To look up a particular verse: click here.

Many different translations of the Bible have appeared over the years. I obtained an older list that you may be interested in. You can see that here: 

When you click on any of the Bible links below, you will see comments that I wrote during my daily devotional from 1986-1989 and 1999 to present. I started with 1986 (the year I became a born-again Christian), and am trying to keep up to date. There are over 7,600 entries in total, as far as I can determine. At the end of the comment, the date is in MM/DD/YYYY format. {4 digit years for 1999 and 2000}

(The Genesis and Philippians chapters 1 & 2 comments were written all at once in February of 2003; then will follow individual comments on the verses.)

The Bookmark that I produced shows the books in the Protestant versions of the Bible in the order it is printed. The Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Anglican Bibles have seven additional books in the Old Testament.

The Old Testament is broken into five major sections:

"The Law" (Pentateuch or Torah):

"The Prophets":

    Historical Books

"The Writings" (Hagiographa):

"Major" Prophets

"Minor" Prophets

In addition, the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Bible contains:

The New Testament is broken into four major divisions:

The Gospels:

The Acts of the Apostles:

The 21 Letters (Epistles):

    The Letters of Paul

    Other Letters (General Epistles):

Revelation:

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