Books of the Bible New Testament Fill in the Blank - Free Bible ... - Free Printable

The task is to fill in the blanks of the New Testament books of the Bible. Below is the completed list with explanations for each entry:

Left Column (Gospels and Acts)

1. M_t_he_ → Matthew
2. M_r_ → Mark
3. __ke → Luke
4. Jo__ → John
5. A__s → Acts
6. J__es → James
7. 1 _et__ → 1 Peter
8. 2 P__r → 2 Peter
9. 1 J__n → 1 John
10. 2 __hn → 2 John
11. 3 __n → 3 John
12. J__e → Jude
13. R__ns → Revelation

Right Column (Epistles)

1. 1 Co__thi_ns → 1 Corinthians
2. 2 _orin__ians → 2 Corinthians
3. G___tians → Galatians
4. ____sians → Ephesians
5. Phili_____s → Philippians
6. C_____ s_ans → Colossians
7. 1 ____ sa____ians → 1 Thessalonians
8. 2 Th____oni__s → 2 Thessalonians
9. ____ews → Hebrews
10. 1 ___ othy → 1 Timothy
11. 2 Ti___ hy → 2 Timothy
12. ____ us → Titus
13. _ hi___ on → Philemon
14. __ el ___ ion → 1 John

Explanation:

The New Testament consists of 27 books, divided into several categories:
- Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
- Acts: The book of Acts
- Epistles (Letters): Written by apostles like Paul, Peter, John, James, and Jude
- Revelation: A prophetic book

Each blank was filled based on the known structure and names of the New Testament books. For example:
- "M_t_he_" clearly refers to "Matthew" because it is one of the Gospels.
- "Co__thi_ns" refers to "Corinthians," which has two books in the New Testament.

This exercise helps reinforce familiarity with the books of the New Testament.

Final Answer:

\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{Left Column:} & \text{Right Column:} \\
\text{Matthew} & \text{1 Corinthians} \\
\text{Mark} & \text{2 Corinthians} \\
\text{Luke} & \text{Galatians} \\
\text{John} & \text{Ephesians} \\
\text{Acts} & \text{Philippians} \\
\text{James} & \text{Colossians} \\
\text{1 Peter} & \text{1 Thessalonians} \\
\text{2 Peter} & \text{2 Thessalonians} \\
\text{1 John} & \text{Hebrews} \\
\text{2 John} & \text{1 Timothy} \\
\text{3 John} & \text{2 Timothy} \\
\text{Jude} & \text{Titus} \\
\text{Revelation} & \text{Philemon} \\
& \text{1 John} \\
\end{array}
}