the books of the Old Testament that are primarily focused on telling the history of Israel from the time of the judges to approximately 150 years before the birth of Christ

the books of the Old Testament that are primarily focused on recounting what God communicated to His people through the prophets

the books of the Old Testament that are primarily focused on providing moral exhortation or insights into a well-lived life

those seven books of the Old Testament and parts of the books of Esther and Daniel that are not considered by most Protestants to be inspired writings

the first four books of the New Testament; the heart of the Scriptures and proclaim the Good News of salvation won for us by the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus

the book of the New Testament immediately following the Gospels thatrecounts the Ascension of Jesus into Heaven and life of the early Church

letters written by St. Paul to communities of early Christians and other individuals to encourage their faith

the seven letters written to the entire Chruch by Apostles

the final book of the New Testament and the Bible that is a highly symbolic account of a vision of Heaven granted to St. John the Evangelist

the person whom God chose to present all those entering into a covenant with Him

an external representation of the interior reality occurring within a covenant

the free and undeserved gift of His own divine life that God gives to human persons