66 Books
Every book of scripture with author, date, and key theme. Hover a card to flip it; click Read to open the first chapter.
Beginnings — creation, fall, and the covenant-making God who calls a people through Abraham.
Redemption out of Egypt, the giving of the Law at Sinai, and God's dwelling presence in the tabernacle.
Holiness code — how a redeemed people approaches a holy God through sacrifice and purity.
Wilderness wandering — faithlessness, discipline, and the faithfulness of God across a generation.
Covenant renewal on the edge of the Promised Land — remember, obey, love the LORD.
Conquest and inheritance — the LORD gives the land He promised.
Cycles of apostasy and deliverance — 'there was no king in Israel, and everyone did what was right in his own eyes.'
Covenant loyalty in the dark — a Moabite widow becomes the great-grandmother of David.
From judges to kingship — Samuel, Saul, and the rise of David.
David's reign — the Davidic covenant, sin, and its long consequences.
Solomon's glory, the divided kingdom, and the ministry of Elijah.
The long decline of Israel and Judah and the exile to Babylon.
A priestly retelling of David's reign for the post-exilic community.
The kings of Judah and the centrality of the temple.
Return from exile, rebuilding the temple, and restoring the Law.
Rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem and reforming the covenant community.
Providence in exile — God preserves His people even when He is not named.
Suffering, the limits of human wisdom, and the sovereignty of God.
The prayer book of God's people — lament, praise, confession, and trust.
The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom.
Life 'under the sun' without God is vanity; fear God and keep His commandments.
Love — the goodness of covenant love, and a picture of Christ and the Church.
The holy One of Israel — judgment, comfort, and the suffering Servant.
The weeping prophet — warning, exile, and the promise of a new covenant.
Grief over the fall of Jerusalem — yet His mercies are new every morning.
The glory of the LORD departs and returns — dry bones live again.
God is sovereign over the kingdoms of men and gives His kingdom to the Son of Man.
A prophet's marriage pictures God's steadfast love for an unfaithful people.
The day of the LORD is near — rend your hearts, and I will pour out my Spirit.
Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.
Judgment on Edom and the sure kingdom of the LORD.
God's mercy reaches the nations, even against the prophet's will.
Do justice, love mercy, walk humbly with your God — a ruler comes from Bethlehem.
The fall of Nineveh — the LORD is slow to anger, but He will not leave the guilty unpunished.
The righteous shall live by faith — wrestling with God and learning to trust.
The day of the LORD and the singing joy of a remnant gathered home.
Rebuild the house of the LORD — consider your ways.
Visions of the coming King — humble, pierced, reigning.
A messenger is coming — return to the LORD, and He will return to you.
Jesus as the promised Messiah-King who fulfills the Law and the Prophets.
Jesus the suffering Servant — immediate action, a cross, an empty tomb.
Jesus as the Son of Man — Savior of the lost, friend of outsiders.
Jesus as the eternal Word made flesh — believe and have life in His name.
The gospel goes from Jerusalem to Rome by the power of the Holy Spirit.
The gospel of God — righteousness by faith for Jew and Gentile alike.
The cross, the church, and love that never ends.
Ministry in weakness — power made perfect in human frailty.
Justification by faith alone, not by the works of the Law.
One new humanity in Christ — chosen, redeemed, seated in the heavenlies.
Joy in Christ — He who began a good work will bring it to completion.
The supremacy of Christ over all things.
Hope in the return of the Lord and the comfort of saints not yet gone.
Stand firm until the day of the Lord — work, wait, and worship.
How one ought to behave in the household of God, the pillar of truth.
I have fought the good fight — guard the good deposit.
Sound doctrine that trains us to live godly lives in this present age.
A slave becomes a brother — the gospel transforms relationships.
Christ is better — greater than angels, Moses, and the Levitical priesthood.
Faith that works — genuine faith is visible in how we live.
Living hope amid suffering — set apart as a holy people.
Growing in grace and knowledge — guarding against false teachers.
Light, love, and life in the Son of God — assurance for the believer.
Walking in truth and love — a warning against deceivers.
Hospitality to fellow workers for the truth.
Contend for the faith once for all delivered to the saints.
The Lamb who was slain reigns — the Alpha and the Omega makes all things new.