One Torah for All
One Torah shall be to him that is home-born, and unto the stranger that sojourneth among you. Exodus 12:49 |
The Books of Scripture in their Hebrew Order The Tanak 1 The Torah Moshe
The Nevi’im – the prophets 2
The Ketuvim – the writings
The HaBrit HaChadasha – the New Covenant 9
Ma’asei Hashelichim – the Acts of the Apostles
The Hebrew Writings
The Writings of Shaul – the epistles of the apostle Paul
The Letter to the Hebrews 16
The Revelation of Yochanan 17
1 The word TaNaK (sometimes spelled as Tanach) is an anagram for the words Torah, Nevi’im & Ketuvim. In a Hebrew Tanak there are only 24 books in its presently accepted canon. 2 In a Hebrew Tanak the Prophets are only divided into eight books. 3 In English Bibles the book of Samuel is split into 1st and 2nd Samuel, but in a Hebrew Tanak it is considered one book. The first and second parts may be designated with anא and a ב , respectively. 4 In English Bibles the book of Kings is split into 1st and 2nd Kings, but in a Hebrew Tanak it is considered one book. 5 In English Bibles the Twelve Prophets are divided into twelve separate books, each bearing the name of the individual prophet. 6 Some believe that this prophet should be restored to its rightful place after Yechezqel. 7 In English Bibles this book is split into two separate books, but in a Hebrew Tanak it is consider as one book. 8 In English Bibles this book is split into 1st and 2nd Chronicles, but in a Hebrew Tanak it is considered as one book. 9 The Hebrew names of the books found in the New Covenant are taken from the Aramaic Peshitta. 10 Ma’ashei for short. 11 In English Bibles this book is divided into two books, 1st [א ] and 2nd [ב ]. 12 In English Bibles this book is divided into three books, 1st [א ] and 2nd [ב ] and 3rd [ג ]. 13 In English Bibles this book is divided into two books, 1st [א ] and 2nd [ב ]. 14 In English Bibles this book is divided into two books, 1st [א ] and 2nd [ב ]. 15 In English Bibles this book is divided into two books, 1st [א ] and 2nd [ב ]. 16 The Author of this Epistle is in dispute, so we list it separately. Some place this book after the letter written by Ya’aqov 17 Some place this book after the Besorah of Yochanan. 18 In Aramaic the name of this book is Gilyana. |