Books of the Bible

OMNIS SCRIPTURA

All Scripture is inspired by God (2 Tim 3:16).

The Bible is not a single book in the ordinary sense, but a library of sacred writings gathered into one canon. For new readers, it can be difficult to see how the individual books belong together: law, history, poetry, prophecy, Gospel, letters, and apocalypse all stand side by side.

This chart was created as a simple visual aid for seeing the structure of Scripture at a glance.

The Old Testament is arranged into the Pentateuch, Historical Books, Poetic Books, and Prophetic Books. The New Testament is arranged into the Gospels, Acts, Pauline Epistles, General Epistles, and Revelation.

The visual form draws on the Tablets of the Law, Alpha and Omega, and sacred typographic symbolism, creating a reference chart that is also suitable for display.

Free Digital Version

A free digital version of this chart is available for personal study, teaching, and reference. You may download it, use it in private study, or share the link with others.

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Use and Sharing

This free version is provided for personal, educational, parish, and non-commercial use. Churches, classrooms, and study groups are welcome to use it for teaching and reference. Please do not sell, modify, or redistribute the file as your own work. If you would like to share it, please share the link to this page.

Available as a Printed Edition

If you would like a physical copy for your study room, classroom, parish space, or personal collection, a printed edition is available through the KBM Charts online shop.

The Books of the Bible Poster

The Books of the Bible Poster is a visual guide to the structure of Scripture. Rather than presenting the Bible as a single undifferentiated list, this chart arranges the books of the Old and New Testaments according to their major traditional categories. The Old Testament is organised through the Pentateuch, Historical Books, Poetic Books, and Prophetic Books, while the New Testament is structured through the Gospels, Acts, Pauline Epistles, General Epistles, and Revelation. The poster is designed for readers who want to see the Bible not only as a collection of individual books, but as a structured canon. By placing abbreviations and full titles side by side, it offers a simple reference system for reading, study, teaching, and orientation. The visual form draws on the Tablets of the Law, Alpha and Omega, the Hebrew divine name, and radiant sacred geometry. The result is both a practical reference chart and a solemn visual piece for spaces of study, prayer, and learning. A free digital version is available online. The printed edition is designed for those who would like to keep the chart as a physical object in a study room, classroom, parish space, library, or personal collection. Museum-quality poster made on thick matte paper: • Paper thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mil) • Paper weight: 189 g/m² • Opacity: 94% • ISO brightness: 104% • 21 × 30 cm posters are size A4 • Paper sourced from Japan

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This chart belongs to the Biblical Theme series by KBM Charts. You may also like The Family Tree of Bible, a larger visual genealogy chart tracing biblical lineages and salvation history.

The Family Tree of Bible Poster

This Biblical Genealogy Chart presents a comprehensive visual overview of salvation history—from Adam and the early patriarchs, through the royal line of David, to the genealogy of Jesus Christ. Beyond the central ancestral line, the chart includes selected family structures of Judges and Prophets, a chronological framework of key figures, and a structured directory of the books of Scripture. Together, these elements illuminate the continuity of the biblical narrative—tracing its movement from the ancestors, to the Temple, and ultimately outward to the world through the Gospel. Developed through careful historical research and refined graphic composition, the design brings clarity to complex relationships while preserving theological depth. It functions both as a serious study reference and as a contemplative visual piece for home, office, classroom, or church settings. Printed on museum-quality matte paper, every line, symbol, and typographic detail remains crisp and legible even at larger formats. The paper has a thickness of 0.26 mm (10.3 mil) and a weight of 189 g/m², providing a substantial feel without glare. With 94% opacity and an ISO brightness of 104%, the surface ensures strong contrast and readability. The paper is sourced from Japan.

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