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Isaiah 55:8-9
“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord.”
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Old Testament
39 books
- 01 Genesis
- 02 Exodus
- 03 Leviticus
- 04 Numbers
- 05 Deuteronomy
- 06 Joshua
- 07 Judges
- 08 Ruth
- 09 1 Samuel
- 10 2 Samuel
- 11 1 Kings
- 12 2 Kings
- 13 1 Chronicles
- 14 2 Chronicles
- 15 Ezra
- 16 Nehemiah
- 17 Esther
- 18 Job
- 19 Psalms
- 20 Proverbs
- 21 Ecclesiastes
- 22 Song of Solomon
- 23 Isaiah
- 24 Jeremiah
- 25 Lamentations
- 26 Ezekiel
- 27 Daniel
- 28 Hosea
- 29 Joel
- 30 Amos
- 31 Obadiah
- 32 Jonah
- 33 Micah
- 34 Nahum
- 35 Habakkuk
- 36 Zephaniah
- 37 Haggai
- 38 Zechariah
- 39 Malachi
Apocrypha
14 books
- 01 Tobit
- 02 Judith
- 03 Additions to Esther
- 04 Wisdom
- 05 Sirach
- 06 Baruch
- 07 Prayer of Azariah
- 08 Susanna
- 09 Bel and the Dragon
- 10 1 Maccabees
- 11 2 Maccabees
- 12 1 Esdras
- 13 2 Esdras
- 14 Prayer of Manasses
New Testament
27 books
- 01 Matthew
- 02 Mark
- 03 Luke
- 04 John
- 05 Acts
- 06 Romans
- 07 1 Corinthians
- 08 2 Corinthians
- 09 Galatians
- 10 Ephesians
- 11 Philippians
- 12 Colossians
- 13 1 Thessalonians
- 14 2 Thessalonians
- 15 1 Timothy
- 16 2 Timothy
- 17 Titus
- 18 Philemon
- 19 Hebrews
- 20 James
- 21 1 Peter
- 22 2 Peter
- 23 1 John
- 24 2 John
- 25 3 John
- 26 Jude
- 27 Revelation of John