Change Log

Work on this website is ongoing. What follows is a list of files that have been changed recently.

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Changes as of 2008-05-30

Frequently Asked Questions

This page contains answers to frequently asked questions. Read down the page to learn answers to frequently asked questions or click a specific question at the top of the page to read its answer.

Discovery Story

The following describes how the realization came that Isaiah defines the Bible's book order.

Using Scripture to Order the Books of the Bible

The discovery leading to this web site was the realization that the Bible defines it's own book order in Isaiah. By simply matching each book in the Bible to a chapter in Isaiah a book order results that is different from any known in history, but defined by scripture, which to my knowledge no other book order can claim.

Book-ends

Book-ends are those funny things that hold books upright on the shelf. They frame a series of books and keep them from falling over. When the books of the Bible are ordered based on Isaiah, book-ends appear around the Bible, the Testaments and the Gospels.

Isaiah 56 and First Timothy

Isaiah 20 and Micah

Isaiah 65 and Third John

Isaiah 60 and Colossians

Isaiah 36 and Habakkuk

Isaiah 45 and Philippians

Isaiah 51 and Galatians

Isaiah 19 and Zechariah

Isaiah 15 and Lamentations

Isaiah 10 and First Kings

Isaiah 37 and First Chronicles

Isaiah 48 and Second John

Isaiah 62 and First Peter

Isaiah 1 and Genesis

Isaiah 1 and Genesis match on the following themes:

Isaiah 18 and Esther

Isaiah 52 and Ephesians

Isaiah 55 and Jacob

Isaiah 46 and First Thessalonians

Isaiah 44 and Acts

Isaiah 16 and Ezra

Isaiah 66 and Revelation

Isaiah 27 and Job

Isaiah 41 and Matthew

Isaiah 21 and Jonah

Isaiah 31 and Song of Solomon

Isaiah 63 and Second Peter

Isaiah 30 and Ruth

Isaiah 25 and Zephaniah

Isaiah 54 and Hebrews

Isaiah 33 and Obadiah

Isaiah 42 and Mark

Isaiah 47 and Second Thessalonians

Isaiah 39 and Daniel

Isaiah 38 and Second Chronicles

Isaiah 12 and Ezekiel

Isaiah 12 and Ezekiel match on the following themes:

Isaiah 58 and Second Corinthians

Isaiah 11 and Second Kings

Isaiah 57 and Jude

Isaiah 14 and Jeremiah

Isaiah 34 and Malachi

Matching Books with Isaiah

Every book in the Bible uniquely matches a chapter in the book of Isaiah. The first pass at matching the books and chapters happened with 3" x 5" note cards and took several months to finish. A Discovery Story in the [Home] section tells the story of learning to think to use Isaiah this way.

Isaiah 22 and Amos

Isaiah 7 and Judges

Isaiah 2 and Exodus

Isaiah 2 and Exodus match on the following themes:

Isaiah 53 and Romans

Isaiah 40 and John

Isaiah 28 and Ecclesiastes

Isaiah 64 and Titus

Isaiah 17 and Nehemiah

Isaiah 23 and Hosea

Isaiah 32 and Joel

Isaiah 3 and Leviticus

Isaiah 3 and Leviticus match on the following themes:

Isaiah 8 and First Samuel

Isaiah 29 and Proverbs

Isaiah 49 and Second Timothy

Isaiah 9 and Second Samuel

Isaiah 43 and Luke

Isaiah 50 and First Corinthians

Isaiah 6 and Joshua

Isaiah 4 and Numbers

Isaiah 26 and Psalms

Isaiah 35 and Nahum

Isaiah 59 and Philemon

Isaiah 13 and Isaiah

Isaiah 61 and First John

Isaiah 24 and Haggai

Isaiah 5 and Deuteronomy

Changes as of 2008-05-03

Frequently Asked Questions

This page contains answers to frequently asked questions. Read down the page to learn answers to frequently asked questions or click a specific question at the top of the page to read its answer.

Discovery Story

The following describes how the realization came that Isaiah defines the Bible's book order.

Using Scripture to Order the Books of the Bible

The discovery leading to this web site was the realization that the Bible defines it's own book order in Isaiah. By simply matching each book in the Bible to a chapter in Isaiah a book order results that is different from any known in history, but defined by scripture, which to my knowledge no other book order can claim.

Book-ends

Book-ends are those funny things that hold books upright on the shelf. They frame a series of books and keep them from falling over. When the books of the Bible are ordered based on Isaiah, book-ends appear around the Bible, the Testaments and the Gospels.

Isaiah 56 and First Timothy

Isaiah 20 and Micah

Isaiah 65 and Third John

Isaiah 60 and Colossians

Isaiah 36 and Habakkuk

Isaiah 45 and Philippians

Isaiah 51 and Galatians

Isaiah 19 and Zechariah

Isaiah 15 and Lamentations

Isaiah 10 and First Kings

Isaiah 37 and First Chronicles

Isaiah 48 and Second John

Isaiah 62 and First Peter

Isaiah 1 and Genesis

Isaiah 1 and Genesis match on the following themes:

Isaiah 18 and Esther

Isaiah 52 and Ephesians

Isaiah 55 and Jacob

Isaiah 46 and First Thessalonians

Isaiah 44 and Acts

Isaiah 16 and Ezra

Isaiah 66 and Revelation

Isaiah 27 and Job

Isaiah 41 and Matthew

Isaiah 21 and Jonah

Isaiah 31 and Song of Solomon

Isaiah 63 and Second Peter

Isaiah 30 and Ruth

Isaiah 25 and Zephaniah

Isaiah 54 and Hebrews

Isaiah 33 and Obadiah

Isaiah 42 and Mark

Isaiah 47 and Second Thessalonians

Isaiah 39 and Daniel

Isaiah 38 and Second Chronicles

Isaiah 12 and Ezekiel

Isaiah 12 and Ezekiel match on the following themes:

Isaiah 58 and Second Corinthians

Isaiah 11 and Second Kings

Isaiah 57 and Jude

Isaiah 14 and Jeremiah

Isaiah 34 and Malachi

Matching Books with Isaiah

Every book in the Bible uniquely matches a chapter in the book of Isaiah. The first pass at matching the books and chapters happened with 3" x 5" note cards and took several months to finish. A Discovery Story in the [Home] section tells the story of learning to think to use Isaiah this way.

Isaiah 22 and Amos

Isaiah 7 and Judges

Isaiah 2 and Exodus

Isaiah 2 and Exodus match on the following themes:

Isaiah 53 and Romans

Isaiah 40 and John

Isaiah 28 and Ecclesiastes

Isaiah 64 and Titus

Isaiah 17 and Nehemiah

Isaiah 23 and Hosea

Isaiah 32 and Joel

Isaiah 3 and Leviticus

Isaiah 3 and Leviticus match on the following themes:

Isaiah 8 and First Samuel

Isaiah 29 and Proverbs

Isaiah 49 and Second Timothy

Isaiah 9 and Second Samuel

Isaiah 43 and Luke

Isaiah 50 and First Corinthians

Isaiah 6 and Joshua

Isaiah 4 and Numbers

Isaiah 26 and Psalms

Isaiah 35 and Nahum

Isaiah 59 and Philemon

Isaiah 13 and Isaiah

Isaiah 61 and First John

Isaiah 24 and Haggai

Isaiah 5 and Deuteronomy

Changes as of 2008-04-28

Discovery Story

The following describes how the realization came that Isaiah defines the Bible's book order.

Using Scripture to Order the Books of the Bible

The discovery leading to this web site was the realization that the Bible defines it's own book order in Isaiah. By simply matching each book in the Bible to a chapter in Isaiah a book order results that is different from any known in history, but defined by scripture, which to my knowledge no other book order can claim.

Matching Books with Isaiah

Every book in the Bible uniquely matches a chapter in the book of Isaiah. The first pass at matching the books and chapters happened with 3" x 5" note cards and took several months to finish. A Discovery Story in the [Home] section tells the story of learning to think to use Isaiah this way.

Changes as of 2008-04-25

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Frequently Asked Questions

This page contains answers to frequently asked questions. Read down the page to learn answers to frequently asked questions or click a specific question at the top of the page to read its answer.

Discovery Story

The following describes how the realization came that Isaiah defines the Bible's book order.

Using Scripture to Order the Books of the Bible

The discovery leading to this web site was the realization that the Bible defines it's own book order in Isaiah. By simply matching each book in the Bible to a chapter in Isaiah a book order results that is different from any known in history, but defined by scripture, which to my knowledge no other book order can claim.

Book-ends

Book-ends are those funny things that hold books upright on the shelf. They frame a series of books and keep them from falling over. When the books of the Bible are ordered based on Isaiah, book-ends appear around the Bible, the Testaments and the Gospels.

Matching Books with Isaiah

Every book in the Bible uniquely matches a chapter in the book of Isaiah. The first pass at matching the books and chapters happened with 3" x 5" note cards and took several months to finish. A Discovery Story in the [Home] section tells the story of learning to think to use Isaiah this way.

Changes as of 2008-04-20

Frequently Asked Questions

This page contains answers to frequently asked questions. Read down the page to learn answers to frequently asked questions or click a specific question at the top of the page to read its answer.

Discovery Story

The following describes how the realization came that Isaiah defines the Bible's book order.

Using Scripture to Order the Books of the Bible

The discovery leading to this web site was the realization that the Bible defines it's own book order in Isaiah. By simply matching each book in the Bible to a chapter in Isaiah a book order results that is different from any known in history, but defined by scripture, which to my knowledge no other book order can claim.

Book-ends

Book-ends are those funny things that hold books upright on the shelf. They frame a series of books and keep them from falling over. When the books of the Bible are ordered based on Isaiah, book-ends appear around the Bible, the Testaments and the Gospels.

Matching Books with Isaiah

Every book in the Bible uniquely matches a chapter in the book of Isaiah. The first pass at matching the books and chapters happened with 3" x 5" note cards and took several months to finish. A Discovery Story in the [Home] section tells the story of learning to think to use Isaiah this way.

Changes as of 2008-04-14