New Testament Fact File

by Wayne Blank

The New Testament is composed of the 4 Gospels, the Book of Acts, 21 Epistles (letters), and the Book of Revelation. Their order, relative size, and authors are:

Galilee The 4 Gospels (43% of the New Testament)

Matthew - 28 chapters, Matthew
Mark - 16 chapters, Mark
Luke - 24 chapters, Luke
John - 21 chapters, John

The Book of Acts (12% of the New Testament)

Acts - 28 chapters, probably Luke

The 21 Epistles (38% of the New Testament)

Romans - 16 chapters, Paul
1 Corinthians - 16 chapters, Paul
2 Corinthians -13 chapters, Paul
Galatians - 6 chapters, Paul
Ephesians - 6 chapters, Paul
Philippians - 4 chapters, Paul
Colossians - 4 chapters, Paul
1 Thessalonians - 5 chapters, Paul
2 Thessalonians - 3 chapters, Paul
1 Timothy - 6 chapters, Paul
2 Timothy - 4 chapters, Paul
Titus - 3 chapters, Paul
Philemon - 1 chapter, Paul
Hebrews - 13 chapters, probably Paul
James - 5 chapters, James
1 Peter - 5 chapters, Peter
2 Peter - 3 chapters, Peter
1 John - 5 chapters, John
2 John - 1 chapter, John
3 John - 1 chapter, John
Jude - 1 chapter, Jude

The Book of Revelation (7% of the New Testament)

Revelation - 22 chapters, John

Fact Finder:Who did the actual writing of the Book of Romans while Paul composed it?
Romans 16:22

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