What are the sixty-six Bible stories in alphabetical order?

Answer 1

The sixty-six books of the Bible are divisions of the one book The Bible, and are not necessarily written in alphabetical order due to their original documentations of events in time and history.

The Bible is a "Book" itself, divided into two covenants, which contain sixty-six accounts, testaments or stories.

It was written by holy men of God, who were inspired by God to do so. The Bible is different from any other book written. Its name is derived from the Greek word "Roll."

The Old Testament of the Bible, or the first thirty-nine books of the Bible, has been said to be the inspired "Word of God" which is the New Testament's terminology of the scriptures.

The Old Testament, as it is written for our understanding, begins with the Genesis (the Mosaic Covenant, God's relationship and dealing with Israel) and ends with Malachi's message and his rebuke of the people for their neglect of true worship of the Lord, and the prophet's call to repentance (Mal. 1:6 and 3:7).

Throughout the Old Testament one sees the prophetic message of a coming Messaiah and with that the establishment of a New Order or a New Covenant.Their are two Covenants that God made with His people: The Mosaic Covenant (Exodus 24:8 and II Kings 23:2) and the New Covenant (Matthew 26:28). The book of Matthew is believe to be the start of the New Testament (the other twenty-seven books of the Bible - Matthew through Revelation).

These are the divisions of the Old Testament (the "beginning") written in two parts: the Law (Genesis - Deuteronomy) and the Prophets (Joshua - Malachi) - thirty-nine books (ref. Matt. 5:18).

Other references to the Old Testament are found in Like 24:44. Therefore the order of the books does not follow an alphabetized format. The books were written as the events occurred.