Holiness, sacrifice, and how a sinful people draw near to a holy God. Eight flow diagrams unpack the offerings, the clean/unclean tests, the Day of Atonement, the feasts, and the Jubilee.

Moses' farewell sermons on the plains of Moab — the Shema, the great blessings and curses, the Song of Moses, tribal blessings, and the death of the greatest prophet. Includes the covenant renewals and "Choose Life."

In the wilderness — two censuses, the camp formation, the twelve spies, Korah's rebellion, Balaam's oracles, and the 42-stage journey to the edge of the promised land.

From Adam to the Temple blueprints — 9 chapters of genealogies with full family trees (every name, Hebrew meaning, relationship), and 20 narrative chapters with complete event flows: David's rise, the Ark journey, the Davidic Covenant, and the Temple preparations.

Among the exiles in Babylon, God reveals His mobile glory, judges Jerusalem through dramatic signs, delivers oracles against the nations, and unveils the vision of the restored temple and the river of life — every vision, symbol, allegory and measurement shown in full detail.

The orderly account of the Saviour — from Gabriel and the manger to the empty tomb, Emmaus and the ascension. Every chapter rendered as a complete event-flow with every person, place, parable and saying, the full genealogy of Jesus to Adam (ch 3), Greek word studies, typology and prayer.

The Spirit-driven expansion from Jerusalem to Rome — Pentecost, Paul's conversion, the Gentile breakthrough at Cornelius' house, three missionary journeys, trials before Felix, Festus, and Agrippa, shipwreck at Malta, and the gospel arriving at the world's heart: unhindered.

The most systematic exposition of the gospel ever written. All have sinned; justification by faith through the blood of Christ; no condemnation in Christ Jesus; the Spirit of adoption ("Abba Father"); God's sovereign election; Israel's future; the golden chain — foreknew, predestined, called, justified, glorified; nothing can separate us from the love of God.

The most wide-ranging of all Paul's letters — addressing every area of church life: factions, the wisdom of the cross, sexual immorality, lawsuits, marriage, idol food, head coverings, the Lord's Supper, spiritual gifts, the love chapter, worship order, and the greatest chapter on resurrection ever written (ch 15). Every problem, every solution, all in one letter.

The most autobiographical and emotionally raw of Paul's letters. The God of all comfort; treasure in clay jars; the new covenant's surpassing glory; the great exchange (made sin for us); cheerful giving; demolishing strongholds; the fool's boast — 5 floggings, 3 shipwrecks, 1 stoning; the thorn in the flesh and "My grace is sufficient"; the Trinitarian benediction.

Paul's passionate defense of justification by faith alone — written in urgency against the Judaizers. The Reformation's foundational text. Abraham justified by faith 430 years before the law. The Hagar-Sarah allegory. Fruit of the Spirit vs. works of the flesh. The new creation is everything.

Every spiritual blessing in Christ. Chosen before the foundation of the world. Dead in trespasses — made alive together with Christ. The mystery: Gentiles fellow heirs with Israel. The body of Christ building itself up in love. The whole armour of God.

The letter of joy written from prison. The Christ hymn (kenosis): equal with God, he emptied himself. "I have learned to be content in all circumstances." "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." The peace of God that surpasses all understanding.

The supremacy of Christ: firstborn over all creation, head of the body, the fullness of the Godhead dwells in him. Against the Colossian philosophy of human tradition and elemental spirits. Hidden with Christ in God. The household code. Whatever you do, do it as unto the Lord.

Paul's earliest surviving letter — a warm pastoral word to a model church under persecution. Faith-love-hope triad. Like a nursing mother, like a devoted father. The Parousia sequence: the dead in Christ rise first, the living caught up together, ever with the Lord. Children of the light.

Do not be shaken — the Day of the Lord has not come. Two signs must precede it: the great apostasy and the Man of Lawlessness. The restrainer holds back the mystery of lawlessness. Christ destroys him with the breath of his mouth. Stand firm; do not grow weary of doing good.

Paul's pastoral manual for Timothy in Ephesus — how to order the household of God. Sound doctrine vs. endless controversies. Chief of sinners shown mercy. Qualifications for overseers and deacons. The mystery of godliness. "Godliness with contentment is great gain." Fight the good fight.

Paul's last letter from death row in Rome. Fan into flame your gift. Don't be ashamed. Good soldier, athlete, farmer. All Scripture is God-breathed. Preach the word in season and out. "I have fought the good fight; I have finished the race; I have kept the faith." Come before winter.

Appoint qualified elders in every town in Crete. Every generation — older men, older women, young men, bondservants — shaped by sound doctrine. Grace has appeared, training us to renounce ungodliness. The blessed hope: our great God and Saviour Jesus Christ. Saved by washing of regeneration.

25 verses — the NT's shortest Pauline letter and a masterpiece of diplomatic persuasion. Paul the prisoner writes to Philemon about his runaway slave Onesimus, now a Christian brother. "No longer as a slave but as a dear brother." If he owes anything, charge it to my account. Galatians 3:28 made concrete.

21 chapters · 7 Signs · 7 I AM statements · 879 verses · "Believe" 98× · Logos prologue through resurrection and restoration of Peter.

5 chapters · 3 cycles of tests · "God is light" · "God is love" (twice) · 1:9 the daily gospel · Assurance, love, and victory over the world.

13 verses · Shortest NT book · "Walk in truth and love" · Warning against Docetist deceivers · Do not endorse false teachers · Full reward.

14 verses · Gaius (faithful host) · Diotrephes (loves preeminence) · Demetrius (triple-tested) · "No greater joy than my children walking in truth."