Jesus taught that God’s laws are permanent.
LUK 16:18	Jesus warned what would happen to those who did not share their possessions with poor people.
LUK 17:0	Jesus warned about God punishing those who cause others to sin.
LUK 17:4	Jesus taught them what big things they could accomplish if they had true faith.
LUK 17:6	Jesus taught that we should serve God faithfully without expecting to be thanked.
LUK 17:10	Jesus healed ten lepers, but only a non-Jewish one thanked him.
LUK 17:19	Jesus taught that God’s rule is within our lives.
LUK 17:21	Jesus told his disciples that without warning he would return and judge people.
LUK 18:0	Jesus taught about continuing to believe that God will answer prayer.
LUK 18:8	Jesus taught about not thinking that we are better than others in God’s sight.
LUK 18:14	Jesus taught about accepting God’s rule in our lives as easily as little children do.
LUK 18:17	Jesus taught that rich people do not easily let God rule their lives.
LUK 18:30	Jesus again predicted his death and resurrection.
LUK 18:34	Jesus healed a blind man.
LUK 19:0	Zacchaeus changed his way of life after talking with Jesus.
LUK 19:10	Jesus taught about being willing to take risks in using what he has given us.
LUK 19:27	Jesus entered Jerusalem humbly, but like a king.
LUK 19:40	Jesus prophesied that Jerusalem would be destroyed.
LUK 19:44	Jesus expelled the merchants from the Temple courtyard, and taught there.
LUK 20:0	Jesus refused to answer a question about his authority.
LUK 20:8	Jesus told a parable about how God would punish those who reject him.
LUK 20:18	Jesus foiled their attempts to trap him when they asked a question about paying taxes.
LUK 20:26	Jesus foiled their attempt to trap him with a question about the resurrection.
LUK 20:40	Jesus showed them that the Messiah must be greater than King David.
LUK 20:44	Jesus warned them not to show off like the teachers of the Jewish laws did.
LUK 21:0	Jesus taught that God commends people who give to him sacrificially.
LUK 21:3-4	Jesus warned about the terrible things that will happen before he returns.
LUK 21:19	Jesus predicted that Jerusalem would be destroyed.
LUK 21:24	Jesus told about frightening things that will happen before he returns.
LUK 21:28	Jesus taught them how to know when his return was near.
LUK 21:33	Jesus taught how to be ready for his return.
LUK 22:0	Judas agreed to put Jesus into his enemies’ hands.
LUK 22:6	Jesus arranged for his disciples to prepare the Passover meal.
LUK 22:13	Jesus told his disciples how they should remember his death for them.
LUK 22:23	Jesus taught the apostles that they should imitate him by serving each other humbly.
LUK 22:30	Jesus predicted that Peter would say that he did not know Jesus.
LUK 22:34	Jesus warned his disciples that they would soon face opposition.
LUK 22:38	Luke 22:39-46
LUK 22:46	Jesus’ enemies captured him.
LUK 22:52-53	Peter said three times that he did not know Jesus.
LUK 22:62	The soldiers made fun of Jesus.
LUK 22:65	The Jewish leaders asked Jesus about his identity.
LUK 23:0	Jesus was accused before Pilate, the Roman governor.
LUK 23:5	After Pilate sent Jesus to Herod, Jesus refused to answer Herod’s questions.
LUK 23:12	Pilate was unsuccessful in his efforts to set Jesus free.
LUK 23:25	The soldiers nailed Jesus to a cross.
LUK 23:31	The things that happened when Jesus died.
LUK 23:49	Joseph and others buried Jesus while some women watched.
LUK 24:0	Some women discovered that Jesus had become alive again.
LUK 24:12	Jesus appeared to two disciples as they were walking to Emmaus.
LUK 24:35	Jesus appeared to many of his disciples and taught them more and gave them other instructions.
LUK 24:49	Jesus left his disciples and returned to heaven.
JHN 1:0	John 1:1-18
JHN 1:0	This book is about Jesus, who was eternally with God but also became a human being to reveal God to mankind.
JHN 1:18	When religious authorities asked John about his identity, he said he was preparing people for the coming of the Messiah, who was much more important than himself.
JHN 1:28	John the Baptizer announced that Jesus was the one who would become a sacrifice to remove guilt for sin, and how God had confirmed that Jesus was the Son of God.
JHN 1:34	After John declared again that Jesus would be a sacrifice to remove guilt for sin, four men decided to become Jesus’ disciples.
JHN 1:42	Jesus told Nathaniel that he knew about him supernaturally, but that he would do things that were more surprising than that.
JHN 2:0	In Cana Jesus did his first miracle, turning water into delicious wine.
JHN 2:11	Jesus and others went to Capernaum and stayed there several days.
JHN 2:12	After Jesus expelled the merchants from the temple, the Jewish leaders wanted him to do a miracle to show by what authority he did that. He told them metaphorically that he would become alive again three days after he died.
JHN 3:0	Jesus told Nicodemus that people needed to be born again spiritually to have eternal life.
JHN 3:15	God sent his Son into the world to save everyone who trusts in him.
JHN 3:21	When many people began to become Jesus’ disciples, and John the Baptizer declared that Jesus was greater than he, the Jewish leaders rejected John’s and Jesus’ testimony that Jesus was equal to God.
JHN 4:0	John 4:1-30
JHN 4:0	While Jesus talked with a Samaritan woman, he showed by his God-given knowledge of her personal life that he is the life-giving Messiah.
JHN 4:30	Jesus told his disciples that what sustained him was doing his Father’s will, which meant convincing non-Jewish people to believe in him.
JHN 4:38	Many Samaritans believed that Jesus was the Messiah.
JHN 4:42	After Jesus healed an official’s son, the official and his family believed that Jesus is the Messiah.
JHN 5:0	The Jewish leaders did not like the fact that Jesus healed a paralyzed man on the Sabbath day.
JHN 5:13	The Jewish leaders became very angry with Jesus for saying that he was the man who was also God.
JHN 5:18	Jesus replied to their objections by stating five reasons why they should believe that he is the ◄Son of/man who was also► God.
JHN 6:0	Jesus miraculously fed more than 5,000 people.
JHN 6:15	Jesus miraculously walked on the water.
JHN 6:24	Jesus taught them figuratively of the need for them to take for themselves the benefits of his sacrificing himself and shedding his blood to atone for their sins.
JHN 6:59	Some of Jesus’ disciples left him because of this teaching.
JHN 7:0	Jesus rejected his younger brothers’ suggestion that he go immediately to Jerusalem.
JHN 7:9	Jesus went to the celebration.
JHN 7:13	After Jesus taught people, the Jewish leaders wanted to arrest him, but many others believed he was the Messiah.
JHN 7:36	Many people were divided after Jesus said that the Spirit would produce eternal life within those who come to him.
JHN 8:0	Jesus evaded a trap about condemning a woman who had been caught committing adultery.
JHN 8:11	Jesus replied to the Pharisees’ objection to his claim to be like a light for the people of the world.
JHN 8:20	Jesus replied to the Pharisees’ continued rejection of Jesus’ claims about himself.
JHN 8:30	Jesus told his critics which people were true believers like Abraham and which ones really were serving Satan.
JHN 9:0	Jesus healed a man who was born blind.
JHN 9:12	The Pharisees investigated the healing of the blind man.
JHN 10:0	Jesus explained why he is like a good shepherd.
JHN 10:21	The Jewish leaders tried to kill or arrest Jesus for claiming that he was equal with God.
JHN 11:0	Jesus’ friend, Lazarus, died.
JHN 11:16	Lazarus’ sisters expressed disappointment that Jesus did not come and heal Lazarus before he died.
JHN 11:40	Jesus caused Lazarus to be alive again.
JHN 11:48	The Jewish leaders decided to kill Jesus.
JHN 12:0	A woman anointed Jesus with perfume
JHN 12:8	The Jewish leaders decided to kill Lazarus, too.
JHN 12:11	Jesus entered Jerusalem as a king, but a humble one.
JHN 12:19	Jesus told some Greeks what people who wanted to be his disciples had to be ready to do.
JHN 12:28	God encouraged Jesus about his coming death by a voice from heaven.
JHN 12:36	Most of the Jewish leaders continued to reject Jesus’ message.
JHN 12:43	Jesus warned that God would condemn those who rejected his message.
JHN 13:0	Jesus washed the disciples’ feet as an example of humble service to each other.
JHN 13:17	Jesus predicted that one of them would betray him to his enemies.
JHN 13:30	Jesus commanded his disciples that they should love each other.
JHN 13:35	Jesus also prophesied that Peter would deny that he knew Jesus.
JHN 14:0	Jesus encouraged his disciples and told them that he is the only way to the Father.
JHN 14:14	Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit to them.
JHN 15:0	Jesus taught them that they needed to remain closely united to him in order to live in a way that would please God.
JHN 15:17	Jesus taught them that those who were opposed to God would hate them, too.
JHN 16:4	Jesus told them some things that the Holy Spirit would do.
JHN 16:15	Jesus told them that after he left they would be sad, but that they would later be joyful when they saw him again.
JHN 17:0	Jesus prayed that God would honor him.
JHN 17:5	Jesus prayed that God would protect his disciples.
JHN 17:19	Jesus prayed for future believers.
JHN 18:0	They seized Jesus in a grove of olive trees.
JHN 18:11	They took Jesus to be questioned by Annas, the former high priest.
JHN 18:14	Peter denied that he was Jesus’ disciple.
JHN 18:18	The High Priest questioned Jesus.
JHN 18:24	Peter denied two more times that he knew Jesus.
JHN 18:27	Pilate the governor questioned Jesus.
JHN 19:0	Pilate finally permitted them to crucify Jesus.
JHN 19:16	They nailed Jesus to a cross.
JHN 19:24	Jesus entrusted his mother to John’s care.
JHN 19:27	Jesus died.
JHN 19:37	Joseph and others put Jesus’ body in a cave.
JHN 20:0	On Sunday morning they discovered that Jesus’ tomb was empty.
JHN 20:9	Jesus appeared to Mary from Magdala.
JHN 20:18	Jesus appeared to many of his disciples.
JHN 20:25	Jesus appeared to all of his disciples, including Thomas.
JHN 20:29	John stated the purpose of this book.
JHN 21:0	Jesus appeared to seven disciples and enabled them miraculously to catch a lot of fish.
JHN 21:14	Jesus asked Peter three times if he really loved Jesus. Then Jesus told Peter how Peter would die.
JHN 21:19	Peter asked Jesus what would happen to John.
JHN 21:23	A statement about the truth and accuracy of this document.
ACT 1:0	Acts 1:1-3
ACT 1:0	Luke referred to the Gospel he had written to Theophilus.
ACT 1:3	Jesus commanded his apostles to wait for the Holy Spirit.
ACT 1:5	Jesus said that they would tell about him everywhere, and then he ascended to heaven.
ACT 1:9	Angels told the apostles that Jesus would return later.
ACT 1:11	The apostles and other believers often prayed together.
ACT 1:14	Peter told them why someone must replace Judas.
ACT 1:17	How Judas died.
ACT 1:19	Peter quoted from the Psalms about Judas.
ACT 1:20	Peter concluded that they needed to choose a man to replace Judas.
ACT 1:22	Jesus’ followers prayed and then chose Matthias to replace Judas.
ACT 2:0	The Holy Spirit came and enabled the disciples to speak other languages.
ACT 2:4	Jews from many places were amazed to hear their native languages spoken by the believers.
ACT 2:13	Peter said that the prophet Joel foretold what the Holy Spirit would do.
ACT 2:21	Peter said, “You killed Jesus but God caused him to live again.”
ACT 2:24	David foretold that the Messiah would rejoice about becoming alive again.
ACT 2:28	Peter explained that David wrote that the Messiah would become alive again.
ACT 2:31	Peter said, “Jesus has abundantly given us the Holy Spirit, shown by what you see and hear.”
ACT 2:35	Peter said, “Know surely that God has made this Jesus both Lord and Messiah.”
ACT 2:36	Peter told them to repent, and said that believers would baptize them.
ACT 2:40	Many people became believers and joined the other believers.
ACT 2:42	The apostles performed miracles, all the believers shared everything, and the Lord helped them.
ACT 3:0	Peter healed a lame man, so the people were amazed.
ACT 3:8	The people were amazed.
ACT 3:11	Peter explained that Jesus healed the man, and they should repent.
ACT 3:16	Peter told the people to repent.
ACT 4:0	Jewish leaders arrested Peter and John, but many people became believers.
ACT 4:4	Jewish leaders questioned Peter and John about healing the lame man.
ACT 4:7	Peter told them that Jesus healed the man and only Jesus could save people.
ACT 4:12	The Jewish leaders realized that Peter and John had been associating with Jesus.
ACT 4:14	The Jewish leaders commanded the two apostles to stop teaching people about Jesus.
ACT 4:18	Peter and John said that they needed to continue speaking about Jesus.
ACT 4:20	The Jewish leaders threatened to punish Peter and John and then released them.
ACT 4:21-22	The believers talked to God about those who opposed him and them.
ACT 4:28	The believers asked God to help them speak boldly to people about Jesus.
ACT 4:30	God shook the place where they were, and his Spirit enabled them to speak his words boldly.
ACT 4:31	The believers shared everything, and the apostles told others about Jesus.
ACT 4:35	Joseph Barnabas sold a field and brought the money to the apostles.
ACT 5:0	Ananias pretended to give the apostles all the money from selling a field.
ACT 5:2	People were terrified when they saw or heard that Ananias had died.
ACT 5:6	Sapphira also died because she lied, and some men buried her beside her husband.
ACT 5:11	The apostles healed many people, and many people believed in Jesus.
ACT 5:16	Jewish leaders jailed the apostles, but an angel freed them to teach people.
ACT 5:21	The Jewish leaders were perplexed because the apostles were not in jail.
ACT 5:24	After finding them, the leaders brought the apostles back to question them.
ACT 5:26	Peter and the other apostles said that they must obey God.
ACT 5:33	After beating the apostles, they followed Gamaliel’s advice and released them.
ACT 5:40	The apostles rejoiced and continued to tell others about Jesus.
ACT 6:0	The believers neglected the Greek-speaking widows.
ACT 6:1	The apostles told the other believers to choose men to care for those widows.
ACT 6:4	The apostles appointed seven men to care for the widows’ needs.
ACT 6:6	The number of people who were becoming believers increased greatly.
ACT 6:7	People opposed Stephen, but could not refute his arguments.
ACT 6:10	People persuaded some men to falsely accuse Stephen.
ACT 6:14	The people saw Stephen’s face shining like the face of an angel.
ACT 7:0	Stephen started to answer the high priest’s accusations by talking about Abraham.
ACT 7:4	God promised to give the land to Abraham and his descendants.
ACT 7:5	God told Abraham that later on he would deliver his descendants from Egypt.
ACT 7:7	God commanded the ceremony of circumcision for Abraham and his descendants.
ACT 7:8	God helped Joseph, so Pharaoh appointed him to govern Egypt.
ACT 7:10	There was a famine in Canaan, so Jacob’s family moved to Egypt.
ACT 7:15	When Jacob and his sons died, people buried them in Canaan.
ACT 7:16	An Egyptian king who did not know about Joseph began to oppress the Israelites.
ACT 7:19	Moses, who grew up as an Egyptian, spoke and acted powerfully.
ACT 7:22	Moses killed an Egyptian, so he had to flee to Midian.
ACT 7:29	God commanded Moses to rescue the Jewish people from Egypt.
ACT 7:34	God sent Moses to lead Israel and tell them of the Prophet who would come.
ACT 7:38	Israel rejected Moses, so God rejected them and said that he would punish them.
ACT 7:43	The Israelite people worshipped God at the tent Moses built and later in the temple that Solomon built.
ACT 7:47	People can worship God anywhere, not only at certain places.
ACT 7:49-50	Stephen said that those who were listening to him were opposing God.
ACT 7:53	All the people there became very angry with Stephen.
ACT 7:54	After Stephen said that he could see Jesus standing beside God in heaven, they stoned him.
ACT 7:59	He asked the Lord to forgive them, and he died. The disciples fled, some men buried Stephen, and Saul harassed believers. But the believers preached about Jesus wherever they were scattered.
ACT 8:3	Many Samaritans heeded Philip’s words and rejoiced.
ACT 8:8	Philip baptized many Samaritans, including a sorcerer.
ACT 8:13	Samaritan believers received the power of the Holy Spirit.
ACT 8:17	Peter denounced Simon the sorcerer.
ACT 8:24	Peter and John preached to many Samaritans.
ACT 8:25	Philip met an Ethiopian official.
ACT 8:28	The official could not understand what he was reading.
ACT 8:31	Philip preached about Jesus to the official.
ACT 8:35	Philip baptized the official. Then the Spirit took Philip away.
ACT 8:39	Philip preached in towns from Azotus to Caesarea.
ACT 9:0	Saul asked the high priest to authorize him to arrest believers.
ACT 9:2	While Saul was traveling to Damascus, Jesus appeared to him and blinded him.
ACT 9:9	Saul could see again after Ananias had put his hands on him.
ACT 9:19	People there were astonished that Saul had believed in Jesus.
ACT 9:22	Saul escaped from those who plotted to kill him.
ACT 9:25	Barnabas introduced Saul to other believers in Jerusalem.
ACT 9:28	The believers sent Saul to Tarsus because some Jews tried to kill him.
ACT 9:30	The church in Israel had peace and many people believed.
ACT 9:31	Because Peter healed Aeneas, many people believed in Jesus.
ACT 9:35	Dorcas died.
ACT 9:37	Peter resurrected Dorcas.
ACT 10:0	Obeying an angel, Cornelius sent men to summon Peter.
ACT 10:8	Peter’s vision.
ACT 10:16	The Holy Spirit commanded Peter to go with the non-Jewish men.
ACT 10:23	Peter went with the men and met Cornelius.
ACT 10:26	Peter asked why they had sent for him.
ACT 10:29	Cornelius told about his vision.
ACT 10:33	Peter reminded them of what they knew about Jesus.
ACT 10:38	Peter said that God would forgive the sins of all who believe in Jesus.
ACT 10:43	The Holy Spirit came down on the non-Jewish believers.
ACT 11:0	Some Jewish believers criticized Peter.
ACT 11:3	Peter told about his vision.
ACT 11:10	Peter said that the Holy Spirit came to be with the non-Jewish believers. Peter accepted those non-Jews as fellow believers.
ACT 11:17	They praised God that he also saves non-Jewish people.
ACT 11:18	Many non-Jews in Antioch believed in the Lord Jesus.
ACT 11:21	Barnabas encouraged the believers at Antioch.
ACT 11:24	Barnabas and Saul taught many believers at Antioch.
ACT 11:26	Believers in Antioch helped needy believers in Judea.
ACT 12:0	Herod had James killed and Peter put in prison.
ACT 12:4	An angel freed Peter from prison.
ACT 12:11	Peter reported to the other believers.
ACT 12:17	Herod commanded soldiers to execute the guards.
ACT 12:19	An angel caused Herod to die.
ACT 12:23	Many people heard God’s message and became believers. Barnabas and Saul returned to Antioch from Jerusalem.
ACT 13:0	The Holy Spirit commanded Barnabas and Saul to go on a mission.
ACT 13:3	Barnabas and Saul preached the gospel in Jewish meetings place on Cyprus.
ACT 13:5	Saul-Paul denounced a sorcerer, and an official believed in Jesus.
ACT 13:12	The leaders of the Jewish meeting place in Antioch asked Paul and Barnabas to speak to them.
ACT 13:15	Paul said that God helped Israel and gave them the land of Canaan.
ACT 13:20	Paul told about God’s removing Saul and appointing David to be Israel’s king.
ACT 13:22	Paul said that God sent David’s descendant, Jesus, to Israel to save them.
ACT 13:25	Paul said that God resurrected Jesus and caused many people to see him.
ACT 13:31	Paul said that God had done what he had promised that he would do by resurrecting Jesus.
ACT 13:37	Paul informed them that God would forgive their sins if they believed in Jesus.
ACT 13:41	People asked Paul and Barnabas to speak to them again the next Jewish day of rest.
ACT 13:43	Many non-Jews believed in Jesus and told others about him.
ACT 13:49	People expelled the apostles, but the believers continued on.
ACT 14:0	Paul and Barnabas preached the gospel and performed miracles in Iconium.
ACT 14:3	Before people could attack the apostles, they escaped to Lystra and Derbe.
ACT 14:7	God enabled Paul to heal a lame man.
ACT 14:10	The apostles stopped the people from worshipping them.
ACT 14:18	Some Jews incited people to stone Paul at Lystra.
ACT 14:20	The apostles revisited believers and appointed leaders.
ACT 14:23	Paul and Barnabas reported to the believers at Syrian Antioch.
ACT 15:0	Some Jewish believers said that God will save only people who are circumcised.
ACT 15:2	Paul and Barnabas reported what God had enabled them to do.
ACT 15:4	Some Jewish believers said that non-Jewish believers must obey Moses’ laws.
ACT 15:5	Peter told about non-Jews becoming believers when he preached to them.
ACT 15:11	Barnabas and Paul reported what God had helped them to do among the non-Jews.
ACT 15:12	James recommended what they should tell the non-Jewish believers.
ACT 15:21	The church leaders sent messengers with a letter to non-Jewish believers.
ACT 15:29	The letter and messengers encouraged the believers at Antioch.
ACT 15:32	Paul and Barnabas continued to teach and preach in Antioch.
ACT 15:35	Paul and Barnabas separated, and Paul chose Silas.
ACT 16:0	Paul chose Timothy to work with him and Silas.
ACT 16:3	Paul, Silas and Timothy told believers in Galatia what the church leaders had decided.
ACT 16:5	Because of a vision in Troas, Paul went to preach in Macedonia.
ACT 16:10	Paul’s company went from Troas to Philippi.
ACT 16:12	Paul preached the gospel and Lydia became a believer.
ACT 16:15	Paul expelled a demon from a slave girl, so officials imprisoned Paul and Silas.
ACT 16:24	Paul and Silas helped the jailer and his household to become believers.
ACT 16:32-34	Paul and Silas encouraged the believers and then left Philippi.
ACT 17:0	In Thessalonica, Paul convinced many people that Jesus is the Messiah.
ACT 17:4	Some Jews there incited people to oppose Paul and Silas.
ACT 17:9	In Berea, Paul helped many Jews and non-Jews to believe in Jesus.
ACT 17:12	Jews from Thessalonica incited people to oppose Paul.
ACT 17:15	In Athens, idols distressed Paul, so he talked to many people about Jesus.
ACT 17:17	When Paul talked about Jesus, he perplexed some teachers.
ACT 17:18	Athens Council members asked Paul to explain what he had been teaching.
ACT 17:21	Paul told them about the God whom they did not know.
ACT 17:31	Some Council members believed in Jesus.
ACT 18:0	In Corinth, Paul helped many people to become believers.
ACT 18:4	Paul helped many non-Jews become believers.
ACT 18:8	Jesus commanded Paul to continue speaking about him, so Paul did that.
ACT 18:11	Gallio refused to judge Paul.
ACT 18:17	At Ephesus, Paul parted from Priscilla and Aquila.
ACT 18:21	Paul visited Jerusalem, then he went on to Antioch in Syria and then he returned to visit the believers throughout Galatia and Phrygia.
ACT 18:23	Priscilla and Aquila instructed Apollos about the gospel.
ACT 18:26	Apollos helped believers in Achaia.
ACT 19:0	Paul helped some men to become real believers in Jesus.
ACT 19:7	Paul helped many people in Asia province to hear the gospel.
ACT 19:10	God enabled Paul to do amazing miracles.
ACT 19:12	People honored Jesus’ name, after Jewish exorcists misused it and failed.
ACT 19:17	Many believers confessed their former sins and burned their books of magic.
ACT 19:22	Demetrius made silver shrines of the goddess Artemis.
ACT 19:24	Demetrius incited people to shout and to riot.
ACT 19:31	The crowd shouted, “Great is Artemis of the Ephesians!”
ACT 19:34	The city secretary quieted, warned and dismissed the crowd.
ACT 20:0	After being in Macedonia and Greece, Paul went to Troas.
ACT 20:6	At Troas, Paul encouraged believers by resurrecting Eutychus.
ACT 20:12	Paul and his companions traveled from Troas to Miletus.
ACT 20:16	Paul reminded the Ephesian elders how he had conducted himself and had taught them.
ACT 20:21	Paul told them that they would never see him again.
ACT 20:31	Paul entrusted them to God and to the message about God’s goodness.
ACT 20:35	Paul prayed with them and they sadly told him goodbye.
ACT 21:0	Paul, Luke and his other companions traveled from Miletus to Tyre.
ACT 21:3	At Tyre, believers warned Paul not to go to Jerusalem, but he went on anyway.
ACT 21:6	Paul and his companions sailed from Tyre to Caesarea.
ACT 21:9	The believers could not persuade Paul from going on to Jerusalem.
ACT 21:14	Paul and other believers went from Caesarea to Jerusalem.
ACT 21:16	Paul agreed with church leaders to perform a Jewish purifying ritual.
ACT 21:26	Some Jews seized Paul in the Temple courts.
ACT 21:30	Roman soldiers ran to where those Jews were trying to kill Paul.
ACT 21:32	After the commander arrested Paul, soldiers carried him towards the fort.
ACT 22:0	Paul defended his believing in Jesus, but the Jews wanted to kill him.
ACT 22:16	Paul told about the Lord’s commanding him to go to non-Jewish people.
ACT 22:22	Paul said that he was a Roman citizen, so soldiers did not flog him.
ACT 22:29	The commander’s soldiers brought Paul to the Jewish Council.
ACT 23:0	Paul apologized for unknowingly denouncing the high priest.
ACT 23:5	The commander rescued Paul from the Council members.
ACT 23:10	The Lord revealed that Paul would tell people about him in Rome.
ACT 23:11	Some Jews plotted to kill Paul.
ACT 23:15	Paul’s nephew warned that some Jews had plotted to kill Paul.
ACT 23:22	Many soldiers escorted Paul safely to Governor Felix at Caesarea.
ACT 24:0	Paul defended himself, and the governor Felix promised to judge him.
ACT 24:9	Paul disproved what they had said, but admitted that he was a Christian.
ACT 24:21	Governor Felix adjourned the trial.
ACT 24:23	Felix often talked to Paul, hoping that Paul would give him money.
ACT 25:0	Festus told the Jews to go and accuse Paul at Caesarea.
ACT 25:5	Paul appealed to Caesar, so Festus agreed to that.
ACT 25:12	Festus told King Agrippa about Paul.
ACT 25:22	Festus asked King Agrippa to tell him what to write to Caesar about Paul.
ACT 26:0	Paul requested that his hearers would listen to him.
ACT 26:3	Paul told about being a Pharisee who believed that God would resurrect people.
ACT 26:8	Paul told about how he had persecuted Christians.
ACT 26:11	Paul told how he had become a believer in Jesus.
ACT 26:18	Paul said that he obeyed what Jesus commanded him from heaven.
ACT 26:20	Paul said that he proclaimed what the prophets had written about the Messiah.
ACT 26:23	Paul talked to Festus and Agrippa, urging them to become believers in Jesus.
ACT 26:29	The officials said that Paul was innocent but must go to Rome.
ACT 27:0	Paul and other prisoners sailed from Caesarea to Crete.
ACT 27:8	Paul warned them not to travel on, but the ship’s officials decided to go on anyway.
ACT 27:20	Paul told them that an angel from God said that they would all survive.
ACT 27:26	Paul thwarted some sailors who tried to sneak ashore in the lifeboat.
ACT 27:32	Paul urged them to eat some food, so they did and then lightened the ship.
ACT 27:38	The waves began to break up the ship after it struck a shoal.
ACT 27:41	The officer saved Paul and commanded all to go to the shore, so they did that.
ACT 28:0	The Maltese thought that Paul was a god because a snake did not harm him.
ACT 28:6	Paul healed many Maltese, so they supplied what he and the others needed.
ACT 28:10	Paul and the others sailed to Puteoli, then went by land towards Rome.
ACT 28:14	Christians came out from Rome and escorted Paul into that city.
ACT 28:16	The Jewish leaders asked Paul to tell them about Christianity.
ACT 28:22	Paul told the Jews that non-Jews would believe the gospel.
ROM 1:0	Romans 1:1-7
ROM 1:0	I, Paul, an apostle whom God appointed to proclaim the good message about Jesus Christ, am writing this letter to all you believers who are in Rome. I pray that God will continue to act kindly toward you and grant you peace.
ROM 1:7	I thank God that people everywhere are talking about how you believers in Rome are trusting Jesus Christ. I pray that God will permit me to visit you soon. I want you to know that I have longed to visit you, but things have always prevented me from doing that. I am eager to proclaim the gospel to you who are living at Rome also.
ROM 1:15	I very confidently proclaim the good message about what Christ has done, both to Jews and non-Jews, because by that message God reveals his way of declaring all people righteous.
ROM 1:17	God is making it clear to all non-Jewish people who are godless and wicked that he is angry with them.
ROM 1:18	Everyone can clearly know what God is like; so no one has a basis for saying, “We never knew about God.”
ROM 1:23	So God let the non-Jewish people feel compelled to do disgraceful things, which resulted in their dishonoring their bodies sexually. He did this because they worshipped idols and things that were created instead of worshipping God. As a result of both men and women having unnatural sexual relations, they have been punished as they deserve.
ROM 1:27	The result of God’s letting people become obsessed by their own depraved thoughts was that they themselves began to do all manner of evil things that God says are improper. They even approve of others doing such things.
ROM 2:0	Any one of you Jews who condemns non-Jews for doing evil will be condemned by God, because you also do the same evil things.
ROM 2:5	Because God is not influenced by a person’s status, he will pay back each person according to what that person has done.
ROM 2:11	All non-Jews and all non-Jews will be eternally separated from God for their sin, since it is only those who have continually obeyed his laws whom God will justify.
ROM 2:16	It is disgusting that any one of you who has all the advantages of being a Jew would disobey God’s law and, by doing so, insult God.
ROM 2:24	God will consider non-Jews acceptable to him if they obey his laws, and such non-Jews will declare God is right in condemning those who disobey his laws, because it is only those who are changed inwardly who are true Jews and acceptable to God.
ROM 3:0	My reply to the objection that there is no advantage in being a Jew or being circumcised is that there is much advantage, especially since God entrusted his promises to us. My reply to the objection that God has not kept his promise is that he certainly has, for his promises are always true. My reply to the objection that it is not right for God to punish us Jews is that it certainly is right for him to punish us, because if God did not judge us Jews he could not judge anyone.
ROM 3:8	My reply to a query about whether God will treat Jews more favorably than non-Jews is no, because the Scriptures make clear that all people are condemned by God for their sin.
ROM 3:18	In summary, no one is able to object to God’s condemnation; everyone has been declared guilty by God.
ROM 3:20	Now God erases the record of sins of everyone, Jew and non-Jew, who trusts in what Jesus Christ has done for them. God presented Christ as the one who would atone for sins by dying on the cross.
ROM 3:26	So we are prevented from boasting that God saves us because of our obeying the Mosaic laws. And God will also accept non-Jews on the same basis. And by agreeing that people are declared righteous by their trusting in Christ, we actually confirm, not nullify, the Mosaic laws.
ROM 4:0	We can draw conclusions from Abraham’s life about how God erases the record of our sins. Abraham could not boast about his accomplishing that because the Scriptures record that it was because he believed what God promised that God erased the record of his sins. God’s doing that was a gift, not a reward.
ROM 4:8	This happiness of knowing that God has erased the record of our sins is also for the non-Jews. Remember that it was before Abraham was circumcised, when he was still in effect a non-Jew, that God did that. He later received circumcision simply as a sign of God having erased the record of his sins because of his faith. The result was that he became a spiritual father of all who believe in God as he did, whether they are circumcised or not.
ROM 4:12	It was because Abraham trusted in God that God erased the record of his sins and promised him many blessings. So what God promised is guaranteed to all, both Jews and non-Jews, who trust in God as Abraham did.
ROM 4:17	It was because Abraham confidently believed God’s promise to give him many descendants, when there was no physical basis for his hoping that this would happen, that God erased the record of his sins.
ROM 4:22	The words about God erasing the record of Abraham’s sins were written also to assure us who believe in God.
ROM 5:0	Because God has erased the record of our sins, we have peace with him, we experience his acting kindly toward us, we rejoice because we expect to receive God’s glory, and we even rejoice in suffering because we know the results that it brings.
ROM 5:5	Because Christ died for us ungodly people, he will certainly save us from God’s eternal punishment, and so we boast of what he has done for us.
ROM 5:11	Although the sin of one man, Adam, led to all people dying and God declaring that they deserved to be punished, Christ’s righteous act of obedience when he died led to many people experiencing God’s kindness and being declared righteous and living eternally, and it will also result in their ruling with Christ.
ROM 6:0	If someone were to say that perhaps we should continue to sin in order that God may continue to act more kindly toward us, I would reply that we who ought to consider ourselves unresponsive to sinful desires should certainly not continue sinning. We must keep remembering that it is as though our former sinful nature has ceased to function, and it is as though we have become unresponsive to sinful desires, living in a new way. So do not let the desire to commit sin control you. Instead, present yourselves to God to do righteous things.
ROM 6:14	If someone should conclude that people can sin now because they are not obligated to obey the Mosaic laws, I would say, “Certainly not!” Instead, let your minds compel your bodies to act righteously.
ROM 7:0	You know that after people die they are freed from being required to obey any law. Similarly, God has freed us from being required to obey all the Jewish rituals and laws.
ROM 7:6	My reply to the objection that the laws of Moses are evil because they cause us to sin is that the laws are holy and good; what the laws do are simply to reveal that what we are doing is sinful.
ROM 7:12	My reply to the objection that God’s law, being good, causes people to become spiritually dead is no, it is our desire to commit sin that causes us to sin and become spiritually dead.
ROM 7:13	The laws came from God’s Spirit, but you and I are influenced by our sinful natures. We often do not do the things that we desire, and we do the things that we detest because of a desire to sin that permeates us and prevents us from doing good, unless Christ frees us from being controlled by these desires.
ROM 8:0	God will not in any way condemn those who are united to Christ Jesus, because God’s Spirit has freed us from the inevitability of sinning and from spiritual death.
ROM 8:11	We are compelled to live as the Spirit directs, not as our self-directed nature directs, because if we do the latter we will be eternally separated from God, but if we cease doing the latter we will live eternally.
ROM 8:13	Because we who allow the Spirit of God to guide us are God’s children, we will also inherit eternal blessings from God.
ROM 8:17	Since everything that God has created is eagerly awaiting the time when he will reveal who are his true children, I consider that what we suffer now is not worth paying attention to.
ROM 8:25	God’s Spirit helps us when our spirits feel weak; he prays for us and God understands what his Spirit intends.
ROM 8:27	God works out all things in a way that produces good spiritual benefits for us who love him. He does this because, having known that we would be saved and thus we would have the character of his Son, he chose us and declared us righteous, and he will surely give us future splendor.
ROM 8:30	We must conclude from these things that no one can defeat us, and absolutely no one and nothing can separate us from Christ’s loving us and God’s loving us.
ROM 9:0	I tell you very sincerely that I grieve greatly about most of my fellow Israelites having rejected Christ. I would be willing to be separated from Christ if that would help them believe in him.
ROM 9:5	This does not prove that God has failed to do for Abraham what he promised, because, as Scripture illustrates, it is not all who are naturally descended from Jacob or Abraham whom God considers to be his children, but it is those who were born as a result of what God promised whom he considers his children.
ROM 9:13	As the Scriptures indicate, God’s choosing people depends not on their wishes or efforts. He helps whomever he wants to help, and he makes stubborn whomever he wants to make stubborn. We cannot conclude that God is unjust in choosing the ones he wants to choose.
ROM 9:18	My reply to anyone’s objection to this doctrine is that God has a right to carry out his purposes; he tolerated the people who caused him to be angry, in order that he might disclose how gloriously he acts toward those on whom he intends to have mercy.
ROM 9:29	The non-Jews found the way by which God could declare them righteous. The Jews did not succeed in fulfilling what the Mosaic laws require. Instead, they tried to find a way to be declared righteous by doing things in order that God would accept them.
ROM 10:0	My deep desire and earnest prayer is that God will save the Jews, who do not understand how to seek him correctly.
ROM 10:4	The message of Scripture is that those who confess publicly that Jesus is their Lord and who believe inwardly that God brought Jesus back to life will be saved, because God accepts people only because of their faith, Jews and non-Jews alike.
ROM 10:13	There may be those who object by saying, “If God does not send someone to preach to the Jews, they cannot ask Christ to save them.” My reply to them is that God has already sent people to preach about Christ to them, but most of the Jews have not accepted the gospel. However, some Jews do believe in Christ, and many other people are indeed hearing the message.
ROM 10:17	In reply to a question of whether the Jews have heard or understood about Christ, I would say that, as is supported by the Scriptures, they have heard it and should have understood it, because even non-Jews, who were not searching for God, understood it.
ROM 11:0	God has certainly not rejected all Jews. I am evidence of that. Just like in the past, there is also at the present time a small group of us Jews who have become believers.
ROM 11:6	The Scriptures confirm that the people of Israel as a whole did not find the way of being declared righteous, although those whom God had chosen did find it.
ROM 11:10	My reply to a question as to whether the result of the Jews’ unbelief is a permanent falling away from God is, “No! God is saving many non-Jews to make many Jews envious and seek to be saved.”
ROM 11:12	I highly esteem the work that God has called me to do as an apostle among you non-Jews. I hope that I will make my fellow Jews jealous, and as a result, some of them will be saved.
ROM 11:16	You non-Jews who trust in Jesus must not despise the Jews whom God has rejected. You must not become proud, but instead beware. God will not spare you if you fall away from him, and he will certainly act kindly toward the Jews if they trust in Christ.
ROM 11:24	I want you to know that all the people of Israel will some day be saved, as the Scriptures say will happen. God still loves them because of their ancestors. It is his purpose to act mercifully towards them as well as toward all non-Jews.
ROM 11:32	I marvel at how great God’s wisdom and knowledge are, and his decisions and actions toward us!
ROM 12:0	I appeal to you that you present yourselves to God by making yourselves like living sacrifices, which is the appropriate way to serve him. Do not let anything non-Christian determine how you act, but instead let God change your way of thinking.
ROM 12:2	Do not think about yourselves more highly than you should. Instead, think about yourselves sensibly, in a way that corresponds to the abilities that God has given to you because you trust in Christ. May we do diligently and cheerfully what God has given us the ability to do.
ROM 12:8	In the various ways in which you act toward people, love them sincerely.
ROM 12:18	Instead of avenging yourselves, allow God to avenge you; and instead of being overcome by something evil done to you, overcome evil deeds by doing good to those who do evil to you, because this is what the Scriptures command.
ROM 13:0	Be subject to civil authorities, because those who oppose them oppose what God has established and will bring punishment on themselves. Do what is good and then they will commend you. Give to all the authorities what you are obligated to give to them.
ROM 13:7	Do not leave any debt unpaid. Your only continual obligation is to love one another, because doing so fulfills all that God’s law requires.
ROM 13:10	Because it is time for us to be fully alert and active, we must quit doing wicked deeds. We must do those things that will help us resist that which is evil, we must live properly, and we must be like Christ.
ROM 14:0	Accept those who are not sure whether they are permitted to do certain things. Anyone who thinks that it is all right to eat all kinds of food must not despise those who do not think that, and those who do not think that it is all right to eat certain foods must not condemn those who do, because God has accepted them.
ROM 14:4	Each person should be fully convinced about observing special days, thinking and deciding for himself and not for others. We should try to please God by everything we do.
ROM 14:9	You should neither condemn nor despise your fellow believers who believe differently about religious regulations than you do, because it is God who will say whether he approves of what we have done.
ROM 14:12	Instead of condemning each other, decide not to do anything that might lead your fellow believer to sin by following your example and which would then cause others to speak evil of you.
ROM 14:18	Try to do what will help fellow believers to be at peace with each other and to grow spiritually. Do not destroy what God has done in others’ lives as a result of your eating certain things.
ROM 15:0	We should not be irritated by the practices of those who are uncertain whether God will condemn them for doing certain things that the Mosaic laws forbid. Instead, we should do things that please our fellow Christians, because Christ has set us an example.
ROM 15:4	May God enable you all to live harmoniously with each other.
ROM 15:6	Accept each other as Christ has accepted you, remembering that what Christ has done was both to help the Jews and to cause non-Jews to praise God.
ROM 15:12	May God make you completely joyful and peaceful in order that you may confidently expect him to do what he has promised.
ROM 15:13	I have written frankly to you in this letter because of what God has kindly commissioned me to do among non-Jews.
ROM 15:16	I am happy about my work for God that I have now completed in this region by proclaiming the gospel in places where people have not heard about Christ.
ROM 15:21	Because of this work, I have often been hindered from visiting you, but I hope to see you as I journey through your area and I hope that you will give me what I need for my next journey. But now I am about to go to Jerusalem to take funds to God’s people there. So later I will visit you in Rome, and I know that Christ will bless us there.
ROM 15:29	I urge you to pray fervently that God will protect me from the unbelieving Jews in Judea and that God’s people there will accept the money that I take to them, and also that I may be refreshed by visiting you. May God be with you all.
ROM 16:0	I am introducing and commending Phoebe to you, and I ask that you receive her as a fellow believer and that you give her whatever she needs.
ROM 16:2	I send my greetings to many individuals among the believers there. All the congregations in this area also send their greetings to you.
ROM 16:16	Note those who are causing quarrels among you and those who cause people to turn away from God. Avoid them, because they only want to satisfy their own desires and deceive those who do not suspect their motives. If you avoid such people, God will soon crush Satan under your feet.
ROM 16:20	Several of those who are with me send their greetings.
ROM 16:23-24	We should forever praise the One who alone is God, who alone is truly wise.
CO1 1:0	1 Corinthians 1:1-3
CO1 1:0	As your apostle, I greet you Corinthian believers, and I desire that God bless you.
CO1 1:3	I thank God for you and for all the spiritual abilities that he has given you.
CO1 1:9	Stop dividing into groups in your congregations on the basis of which Christian leader you favor.
CO1 1:17	The message about Christ dying on the cross is the means of saving us who believe it.
CO1 1:19	Some people think that the message about Christ is foolish, but to us whom God has chosen, it shows God’s power.
CO1 1:25	God chose mostly despised, not important, people to belong to Christ; so you should boast only about him.
CO1 2:0	God showed that my message was true by the powerful things that he did, not because I spoke in a way that would make people think highly of me.
CO1 2:5	Unbelievers do not consider that my message is wise, because I speak what God’s Spirit reveals to me.
CO1 3:0	I was unable to teach you difficult concepts, because you were controlled by your self-directed nature, as evidenced by your quarreling about which leader you should be loyal to.
CO1 3:4	I preached the gospel to you first, and Apollos followed, but we are both serving God equally.
CO1 3:9	Each one who teaches believers must examine what he is teaching them because God will reward him only if his teaching is valuable and long-lasting.
CO1 3:15	God will destroy anyone who destroys the unity of a congregation.
CO1 3:17	Stop being proud of one Christian leader or another, because we are all just working for your benefit.
CO1 4:0	Stop evaluating your leaders’ value; do not be proud of one and despise another.
CO1 4:7	It is disgusting that you are so proud of your spiritual gifts and that you despise us apostles.
CO1 4:13	Imitate the way in which I serve Christ.
CO1 4:17	I hope you will change your thinking, so I do not have to punish you when I come there.
CO1 5:0	You should expel the man in your congregation who has acted so immorally.
CO1 5:5	Make sure that no one in your congregation is acting immorally or maliciously or wickedly.
CO1 5:8	Expel wicked people from your congregation.
CO1 6:0	It is disgusting that you prosecute fellow believers and let judges who are not believers decide your cases.
CO1 6:6	God has freed you from your former sinful behavior, so remember that he will exclude from his kingdom those who engage in all kinds of sinful behavior.
CO1 6:11	Because the Lord wants us to use our bodies in ways that please him, we must avoid all sexually immoral acts.
CO1 7:0	Married people should not deprive their spouses of sexual relations, except under special conditions.
CO1 7:7	It is all right to get married, but it is wrong to get divorced. However, you should not force an unbelieving spouse to keep living with you.
CO1 7:16	In general, each person should remain in the status that he had before he became a believer.
CO1 7:24	It is not sinful to get married, but married people will have a lot of problems.
CO1 7:28	We believers should not devote our time to the affairs of this life.
CO1 7:31	It is better to remain unmarried because married people are more concerned about pleasing their spouses than about how to please the Lord.
CO1 7:35	It is better for a man to decide that his daughter should remain unmarried than that she should get married, but either decision is all right.
CO1 7:38	Women whose husbands have died are free to get remarried, but only to believers. However, they will probably be happier if they do not marry again.
CO1 8:0	We should not be proud about knowing the truth about idols.
CO1 8:3	There are many idols that people think are gods, but there is only one true God.
CO1 8:6	Do not eat meat offered to idols if that would encourage other believers to eat that food contrary to their conscience.
CO1 9:0	As your apostle I am free to do anything that God allows me to do.
CO1 9:2	Barnabas and I have the same right to receive financial support that the other apostles have.
CO1 9:7	God’s servants have always had the right to receive financial help from others, but we have not insisted on that right because we want to preach the gospel without charge.
CO1 9:18	I have adopted the code of conduct of whatever group I have been among, in order to bring more people to Christ.
CO1 10:0	Our Jewish ancestors all experienced God’s power, but almost all of them died in the desert because they sinned against him.
CO1 10:5	What happened to our Jewish ancestors was a warning of what will happen to us if we give in to temptation.
CO1 10:13	God will punish us if we participate in demon worship by eating food sacrificed to demons when we eat the Lord’s Supper.
CO1 10:22	It is all right to eat food offered to idols, but we should not do so if it would offend those who think that it is wrong.
CO1 11:1	Women should wear a hair covering while praying or prophesying in a service, but men should not do so.
CO1 11:16	When you gather to eat the Lord’s Supper, you act selfishly. I cannot praise you for that.
CO1 11:22	The Lord gave us instructions about the significance of the Lord’s Supper.
CO1 11:26	God punishes those who eat the Lord’s Supper in a way that does not express the unity of his people.
CO1 12:0	It is only God’s Spirit who enables people to say that Jesus is Lord.
CO1 12:3	God’s Spirit gives believers special abilities as he desires.
CO1 12:11	A congregation needs all the abilities that God’s Spirit gives to its members, but you should especially desire the ones that help others the most.
CO1 13:0	We should use the abilities that God’s Spirit has given us in ways that show that we love others.
CO1 14:0	Speaking messages that come directly from God will help believers much more than speaking messages in unknown languages.
CO1 14:25	Believers should all be prepared to participate in an orderly way during worship services.
CO1 15:0	I was not worthy to become an apostle, but the Lord Jesus committed to me the message about his death and resurrection.
CO1 15:11	Christ has truly come back to life, and he will some day raise all believers.
CO1 15:34	In heaven we will have glorious indestructible bodies.
CO1 16:0	You should set aside funds each week for the offering to be sent to believers in Jerusalem.
CO1 16:4	I plan to spend some time with you. Treat Timothy respectfully when he arrives. Apollos plans to visit you later.
CO1 16:12	I give you my final instructions, greetings from others, and my final blessings.
CO2 1:0	2 Corinthians 1:1-2
CO2 1:0	Paul and Timothy greet the Christians who are in Corinth.
CO2 1:2	We thank God that he encourages us in all our troubles so that we are able to encourage you when you suffer. We suffered so much in Asia province that we were sure that we were going to die, but we learned to trust in God. He saved us from death and he will continue to save us from death.
CO2 1:11	You can trust what I tell you. I did not visit you, because I wanted to give you the opportunity to obey the instructions that I wrote to you. Now that you have punished enough the man who caused those problems, I urge you to forgive him and to encourage him.
CO2 2:11	I did not find Titus in Troas, so I went on to Macedonia province. Everywhere we go, God causes people to know Christ through our teaching. We do not teach in order to get money; we teach with sincere motives.
CO2 3:0	The way you now live proves that we teach the truth about Jesus Christ.
CO2 3:6	Our work of teaching people about God’s New Agreement is much greater than the work of teaching people about his Old Agreement.
CO2 3:11	We teach a message that transforms people’s lives. So we teach it with great confidence.
CO2 4:0	We are servants of Jesus. It is Jesus who has shown us how great God is.
CO2 4:6	As Jesus’ servants we suffer, but through our suffering many people will receive eternal life and thank and praise God.
CO2 4:15	As our bodies get weaker, God continually makes our inner lives stronger. He will reward us for all that we have suffered.
CO2 5:0	God will give all of us new heavenly bodies, and he will reward us according to what we did while we were living in our earthly bodies.
CO2 5:10	Christ has shown me how much he loves people. That is why I teach his message with all the strength that I have. Therefore, I plead with you to believe that God will forgive you because of what Christ did for you.
CO2 6:2	In spite of much suffering, we have lived as servants of God should live.
CO2 6:10	I ask you to accept us and love us as we love you.
CO2 6:13	Do not get involved with people who do not honor God.
CO2 7:1	I love you all and I have great confidence in you.
CO2 7:4	Titus told me that my letter caused you to repent, and so now I am very happy.
CO2 8:0	The believers in Macedonia have already collected the money that they are going to send to the believers in Jerusalem. You should also finish collecting the money that you are preparing to send, and have it ready to send to Jerusalem soon.
CO2 8:15	I am sending Titus to you, along with two other believers, to help you get your gift ready. They are all well respected and trustworthy men, so treat them well. It will be good if you have your gift ready to send to Judea province by the time I arrive in Corinth.
CO2 9:0	You and I will be ashamed if your gift is not ready when I arrive.
CO2 9:5	If you give generously and willingly, God will always continue to bless you so that you will have enough to continue giving generously, and your generosity will cause many other people to praise and honor God.
CO2 10:0	I Paul say to you, “Do not listen to those who say that I am afraid to rebuke you when I am with you and that I behave like people do who are not believers.”
CO2 10:6	Those who teach what is false must come to realize that I also belong to Christ and that God has given me authority over you. I worry that they will deceive you and that you will stop being faithful to Christ alone.
CO2 11:6	You are mistaken if you think that I do not love you because I refused to accept money from you for my teaching. I will go on doing that to prevent those false apostles among you from boasting that they work just as I do.
CO2 11:15	You seem to listen to those who boast, so I too will boast. I will boast about being a Jew (as those others do), and I will boast about having suffered greatly for Christ, and about an extraordinary vision that God gave me. Although God caused me to suffer an affliction, he promised that he would help me and strengthen me.
CO2 12:10	When I was with you, I did things that showed you that I am truly Christ’s representative. But I still will not take pay from you when I come to visit you again. And those people are wrong who say that I tricked you by sending Titus to get money for myself from you.
CO2 12:18	I am worried that when I visit you I will find that many of you are still sinning. I pray that God will help you turn from your sinful behavior, so that I will not have to discipline you when I come.
CO2 13:10	I finish my letter with some advice. All of us here send you our greetings, and I pray that God will bless you.
GAL 1:0	Galatians 1:1-5
GAL 1:0	I, Paul, as God’s chosen apostle, am sending this letter to the churches in Galatia and asking God’s blessings on you.
GAL 1:5	I am disappointed that you are believing a message that is not the good news about Christ, and I ask God to eternally punish those who are teaching such a message.
GAL 1:10	It was Jesus Christ, not any human, who revealed the message that I proclaim.
GAL 1:12	For 17 years after God showed his Son to me, I had no contact with the apostles.
GAL 2:0	Finally, when I returned to Jerusalem and told Peter, James, and John what I always proclaim, they agreed that Barnabas and I were preaching the same message and serving the Lord just like they were.
GAL 2:10	Later I rebuked Peter for not behaving according to the gospel, in that he was encouraging non-Jews to adopt Jewish laws and rituals.
GAL 3:0	Because you trusted in Christ, not because you obeyed the laws God gave Moses, you received the Holy Spirit and now experience his working among you.
GAL 3:5	It is those Jews and non-Jews who trust Christ who are Abraham’s spiritual descendants, because those who seek to be justified by obeying the laws that God gave Moses are condemned by God.
GAL 3:12	Christ was condemned instead of us, so that God might bless the non-Jews just as he blessed Abraham, and so that we might receive the Spirit.
GAL 3:14	By giving his laws to the Jews, God has not canceled what he promised to Abraham much earlier concerning his descendant, Christ. Just like God gave his blessings to Abraham just because he promised to do so, he freely gives his blessings to us.
GAL 3:18	God gave his laws to supervise us sinful Jews until Christ, Abraham’s promised descendant, would come.
GAL 3:25	Because of our relationship with Christ, we are Abraham’s spiritual descendants, and God’s heirs, no longer like slaves.
GAL 4:0	Each of you is no longer like a slave, but a child of God and an heir of what he has promised.
GAL 4:7	I plead with you to do as I did when I was with you, and not obey all the Jewish rules and rituals.
GAL 4:20	Because of our relationship with Christ, we are not subject to Mosaic law; being Abraham’s spiritual descendants, we are free from such bondage.
GAL 5:0	Reject the false teaching that you must be circumcised, and do not become enslaved to rules and rituals again, otherwise Christ will not benefit you at all.
GAL 5:6	Although someone has confused you, I am sure that you will not accept his false teaching, and that God will punish him.
GAL 5:12	Although you are free from having to obey Jewish rules, instead of doing what your self-directed nature desires, love and serve each other.
GAL 5:15	Let God’s Spirit direct you, and then you will not do what your self-directed nature desires.
GAL 5:18	Those who think evil thoughts and do evil things will not receive the blessings of God’s rule, but God’s Spirit produces many good qualities in our lives.
GAL 6:0	Gently correct anyone among you who is sinning, and help each other without thinking you are better than others.
GAL 6:6	We should not tire of doing good, but instead, we should do good to everyone, especially to believers.
GAL 6:10	Some people want you to be circumcised only so that they will not be persecuted for proclaiming what Christ accomplished for us on the cross, but that is the only thing that I will boast about.
GAL 6:16	I have suffered enough for declaring the truth about Jesus, so do not trouble me again.
GAL 6:17	I pray that God may act kindly within you.
EPH 1:0	Ephesians 1:1-2
EPH 1:0	I am writing this to you people of God in Ephesus, asking that God will bless you.
EPH 1:2	We should praise God for having chosen and redeemed us, having revealed his plan to unite all things under Christ, and causing Christ to rule over all his people.
EPH 1:14	I thank God for your faith, and pray that you will understand more about how powerfully he works on our behalf, just like he did when he caused Christ to become alive again and made him ruler over everything.
EPH 2:0	Formerly we were all spiritually dead and were certain to be punished by God, but he acted very kindly toward us and saved us freely as a result of our faith in Christ.
EPH 2:10	God brought you Gentiles into his family so that now you and Jewish believers both share the same blessings and form one group; you now have peace with each other and can come to God in prayer with the help of the Holy Spirit.
EPH 3:0	I am in prison because God appointed me to tell non-Jews that Christ is the source of great spiritual blessings for them.
EPH 3:13	I pray that God’s Spirit will empower you, that you may experience how much Christ loves you, and that God may make you all that he intends for you to be.
EPH 4:0	Conduct your lives in a way that shows that you are God’s people; do all that you can to keep all the believers united; and remember that Christ has given various abilities to each of his people, in order that you all may be united and grow spiritually and become like Christ.
EPH 4:16	You should conduct yourselves in a way that matches your new life; so stop doing the harmful things that unbelievers do, and do good things to one another.
EPH 5:0	Imitate God, do everything in a way that shows love, and do not let anyone persuade you to live immorally, because God will punish those who disobey him.
EPH 5:6	Live righteously, and expose the evil deeds that evil people do, because when you do that, those people who do those evil things will come to know the truth.
EPH 5:21	Instructions about how wives and husbands, children and parents, and slaves and masters should behave toward each other.
EPH 6:9	As you always rely on the Lord to strengthen you, make use of every spiritual resource that God provides to resist the devil and all his powerful evil spirits.
EPH 6:20	I am sending Tychicus to tell you what is happening here and to encourage you. I pray that God will give you peace and love for each other, and that he will continue to act kindly toward you all.
PHP 1:0	Philippians 1:1-2
PHP 1:0	I, Paul, write this letter to all of you who are God’s people at Philippi. May God our Father and Jesus Christ our Lord bless you.
PHP 1:2	I thank God and rejoice because you have been working together with me to make known the good message from when you first believed until now.
PHP 1:8	I pray that God will enable you to know how to love one another more and more appropriately and to completely understand how you should believe and act.
PHP 1:11	I want you to realize that as a result of my imprisonment many more people have heard the good message about Christ.
PHP 1:14	Even though some believers proclaim the message about Christ because they are antagonistic toward me, at least they are proclaiming Christ, and so I rejoice.
PHP 1:18	I will continue to rejoice because I know that I will remain completely victorious spiritually. I earnestly expect to boldly honor Christ whether I live or die.
PHP 1:26	Conduct yourselves just like you learned in the message about Christ, unitedly and fearlessly resisting those who oppose you and the gospel, since God is helping you in all your struggles.
PHP 2:0	Since Christ loves and encourages us and the Holy Spirit fellowships with us, make me completely happy by agreeing with one another, loving one another, and humbly serving one another.
PHP 2:4	You should think just like Christ Jesus thought. He willingly gave up his divine privileges and humbled himself, willingly obeying God although it meant disgracefully dying on a cross. As a result, God exalted him to the highest position, to be acknowledged by the entire universe as the supreme Lord.
PHP 2:11	Since you have always obeyed God, continue to try to do those things which are appropriate for people whom God has saved, and he will enable you to do so.
PHP 2:13	Always obey God and your leaders, and never complain about them or argue with them, in order that you may be perfect children of God, witnessing by how you live and what you say to the ungodly people among whom you live.
PHP 2:16	Because you and I dedicate ourselves together to do God’s will, even if I am to be executed, I will rejoice, and you should also rejoice.
PHP 2:18	I confidently expect that the Lord Jesus will enable me to send Timothy to you soon. He genuinely cares for your welfare, not his own interests. I am confident that the Lord will enable me also to come soon.
PHP 2:24	Since Epaphroditus longs to see you and is distressed, I am sending him back to you. So welcome him very joyfully. Since he nearly died while serving me on your behalf, honor him and all people like him.
PHP 3:0	As for the other matters, continue to rejoice and know that it is not tiresome for me and it is safe for you to mention them again.
PHP 3:1	Beware of those unholy people who will harm you spiritually by insisting that you must be circumcised in order to become God’s people.
PHP 3:4	Since I was circumcised properly and have a purely Hebrew ancestry, and since I kept the Jewish laws blamelessly, I could rely upon what I have done and who I am better than anyone else could, if it were beneficial for my salvation.
PHP 3:6	I now consider all these advantages that I once supposed would help me to be worthless, and I consider everything else as well to be worthless, because I want to know Christ, to be united with him, and to be made righteous through trusting in Christ alone.
PHP 3:11	Since you desire to be perfected and since you have my example of not considering that I am already perfect, but of constantly striving to become more and more like Christ, follow my example.
PHP 3:16	Imitate me and those who live as I do. Remember that there are many people who are bad examples, as shown by their lustful behavior, wanting to do what their bodies desire. But as for us, Christ will transform our weak bodies to be like his glorious heavenly body.
PHP 4:0	On the basis of all that I have told you, continue to believe firmly in the Lord Jesus Christ according to what I have just taught you, and act accordingly.
PHP 4:1	I urge Euodia and Syntyche to be reconciled with each other; help them in this since they have both proclaimed the good news faithfully together with me and my other fellow workers.
PHP 4:3	The Lord is coming soon. Always rejoice, be gentle to everyone. Do not worry about anything, but pray to God instead. As a result, God will grant you profound peace.
PHP 4:7	Continually think about everything that is good and praiseworthy. Continually practice whatever you have learned from me. As a result, God will be with you and give you inner peace.
PHP 4:9	I rejoice greatly because you have once again demonstrated your concern for me by giving to meet my needs, though it is true that Christ enables me to be content in every situation.
PHP 4:14	You Philippians know that in the early days of preaching the good news in your region you were the only congregation that sent me money. I do not say this because I desire your gifts, but I desire that God would abundantly bless you for aiding me.
PHP 4:17	I have received your very generous gift; God is very pleased with this gift, and he will abundantly supply your every need also. Let us praise him forever.
PHP 4:20	All of God’s people here, including those who serve God with me and those who work at the emperor’s palace, join me in greeting each one of God’s people there.
PHP 4:22	May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you.
COL 1:0	Colossians 1:1-2
COL 1:0	I, Paul, am sending this letter to you, who are God’s people in Colossae. We pray that God will bless you.
COL 1:2	We thank God for you very often that you believe in Christ Jesus and that you love all God’s people.
COL 1:8	We have also been praying very often to God for you. We pray that you will know truly all that he wants you to do, in order that you will conduct yourselves as the Lord’s people should.
COL 1:12	God our Father has caused you to be ruled by his Son, who existed before and ranks above everything that has been created.
COL 1:20	An alternative arrangement of the sentences of Colossians 1:13-19
COL 1:20	As for you, God our Father has now reconciled you to himself.
COL 1:23	I am completing what Christ appointed me to do, that I should suffer physically for the benefit of the church. And I proclaim the previously unrevealed message about Christ to every class of persons.
COL 2:0	I am exerting myself very greatly on your behalf in order that you might truly know the message about Christ, in order that no one might delude you.
COL 2:5	Conduct yourselves as those who are united to Christ Jesus our Lord should conduct themselves.
COL 2:7	Make sure that no one makes you become his disciples by teaching you a false religious philosophy, since you are spiritually complete because you are united to Christ.
COL 2:15	Disregard those who condemn you because you do not obey certain regulations and because you do not worship God as they insist that you should.
COL 2:19	Do not submit to elementary regulations, which are concerned merely with what is external.
COL 3:0	Be constantly wanting what is associated with heaven.
COL 3:4	Do not do what is evil.
COL 3:11	Do what is good; in particular, love one another.
COL 3:14	Continue to be at peace with one another, be constantly thanking God, and continue getting to know thoroughly the message about Christ.
COL 3:16	Do everything in the manner that those who are the people of the Lord Jesus should do.
COL 3:17	Wives, be subject to your husbands; husbands, love your wives.
COL 3:19	Children, obey your parents in every circumstance; parents, do not over-correct your children.
COL 3:21	Slaves, obey your masters in every circumstance sincerely and wholeheartedly; masters, provide for your slaves justly and fairly.
COL 4:1	Pray to God persistently. And pray that God will give me opportunities to declare the message about Christ.
COL 4:4	Always speak wisely and graciously to those who do not believe in the Lord Jesus.
COL 4:6	Tychicus will tell you all that has been happening to me.
COL 4:9	My fellow workers here greet you.
COL 4:14	Obey these instructions.
COL 4:17	I, Paul, am penning this myself in order that you may know that this letter was sent by me. Remember to pray about the fact that I am in prison.
TH1 1:0	1 Thessalonians 1:1
TH1 1:0	I, Paul, greet you believers who are in Thessalonica
TH1 1:1	We always thank God for you all. We continually remember the way you live as believers and we know that God chose you. The Holy Spirit enabled us to powerfully tell you the good message, and although people persecuted you greatly, you were joyful. As a result, you inspired all the believers who are in Macedonia and Achaia to trust in God firmly, as you do.
TH1 2:0	You and God know that it is true that we behaved in a very virtuous, upright, and irreproachable manner toward you. You know also that we continually exhorted, encouraged, and urged that you behave in the way that God’s people should.
TH1 2:12	We continually thank God also that you accepted as true a message that does not originate from human beings. Instead, you accepted as true the message that originates from God, and the result was that people caused you to suffer as Christ did.
TH1 2:16	It is because of you that we are pleased and joyful. So when people forced Silas, Timothy and me to be separated from you for a short time, we strongly desired to be with you.
TH1 3:0	When I could no longer endure worrying about you, I sent Timothy to you in order to find out whether or not you were still trusting in God.
TH1 3:5	Now Timothy has just returned and has told us the good news that you still trust in Christ. As a result, we have been cheered up, and we cannot thank God adequately for what he has done for you. Very frequently we ask God that we will be able to visit you and help you to trust him more strongly.
TH1 3:10	We pray that God will help us to return to you and that the Lord Jesus will help you to love each other and other people more and more, just like we love you more and more.
TH1 4:0	Just like we told you previously, we strongly urge you to increasingly live in a way that will please God.
TH1 4:1-2	God wants you, by your behaving in a sexually pure way, to show that you completely belong to him.
TH1 4:8	We urge you to increasingly love each other, to strive to work at your own occupations, and not meddle in others’ affairs.
TH1 4:12	God will cause to live again those believers who died and will bring them to the sky with Jesus. Encourage each other by telling this message.
TH1 5:0	We believers should be prepared for the time when the Lord Jesus returns and not be as unbelievers who will be unprepared. We must not be like them. On the contrary, we must be vigilant and self-controlled.
TH1 5:8	God has destined us believers to be saved from future punishment and to be able to live together with our Lord Jesus after he returns. Since this is true, encourage each other.
TH1 5:11	Recognize as leaders those people who care for and instruct you; highly esteem and love them. Live peacefully with each other.
TH1 5:13	Warn believers who will not work, and encourage and help those who need it. Be patient with all people. Do good things for all of them, including those who do evil things to you.
TH1 5:15	Always rejoice, pray, and thank God.
TH1 5:18	Evaluate all messages that people claim that the Holy Spirit gave them. Accept authentic messages and obey them.
TH1 5:22	We pray that God will cause you to be distinct people who behave right in every way, and I am sure that he will do this.
TH1 5:24	Pray for us. Affectionately greet all your fellow believers, and make certain that someone reads this letter aloud to all of them. May the Lord bless you.
TH2 1:0	2 Thessalonians 1:1-2
TH2 1:0	We, Paul, Silas, and Timothy, are sending this letter to the congregation of God’s people in Thessalonica. We pray that God will continue to bless you with his kindness and inner peace.
TH2 1:2	We thank God very frequently that you are trusting in the Lord Jesus more and more.
TH2 1:4	God will judge all people justly. Specifically, he will publicly declare that you are worthy to enter that place where he will rule his people forever.
TH2 1:10	We are praying very frequently for you that God will consider you worthy to receive that to which he summoned you.
TH2 2:0	Do not quickly get worried and alarmed by any message that the Day of the Lord has already come.
TH2 2:3	The Lord will come only after that time when the man who will sin very greatly will appear.
TH2 2:5	This man will be revealed by God when he who is now preventing him from being revealed will have been removed by God.
TH2 2:8	When this man is present, he will completely deceive those who will perish.
TH2 2:12	God chose you in order that you should be saved and share in Christ’s glory.
TH2 2:14	Continue believing the teaching that we gave to you.
TH2 2:15	We pray that our Lord Jesus Christ himself will encourage you and cause you to continue doing and speaking what is good.
TH2 3:0	Pray that more and more people will believe the message about our Lord Jesus.
TH2 3:2	Our Lord Jesus will cause you to continue to be steadfast and he will protect you from the evil one.
TH2 3:5	We command you to disassociate yourselves from every fellow believer who refuses to work.
TH2 3:11	We command those fellow believers who are not working to support themselves by settling down and working.
TH2 3:12	You others, do not stop doing what is right because you are discouraged.
TH2 3:13	Publicly identify any fellow believer who does not obey what we have written in this letter and do not associate with him.
TH2 3:15	I pray that our Lord Jesus himself will give peace to you always and in every situation.
TH2 3:16	In closing, I pray that our Lord Jesus will continue to bless you all. I, Paul, am greeting you and I am writing this myself in order that you may know that it is I who have sent this letter.
TI1 1:0	1 Timothy 1:1-2
TI1 1:0	I, Paul, write to you, Timothy. May you be blessed by God and Christ Jesus with their kindness and mercy.
TI1 1:2	Defend and promote the true Christian doctrine. Teach it and live by it. Also I instruct you how to strengthen the congregation, which upholds the truth.
TI1 2:0	I instruct you how people who belong to God’s family and who hold fast to the truth should conduct themselves.
TI1 4:0	Be sure that you conduct yourself well and that you teach the true doctrine.
TI1 5:0	I instruct you how to act toward various groups in the church.
TI1 6:0	Live in a way that agrees with Christian doctrine, and complete what I have commanded.
TI2 1:0	2 Timothy 1:1-2
TI2 1:0	This letter is from me, Paul, to you, Timothy.
TI2 1:2	I thank God that you sincerely believe in Christ Jesus.
TI2 1:5	So I remind you to do fervently what God has enabled and assigned you to do.
TI2 1:7	Never be ashamed either of the message or of me, but be willing to endure with me whatever we suffer because we tell the good news.
TI2 1:14	Many people have turned away from me, but Onesiphorus often cheered me up and was not ashamed of me.
TI2 2:0	Let God empower you; and entrust the message to loyal/trustworthy people.
TI2 2:2	Endure with me what we suffer for Christ Jesus.
TI2 2:13	Remind teachers about the things that I have told you and command them not to quarrel; and be sure that you yourself are the kind of person that God will approve of.
TI2 2:15	Have nothing to do with godless and foolish talk.
TI2 2:19	Avoid the bad things that some young people desire to do. Do good instead.
TI2 2:22	Do not discuss foolish questions but gently instruct those who oppose the true message.
TI2 3:0	Realize that evil people will cause the last days to be difficult. Avoid such people.
TI2 3:9	Continue to believe what you have learned and been assured of.
TI2 4:0	I solemnly command you to preach the true message and do everything that you ought to do.
TI2 4:8	Do your best to come to me soon.
TI2 4:15	The Lord will rescue me from everything that is evil and bring me safely to heaven.
TI2 4:18	Greet my friends there. Your friends here greet you. May the Lord bless you.
TIT 1:0	Titus 1:1-4
TIT 1:0	I, Paul, have been appointed by God as his servant and as an apostle of Jesus Christ in order that I might lead God’s people to know, believe, and practice the true teachings. I write this letter to you, Titus. May God continue to bless you.
TIT 1:4	I want you to teach the believers and to appoint elders.
TIT 1:5	Appoint as elders men whom no one can justly criticize.
TIT 1:9	Since there are many deceivers teaching what is false, who do not even know God themselves and are unable to do any good thing, rigorously convince those believers who follow false teachings that they are wrong in order that they will firmly believe in the correct teachings.
TIT 2:0	Teach and urge the believers to behave in a manner that is consistent with the correct teachings in order that people will perceive that the teachings about God our Savior are very good.
TIT 2:10	God very kindly sent Jesus Christ to earth in order that God might save all people and God graciously trains us to behave in a godly manner.
TIT 2:14	With full authority, teach these things, urge the believers to do them, and correct those believers who do not follow them.
TIT 3:0	Remind the believers to act appropriately toward authorities and kindly toward everyone.
TIT 3:2	God acted kindly toward us and mercifully saved us, even though formerly we were behaving sinfully.
TIT 3:7	I want you to confidently teach this trustworthy message to the believers in order that they will be constantly concerned with doing what is good for others.
TIT 3:8	Have nothing to do with foolish disputes about genealogies and about the Jewish law; and do not allow divisive people who have turned away from the true teachings to influence the believers.
TIT 3:11	Make every effort to come to me at Nicopolis. Help Zenas and Apollos on their journey. All the believers should likewise learn to devote themselves to doing good deeds for people who especially need help.
TIT 3:14	Everyone who is with me greets you and the other true believers there. May our Lord Jesus Christ continue to act kindly toward all of you.
PHM 1:0	Philemon 1-3
PHM 1:0	I, Paul, am writing this letter to you, Philemon, and to those with you. May God bless you(pl).
PHM 1:3	I thank God and rejoice greatly because you have shown that you love God’s people.
PHM 1:7	Because I know that you love God’s people, I request, rather than command you, to do what you ought to do for my spiritual son Onesimus.
PHM 1:11	I am sending Onesimus back to you. He is as dear to me as my own self, and he will now be even dearer to you than he is to me.
PHM 1:16	If you consider me to be your partner, receive Onesimus as you would receive me. I guarantee to repay you whatever Onesimus owes you.
PHM 1:19	Please encourage me in this matter as you encourage other believers in Christ.
PHM 1:20	I have written this letter to you confident of your compliance with my request.
PHM 1:21	Also, keep a guest room ready for me.
PHM 1:22	My other fellow workers greet you(sg). May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you(pl) spiritually.
HEB 1:0	Hebrews 1:1-3
HEB 1:0	God formerly communicated with us through the prophets, but now he has communicated with us through his son, who is just like God.
HEB 1:3	God’s son is greater than the angels.
HEB 2:0	We will not escape God’s punishment if we ignore such a great message of salvation.
HEB 2:4	God has determined that Christ, not angels or people, will rule everything.
HEB 2:9	Jesus, the creator of everything, is the one who died for us, makes us holy, and proclaims us to be his brothers and sisters.
HEB 2:13	It is Jesus, not angels, who became a human to help us as our Supreme Priest.
HEB 3:0	Our Supreme Priest, Jesus, deserves more honor than Moses does.
HEB 3:6	Do not stubbornly rebel against God as their Jewish ancestors did.
HEB 3:11	Beware that you do not stop trusting in Christ.
HEB 3:15	It was your ancestors, ones for whom God did great things, who rebelled against God.
HEB 4:0	The Israelites failed to enter the place where they would rest; we must be careful not to act like them.
HEB 4:5	The Scriptures support the claim that there is a time when God’s people will rest eternally.
HEB 4:10	We must be careful not to be insincere about trying to enter the place of eternal rest.
HEB 4:13	Let us come boldly to Christ, our Supreme Priest, to receive his gracious help.
HEB 5:0	As Christ suffered, he learned to be a compassionate Supreme Priest by obeying God.
HEB 5:10	You are not ready for more advanced spiritual truth.
HEB 6:0	If you believers later reject the message about Christ, God will reject you.
HEB 6:8	But God will not overlook all you have done for him.
HEB 6:12	We are confident that God will bless us as he promised; he made an oath to confirm that he would do that.
HEB 7:0	There are ways in which Melchizedek was like God’s Son.
HEB 7:3	Melchizedek was greater than Abraham.
HEB 7:10	The former Jewish priests were not adequate, so a new one like Melchizedek had to come.
HEB 7:19	Jesus lives eternally as a Supreme Priest to plead with God for us.
HEB 7:25	Jesus is the kind of Supreme Priest we need, because he was sinless.
HEB 8:0	The rituals that were performed by the Jewish high priests were only a model of what Jesus our high priest does in heaven.
HEB 8:6	The first covenant was not adequate, so God needed a new one.
HEB 9:0	A description of the man-made sanctuary that accompanied the first covenant.
HEB 9:5	Offerings that were made under the first covenant were not able to remove a sense of guilt for sin.
HEB 9:10	Christ redeemed us by offering his own blood as a sacrifice.
HEB 9:14	Christ has put the new covenant into effect with his own blood.
HEB 9:22	The Jewish priests kept offering the blood of animal sacrifices every year, but Christ sacrificed himself once to take away our guilt.
HEB 10:0	The blood of animals can never take away the guilt for sins.
HEB 10:4	Christ set us apart for God by offering his own body once as a sacrifice.
HEB 10:10	Scripture supports the claim that Christ made one sacrifice that will be adequate forever.
HEB 10:18	Let us come to God and let him make us pure and help us to keep believing his truth and do things that please him.
HEB 10:25	If we have known and then rejected the message about Christ, God will surely punish us.
HEB 10:31	Remember how you accepted persecution because of your faith in Christ, and do not be discouraged if you are persecuted now.
HEB 11:0	Because of our faith, we confidently expect to receive God’s promises.
HEB 11:3	Because of his faith, Abel offered a better sacrifice than his brother Cain did.
HEB 11:4	Because of their faith, God blessed Enoch, Noah, and Abraham.
HEB 11:12	All those people who trusted in God died without receiving what God promised.
HEB 11:16	It was because Abraham, Isaac, Joseph, Moses, the Israelite people, and Rahab trusted God that he blessed them.
HEB 11:31	Some who trusted God gained great victories and others were tortured and killed.
HEB 11:38	Only when we are together with all these people who trusted God will we receive all God has promised.
HEB 12:0	Since we know so many people with faith like that, we must put aside anything, especially sin, which hinders us, and we must strive to achieve God’s will and concentrate on Jesus.
HEB 12:2	Do not become discouraged when you are suffering as you struggle against evil.
HEB 12:6	Since our sufferings are to discipline us, if we have not experienced God’s discipline we are not his true children. We should accept God’s discipline, because it is always to help us.
HEB 12:11	Renew yourselves spiritually; go forward in your Christian life; try to live peacefully with everyone; seek to be holy; guard against bitterness; do not be immoral; and do not refuse to listen to God.
HEB 12:17	You have not experienced the terrifying things your ancestors did; you have come to Christ and benefited from his blood flowing for you.
HEB 12:24	We should be in awe before God, who will punish us if we reject him.
HEB 13:0	Love one another, be hospitable, and help imprisoned and other mistreated believers.
HEB 13:3	Respect the marriage relationship, and avoid covetousness.
HEB 13:6	Remember how your former spiritual leaders lived and imitate their faith; since Christ never changes, do not be diverted to strange teachings.
HEB 13:9	We must stop practicing Jewish sacrifices and rituals, and go to Jesus to be saved, since we do not have a city like Jerusalem where we must offer sacrifices, but instead we wait for a future everlasting heavenly city.
HEB 13:14	Since Christ sacrificed himself for us, let our continual praise of God be our sacrifice.
HEB 13:15	Continually do good deeds and share with others, because this too will be a sacrifice pleasing to God.
HEB 13:16	Obey your spiritual leaders.
HEB 13:17	Pray for me that God will quickly remove the things that hinder my coming to you.
HEB 13:19	May God equip you with everything good that you need, and may Christ be praised forever.
HEB 13:21	Patiently consider what I have written in this short exhortation.
HEB 13:22	Since Timothy has been released from prison, he will accompany me when I go to see you.
HEB 13:23	Greet your spiritual leaders and all other believers; the believers who are from Italy send you their greetings.
HEB 13:24	May God act graciously to you all.
JAM 1:0	James 1:1
JAM 1:0	I, James, am writing this letter to Jewish people who trust in the Lord Jesus who are scattered throughout the world. Greetings!
JAM 1:1	When you experience difficulties that test whether or not you will continue to trust God, rejoice greatly and keep on bravely enduring them in order that you may become all that God intends you to be.
JAM 1:4	If you want to have wisdom to know what to do when difficulties come, ask God to help you, and firmly trust him.
JAM 1:8	Believers who are poor and those who are rich should both value highly what God has done for them, rather than focusing on their material resources that will disappear.
JAM 1:11	God blesses those who bravely endure difficulties; he will reward them by causing them to live eternally.
JAM 1:12	If people are tempted to do something evil, they should not think that it is God who is tempting them. It is their own evil desires that are tempting them to do evil.
JAM 1:15	Stop thinking wrongly that God tempts you to do evil things, because God does only good things for us.
JAM 1:18	Every one of you should eagerly pay attention to God’s message and should not speak hastily or get angry easily.
JAM 1:20	So stop doing all kinds of evil things, and do what God commands in his message, instead of just listening to it. God approves of those who do what he wants them to do.
JAM 1:25	Those who show compassion on people in need and who do not think or act immorally are those who truly worship God and receive his approval.
JAM 2:0	Stop honoring some people more than others, because by doing that, you are disobeying God’s law that we should love one another.
JAM 2:11	Continually act mercifully toward others, because God will not act mercifully to those who do not act mercifully toward others.
JAM 2:13	Anyone who says that he trusts in Jesus Christ but does not act compassionately toward others is not truly trusting in Jesus.
JAM 2:17	But someone may claim that some people are saved because they trust in God and other people are saved because they do good things for others. In answer to that, the inadequacy of faith without good deeds is demonstrated by the example of demons. From the examples of Abraham and Rahab we can see that only by obeying God and doing good things for others can people prove that they truly trust in God.
JAM 3:0	Not many of you should become teachers, because God will judge teachers with greater severity than he will judge others. You should all strive to speak what is right, because what you say has a powerful effect on others, and it is often destructive and hypocritical.
JAM 3:12	If you are jealous of others and self-seeking, do not boast that you are wise. Instead, demonstrate that you are truly wise by doing good things and by acting peaceably and compassionately toward others.
JAM 4:0	You are fighting among yourselves because of your evil desires, and you are never getting what you want because you pray with wrong motives.
JAM 4:3	You are unfaithful to God and are behaving as evil people do, so you have become God’s enemies, but he wants to help you. He opposes the proud, but he helps those who are humble.
JAM 4:6	So submit yourselves to God and resist the devil. Stop doing wrong things and thinking wrong thoughts. Be sorry for having sinned. Humble yourselves before God, and he will honor you.
JAM 4:10	Stop saying evil things about one another and thus condemning each other. Only God has the right to condemn people.
JAM 4:12	You should not boast about what you will do in the future, because life is transitory. Instead, you should plan to do whatever God wants you to do, because boasting about what you want to do, rather than considering the will of God, is sinful.
JAM 5:0	The rich people who oppress you should weep because they will suffer much. God will punish them because they have unjustly caused others to suffer.
JAM 5:6	So wait patiently for the Lord Jesus Christ to return and to judge all people fairly. Do not complain about each other, lest Jesus judge you when he returns. From the examples of the prophets and Job, we know that God blesses and rewards those who patiently endure suffering.
JAM 5:11	Do not say, “If I am lying, may God punish me.” Instead, always tell the truth, so that God will not condemn you.
JAM 5:12	Whatever your circumstances are, pray, trusting in God, and he will certainly help you, both physically and spiritually. So confess your sins to each other and pray for each other, because God answers prayer.
JAM 5:18	If anyone turns away from God’s true message, you believers should urge him to once again obey God so that God will forgive his many sins.
PE1 1:0	1 Peter 1:1-2
PE1 1:0	I, Peter, am writing this letter to Jewish believers who have been scattered throughout five provinces in Asia Minor. I wish that God will bless them.
PE1 1:2	God has done great things for you. Although you are now enduring trials to test your faith, you are rejoicing about your salvation. That salvation is something that the prophets who lived long ago did not fully understand.
PE1 1:12	You must live holy and reverent lives and love each other, because Christ has bought you and given you a new life.
PE1 2:0	Do not act maliciously or be hypocrites. God is joining you together into a holy group in which his Spirit lives, to do things that are pleasing to him.
PE1 2:10	Avoid obeying your self-directed natures. Conduct your lives in a good way among unbelievers.
PE1 2:12	Submit yourselves to human authorities, and act as servants of God should.
PE1 2:17	You slaves must submit yourselves to your masters, even if they mistreat you. Imitate Christ in the way in which he suffered unjustly.
PE1 3:0	You women should submit yourselves to your husbands, even if they are not believers, and make your inner beings/hearts beautiful with qualities that will not fade away.
PE1 3:6	You men must live in an appropriate way with your wives, so that nothing will hinder your prayers.
PE1 3:7	Agree with each other, love each other, be humble, and bless those who do evil things to you instead of retaliating.
PE1 3:12	Do good things to others, even if you suffer for doing it, as Christ did.
PE1 4:0	Think as Christ did when he suffered, and conduct your lives as God wants you to, not doing the immoral things that you used to do.
PE1 4:6	Keep thinking sensibly. Love each other earnestly. Provide hospitality to others. Use your spiritual gifts well. Be kind to others with all the energy that you have.
PE1 4:11	Do not be surprised when you suffer for being Christians, and do not be ashamed when that happens. Instead, commit yourselves to God.
PE1 5:0	You elders must care for your congregations with enthusiasm, not being greedy for money or acting like bosses. Instead, be examples to them.
PE1 5:7	Resist the devil by always being alert and trusting in Christ’s message, remembering that believers everywhere are also suffering as you are.
PE1 5:11	I have written this short message to encourage you. The believers here, including Mark, greet you. May God give you inner peace.
PE2 1:0	2 Peter 1:1-2
PE2 1:0	I, Simon Peter, am writing this letter to you whom God has caused to believe in Christ just like we apostles believe in Christ. I pray that God will bless you greatly.
PE2 1:2	God has given us everything that we need to receive eternal life and to live godly lives.
PE2 1:4	Try your hardest to develop a stable Christian character.
PE2 1:11	I intend to keep reminding you very frequently about these matters.
PE2 1:15	You can be sure that these matters are true, because we apostles ourselves witnessed that our Lord Jesus Christ is supremely great, and also because what the prophets say about him is completely reliable.
PE2 2:0	There will be false teachers among you who will behave wickedly and who will entice you to behave just like they do. God will certainly destroy them.
PE2 2:3	It is certain that God knows how to rescue those who are godly, and that he knows how to punish those who are unrighteous at the right time.
PE2 2:10	Because those teachers of false doctrine will behave wickedly and will entice people to do the same things that they do, God will destroy them.
PE2 2:16	Because those teachers of false doctrine will entice people to behave wickedly, God has reserved darkest hell for them.
PE2 3:0	I am writing this letter to you in order to help you remember what the holy prophets said and what our Lord and Savior commanded.
PE2 3:2	Although certain people will ridicule the idea that the Lord Jesus Christ is going to come back, the reason why he has not yet come back to judge people is that God is being patient with people; but Jesus will certainly come back and judge people.
PE2 3:10	You certainly ought to behave in a godly manner, because God will destroy everything, and because only those people who are righteous will live in the new heavens and on the new earth.
PE2 3:13	Do all you can to conduct your lives in a godly manner. Guard against those who would entice you to doubt what you now firmly believe.
PE2 3:18	I pray that Jesus Christ will always be honored.
JN1 1:0	1 John 1:1-4
JN1 1:0	We apostles proclaim to you the message about the One who has lived eternally, so that you may be joined together with us and we may be completely happy.
JN1 1:4	We should continue to be morally pure, because God is morally pure, and he is able to forgive our sins on the basis that Jesus died to acquit us of the guilt of all our sins.
JN1 2:2	We should conduct our lives as Christ did, obeying what God commands us to do. We will then be loving God in the manner in which he wants us to.
JN1 2:6	We ought to love our fellow believers in order to continue behaving like people living in the light.
JN1 2:11	I am writing all these matters to you because I know that God has forgiven your sins and also because you have come to know the Father and Christ, who has always existed, and because you have overcome the evil one.
JN1 2:14	Do not esteem the evil manner in which other people in the world live, since you want to live forever.
JN1 2:17	1 John 2:18-25
JN1 2:25	Continue to conduct your lives according to what you were originally taught by God’s Spirit.
JN1 2:27	Continue to live united to Christ, so that you will be confident that he will accept you when he returns.
JN1 3:0	Do not allow anyone to seduce you to sin, because you are God’s children, and his children maintain themselves free from evil behavior by not continuing to sin as the devil’s children do.
JN1 3:10	Because we have been changed from being spiritually dead people to being spiritually alive people, we should love each other genuinely by helping our fellow believers who are in need.
JN1 3:18	We must believe in God’s Son and love each other in order to be confident that we have a close relationship with God and that we will receive what we ask from him.
JN1 4:0	Continue to test the teachings you hear to know whether or not they are from God. You should test those who teach them by whether or not they acknowledge that Jesus Christ came in human form and also by what kind of people listen to that kind of teaching.
JN1 4:6	We must love each other. God shows us what real love is.
JN1 4:11	In order to be assured that we are conducting our lives according to God’s character, we must love God and our fellow believers, because God loved us first.
JN1 5:0	Those who believe that Jesus is God’s Chosen One are people who have been caused to live spiritually, and they love their fellow believers. They obey God’s commands and overcome the evils of human society.
JN1 5:5	Jesus came from God to earth. Those who believe in and live united to him have eternal life.
JN1 5:12	We have a close relationship with God because we are united to his Son. Because of that relationship, we have eternal life.
JN2 1:0	2 John 1-3
JN2 1:0	I, the Elder, write to the congregation and to all the members. I love you and know that God the Father and his Son will bless us.
JN2 1:3	I am happy that some of your members are living just like God commanded us to live.
JN2 1:4	Continue to love each other just like God commanded us to love when we first began to believe his true message.
JN2 1:6	Be on your guard against teachers of false doctrine, so that you will receive your complete reward of being with God eternally. Do not welcome or encourage any of these false teachers in any way.
JN2 1:11	Instead of writing much more to you, I expect to come and talk directly with you. The members of your sister congregation greet you.
JN3 1:0	3 John 1-4
JN3 1:0	I, the Elder, write to you, Gaius, whom I truly love. I ask God that you will do well in all respects. I am happy because of the way you conduct your lives.
JN3 1:4	Continue receiving the visiting fellow believers, as you have been doing.
JN3 1:6	Especially provide for them financially.
JN3 1:8	Because Diotrephes does not recognize my authority, I will publicly expose what he does in opposing us.
JN3 1:10	Do not imitate a bad example; imitate good ones.
JN3 1:11	You will do well to receive Demetrius, who is highly recommended.
JN3 1:12	Instead of writing more, I expect to visit you soon, and we will speak directly with one another. Our mutual friends here send their greetings to all of you.
JDE 1:0	Jude 1-2
JDE 1:0	I, Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James, write to you who are chosen, loved, and protected by God.
JDE 1:2	Proclaim the truth that we believe and strongly defend it against those who oppose it.
JDE 1:4	How God destroyed three groups illustrates that he will destroy these ungodly people in your midst.
JDE 1:8	Those teachers of false doctrine revile the spiritual beings that they do not understand. But God will destroy them.
JDE 1:10	Because the teachers of false doctrine do wicked things, God will condemn them to hell. They are dangerous, useless, spiritually dead, restless, shameless, and unreliable.
JDE 1:13	Enoch prophesied that the Lord will condemn people like the wicked teachers of false doctrine. They grumble, are discontent, and are arrogant flatterers.
JDE 1:16	The apostles predicted that wicked people like the teachers of false doctrine would come. They divide believers, live according to what they desire, and are devoid of God’s Spirit.
JDE 1:19	Believe the truth more firmly, pray by the power of the Spirit, and keep expecting God to be merciful.
JDE 1:21	Mercifully help those who are not certain what to believe, rescue those who are in danger of being influenced by the teachers of false doctrine, and pity those completely convinced by them.
JDE 1:23	God, who is able to keep you from being condemned for your sin and to present you guiltless before him, was great and ruled before time began, is still like that, and will remain so forever.
REV 1:0	Revelation 1:1-3
REV 1:0	John urged people to read this book, listen carefully to it, and obey it.
REV 1:3	John said that he was writing to believers in the seven congregations in Asia. He prayed that God would bless them. He said that Christ is coming to judge rebellious people and to start to rule as king.
REV 1:8	Christ appeared to John and commissioned him to write down the vision that he was about to give him and to send it to the seven congregations in Asia.
REV 2:0	Christ exhorts the congregation at Ephesus to repent and to begin again to love him and each other.
REV 2:7	Christ exhorts the congregation at Smyrna not to fear what they will suffer, but to trust in him, even if they must die because they trust in him.
REV 2:11	Christ exhorts the congregation at Pergamum to stop listening to what the Nicolaitans teach.
REV 2:17	Christ rebukes the congregation at Thyatira for tolerating a teacher who encourages sexual immorality and eating food offered to idols. He warns those who participate in these things that he will punish them unless they repent, and he exhorts the rest of the members to remain loyal to him.
REV 3:0	Christ exhorts the congregation at Sardis to wake up and repent. But the members who are worthy will live with him.
REV 3:6	Christ exhorts the congregation at Philadelphia to continue to obey his word and to be faithful; he promises that some Jews will acknowledge that he loves the congregation, and he also promises that he will keep the congregation from spiritual harm during the period of testing.
REV 3:13	Christ exhorts the congregation at Laodicea to repent of their neglect of fellowship with him and of their failure to accept his provision for their spiritual needs. He waits to restore fellowship with any member of the congregation who will respond to his call.
REV 4:0	A throne was in heaven with someone sitting on it. He was in the midst of every creature and object in heaven. The elders and the living creatures worshipped him as God, the mighty Creator.
REV 5:0	When the Lamb took the scroll from the one on the throne, the whole created universe worshipped him who is the worthy Redeemer. The 24 elders and the four living creatures acknowledged that he alone was worthy to open the seals on the scroll.
REV 6:0	When the Lamb opened each of the first four seals of the scroll, each of the four living creatures called forth a mounted horseman who brought judgment to people on the earth.
REV 6:8	When the Lamb opened the fifth seal, the souls of dead believers appealed to God to judge those who killed them, but God told them to rest a bit longer.
REV 6:11	When the Lamb opened the sixth seal of the scroll, the upheaval in the sky and on the earth caused all the rebellious people on earth to hide because they knew God’s time to judge people had come.
REV 7:0	An angel came up from the east and commanded the four angels stationed in four directions to continue restraining the destructive winds until angels had sealed God’s servants.
REV 7:8	The triumphant crowd stood before the throne in heaven and acknowledged that God and the Lamb had rescued them. Then the angels, the elders, the living creatures, and a huge crowd of people worshipped God and praised him.
REV 7:12	One of the elders explained to John about the saints who are dressed in white robes.
REV 8:0	When the Lamb opened the seventh seal, it thundered, lightning flashed, and the earth shook.
REV 8:5	The successive trumpet blasts by each of the first four angels resulted in great catastrophes on the earth and in the sky.
REV 8:12	An eagle announced that rebellious people on earth would suffer greatly.
REV 9:0	When the fifth angel blew his trumpet, locusts with stings like scorpions appeared on the earth and attacked rebellious people.
REV 9:12	When the sixth angel blew his trumpet, a third of the rebellious people on earth died. But the rest of the rebellious people did not repent of their false worship or of their evil practices.
REV 10:0	John saw a mighty angel coming down out of heaven and holding a small open scroll. When the angel shouted, it thundered several times, but a voice from heaven prohibited John from recording what the thunder said. The angel affirmed that the living Creator of the universe would no longer delay in completing what he planned for his creation.
REV 10:7	The heavenly voice told John to take the open scroll from the angel and eat it. When he had eaten it, he was commanded by God to prophesy again about all people.
REV 11:0	Christ told John to count his worshipers from the nations, and he appointed two witnesses to prophesy to the nations for a limited time. When they finished witnessing, the beast from the underworld killed them, causing the nations to enjoy temporary victory. God resurrected his witnesses, took them to heaven, and punished the nations. Survivors feared and acknowledged God as awesome.
REV 11:14	When the seventh angel sounded his trumpet, voices from heaven declared that the Lord God and his Messiah now govern everyone, and the elders declared that the time had come for God’s final judgment. With the heavenly sanctuary open, lightning flashed, thunder reverberated, the earth shook, and large hail fell.
REV 12:0	When a royal woman gave birth to a royal son, she fled to safety and care in a place in the wilderness that was prepared by God.
REV 12:6	There was a battle in heaven in which Michael and his angels fought the dragon. The dragon and his angels were thrown out of heaven to earth. A loud voice from heaven declared the victory and the sovereignty of God, and lamented the tragic struggle coming to people on earth.
REV 12:12	When the dragon pursued the woman who had given birth to a son, he was thwarted, so he prepared to fight against her other offspring.
REV 13:0	A beast rose from the ocean. It received power and authority from the dragon. Everyone worshipped it; that is, all people whose names were not recorded in the book of life worshipped the beast for 42 months.
REV 13:10	Another beast appeared, having the same authority to rule people that the first beast had, and it caused people on earth to worship the first beast. People made an image of the first beast, and the beast had everyone killed who refused to worship the image. It caused all people to be marked with the name of the first beast. The number of the beast’s name is 666.
REV 14:0	John saw the Lamb standing on Zion Mountain with 144,000 redeemed people, who were marked with God’s seal. They were singing a new song that only the redeemed could sing.
REV 14:5	An angel announced that after God judged and then destroyed the wicked cities symbolized as Babylon. Another angel declared individual judgment on worshipers of the beast, who symbolizes the head of this world power. The saints are called to remain steadfast.
REV 14:13	Someone like the One who came from heaven sat on a cloud, holding a sharp sickle. An angel from the sanctuary commanded him to harvest the earth. Another angel was commanded to reap fruit that grows on vines. He threw the fruit that he harvested into the place where God angrily crushes people like a winepress crushes grapes. When the winepress was trodden, the flow was like a flood of blood on the earth.
REV 15:0	John saw in the sky a marvelous sign of the seven angels who were responsible for inflicting people with the seven last plagues.
REV 15:1	John saw those who had been victorious over the beast respond to God’s judgment of rebellious people on earth by singing praise to God for his mighty deliverance and righteous judgment.
REV 15:4	John saw angels being given the seven bowls of judgment in the heavenly sanctuary, which became filled with the smoke of God’s unapproachable glory.
REV 16:0	Four angels emptied their judgment bowls.
REV 16:9	Two more angels emptied their judgment bowls on the earth. Demons gathered armies to fight against God. But Jesus warned his people to watch faithfully for his imminent coming. The battle was ready to begin at Armageddon.
REV 16:15-16	After the seventh angel emptied his bowl, God punished the very evil city symbolized by Babylon, and destroyed other cities, and terrible disasters followed.
REV 17:0	One of the seven angels offered to show John how God will punish the very evil city represented by a prostitute, with whom the rulers of people on earth have been seduced to act immorally and idolatrously.
REV 17:2	When the angel took John to a wilderness, he saw an immoral woman who was drunk with the blood of God’s people. The sight caused John to react with great bewilderment.
REV 17:6	The angel revealed the meaning of what John had seen, identifying as ruling entities both the beast which amazed people and his seven heads and ten horns, and the angel declared that they would be overcome by the Lamb and defeated. The angel identified the prostitute as representing the very evil city that dominates people, and he declared that it would be destroyed.
REV 18:0	A powerful angel descended from heaven and announced that the cities represented by Babylon were about to be completely destroyed because of their immorality and idolatry.
REV 18:3	John heard Jesus tell God’s people to flee from those cities.
REV 18:5	Jesus sentenced the cities represented by Babylon to destruction.
REV 18:8	Earth’s kings, merchants, and maritime traders mourned the loss of those cities.
REV 18:19	All of God’s people are called to rejoice because God has pronounced judgment on the cities represented by Babylon.
REV 19:0	After the destruction of Babylon, John heard a huge crowd praising God for saving his people and announcing the marriage of the one who is like a lamb.
REV 19:8	God will abundantly bless the people who have been invited to celebrate the marriage of the Lamb. Only God should be worshipped. All his servants are on an equal basis.
REV 19:10	John saw heaven open and saw the one whom he described as King of kings and Lord of lords mounted on a white horse.
REV 19:16	An angel invited all flesh-eating birds to feast on the flesh of people who would be killed by the Rider on the white horse. When the beast and the false prophet gathered kings with their armies to fight against the Rider and his army, the beast and the false prophet were thrown into the lake of fire. The Rider killed rebellious people with his sword, and the birds gorged themselves on their flesh.
REV 20:0	John saw an angel coming down from heaven. He seized, bound, and imprisoned the dragon for 1,000 years.
REV 20:3	John saw the thrones of the martyrs who lived again and had authority to judge people. Those martyrs are the first people whom God will cause to live again. They will reign with Christ during the 1,000 years.
REV 20:6	When Satan is released, he will deceive the nations in order to assemble them to fight against God and his people. God will send fire to burn up the rebellious nations. He will cause Satan to be thrown into the lake of fire for everlasting punishment.
REV 21:0	John saw a new heaven, a new earth, and a New Jerusalem, the city where God will dwell permanently with his people.
REV 21:4	God declares that he has made everything new and has accomplished everything he intended to do. He declares himself to be the beginning and the end, and so he will give abundant eternal life to all who seek him, but will punish all the wicked in the lake of fire.
REV 21:8	One of the seven angels who had the seven bowls offered to show John the Bride of the Lamb.
REV 21:9	An angel showed John the city of God, the New Jerusalem, that was coming down out of heaven from God, shining with his glory, having a huge wall with twelve gates and twelve huge foundation stones.
REV 21:14	The angel guide measured the city and its wall.
REV 21:17	John described the composition of the city, its wall, its foundations, its gates, and its street, emphasizing the great value of each part.
REV 22:0	God will cause there to be abundant life in the city, his servants will worship him face-to-face, no one will be there whom God would curse, and his servants will reign forever and ever.
REV 22:5	God revealed to his servants his message in which he showed them what must happen soon.
REV 22:7	John attested that he himself has heard and seen all these things. He was told to tell others what has been revealed to him because its fulfillment was near, and everyone should be ready.
REV 22:11	Jesus announced that he had sent his angel to bear witness to the congregations about all that John had seen. Jesus authoritatively identified himself as the Descendant of King David and as the Messianic Morning Star.
REV 22:16	God’s Spirit and the Bride invite all who desire to drink the living water to come and drink, and they invite all who hear that invitation to extend it to others.
REV 22:17	Jesus warned about what would happen to anyone who adds to the message of this book or who takes away any part of its revelation.
REV 22:19	Jesus declares that he is certainly coming soon.
REV 22:20	John closes with a prayer that Jesus will continue to bless all God’s people.

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