Éxodo es el segundo libro del Antiguo Testamento de la Biblia, cuenta la historia de la liberación de los Israelitas de la esclavitud en Egipto a través de Moisés, incluyendo los Diez Mandamientos, la construcción del tabernáculo y varias leyes, y el viaje hacia la tierra prometida.

Génesis es el primer libro del Antiguo Testamento de la Biblia, y cuenta la historia de la creación del mundo, los primeros seres humanos y la historia temprana de la humanidad, incluyendo la historia de Adán y Eva y el primer pecado, y la historia de Noé y el diluvio.

The book of Revelation, also known as the Apocalypse, is the last book of the New Testament and contains visions and prophecies about the end times, including the return of Jesus Christ and the ultimate triumph of God over evil. It is written in a highly symbolic and apocalyptic style.

The book of Jude in the New Testament of the Bible is a letter written by Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ, to a group of believers. The letter urges them to defend the faith against false teachers and to live in a way that is consistent with their belief in Jesus.

The third epistle of John is a letter in the New Testament of the Bible, written by John the Apostle, and addressed to Gaius, a leader in one of the early Christian communities. The letter commends Gaius for his hospitality and support of traveling Christian missionaries and also addresses a situation where another leader, Diotrephes, has been refusing to show hospitality to the missionaries and spreading false teachings.

The second epistle of John is a letter in the New Testament of the Bible, written by John the Apostle, and addressed to a "lady" and her children, who are likely to be a specific Christian community. The letter emphasizes the importance of remaining faithful to the teachings of Jesus and warns against false teachings that have infiltrated the community. It also encourages the recipients to show love and hospitality to traveling Christian missionaries.

The first epistle of John is a letter in the New Testament of the Bible, written by John the Apostle, it is addressed to a group of Christians, possibly a specific community, and emphasizes the themes of fellowship with God, love for one another and for God, and the importance of living a life consistent with the teachings of Jesus. It also contains strong warnings against false teachings that had arisen within the community.

The second epistle of Peter is a letter in the New Testament of the Bible, traditionally attributed to the Apostle Peter. It stresses the importance of growing in faith, moral conduct, and knowledge of Jesus Christ, and also warns against false teachings and false prophets, encouraging readers to be on guard against these false teachings and to maintain their Christian identity.

The first epistle of  Peter is a letter in the New Testament of the Bible, traditionally attributed to the Apostle Peter, it is addressed to the dispersed Christians living in Asia Minor, encouraging them to remain faithful to God despite suffering and persecution. It emphasizes the importance of living a holy life, and the belief in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

The book of James is a letter in the New Testament of the Bible, traditionally attributed to James, the brother of Jesus. It addresses the dispersed Jewish Christians and encourages them to remain faithful to God, emphasizing the importance of good deeds and the proper use of wealth, among other topics.