The New Testament opens with the four Gospels — Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John — each offering a distinct portrait of Jesus of Nazareth: his teachings, his healings, his death, and his resurrection.
The Acts of the Apostles carries the story forward into the early Christian communities, while the Letters of Paul and other apostles address the practical and spiritual challenges of living the faith in the world.
The New Testament closes with the Book of Revelation, a visionary and symbolic work that has captivated and challenged readers for two millennia.