2.  NEW TESTAMENT
    
A.  BIOGRAPHICAL (4)
ST MATTHEW — Apostle writer — Purple, Jesus, King of Kings –Tax Collector — Written to Jews showing the kingly Messiah of Jewish Prophecy (Looks at money in areas)
ST MARK — Apostle writer — Scarlet, Servant — Brief record of Jesus' Life (Emphasis on the supernatural power of Christ over nature, disease, and demons
ST LUKE — Apostle writer — White, Son of Man — Beloved Physician — the most complete biography of Jesus — portrays Christ as the Son of Man, compassion on the poor, sinful
ST JOHN — Apostle writer — Blue, Heavenly — Beloved Apostle — writes about Love, unveils Jesus Christ as the Son of God — reveal his deeper teachings
    
B.  HISTORICAL (1)
ACTS OF THE APOSTLES (Author: St Luke) — A sequel to the Gospel of Luke — THEME: the origin and growth of the early church, from the ascension of Christ to the imprisonment of Paul at Rome
    
C. THE PAULINE EPISTLES (14)
ROMANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) Addressed to the Roman Christians — shows a need for salvation and spiritual, social and civic duties
I CORINTHIANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) Addressed to the Corinthian  church — Cleansing of the Church from various evils and doctrinal instruction
II CORINTHIANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Corinthian Church — characteristics of an apostolic ministry and shows Paul's apostleship
GALATIANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) – Addressed to the Galatian Church — Doctrine of Justification by Faith, warnings against false teachers and the return to Judaism
EPHESIANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Addressed to the Church at Ephesus — Glorious plan of Salvation, All barriers between Jews and Gentiles are broken down
PHILIPPIANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Addressed to the Philippian Church — reveals Paul's intense devotion to Christ, steadfast doctrine, and joy in prison
COLOSSIANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Addressed to the Colosse Church – Glory of Christ as the head of the Church — Abandon worldly philosophy and sin
I THESSALONIANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Addressed to Thessalonica Church — apostolic commendation, reminiscences, counsels.  Future coming of Christ
II THESSALONIANS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Enlightens church concerning the doctrine of Christ's second coming and warning against unrest and social disorders
I TIMOTHY (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Counsels to a young pastor (conduct and work)
II TIMOTHY (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Written shortly before Paul's death, giving instruction
TITUS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — An apostolic letter giving counsels and exhortations to a trusted friend
PHILEMON (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — A private letter written to Philemon, beseeching hi to receive and forgive Onesimus, a runaway slave
HEBREWS (EPISTLE OF PAUL) — Blessing of the new dispensation, compared with those of the Old Testament — Shows Christ's glory
    
D.  GENERAL EPISTLES (6)
JAMES — Apostle — the Lord's brother — Addressed to Jewish converts, Practical religion by good works contrasted by Faith
I PETER — Apostle — Letter of encouragement to saints scattered throughout Asia Minor — privilege of believers following the example of Christ
II PETER  — Apostle — Warning against false teachers and scoffers
I JOHN  — Apostle — Deep spiritual message to believers in the church, stress upon believer's privilege of spiritual knowledge and duty of love
II JOHN — Apostle — Message on worldly error, warning against false teachers
III JOHN — Apostle — Letter of commendation written to Gaius
JUDE  — (Author: the brother of James) — Historical examples of apostasy and divine judgement on sinners, warning against immoral teachers
    
E. PROPHETICAL (1)
REVELATIONS — Apostle — Author: John — Visions concerning the end of time, the battle between Jesus and Satan, Jesus' victory, and Heaven