Chronological Order of New Testament

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What is Chronological Order?
 Chronology is the science of arranging events in their order of occurrence in time.
New Testament: 
The books of the NT were written in Greek, and they date from c.45-95 A.D.
There are 27 books in the New Testament. It consists of 
4  Gospels books (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John)
 Acts of the Apostles
14 Epistles of Paul
7 General Epistles, and
the Book of Revelation.
The books in the bible are arranged based on genres of literature.

 The earliest known complete list of the 27 books of the New Testament is found in a letter written by Athanasius, a 4th-century bishop of Alexandria, dated to 367 AD. The 27-book New Testament was first formally canonized during the councils of Hippo (393) and Carthage (397) in North Africa.

Chronological Order of New Testament

Date

Books

Place written

Author

46 AD

Book of James

 ??

James

52 AD

 Book of 1  Thessalonians

Corinth

Paul

53 AD

 Book of 2 Thessalonians

Corinth

Paul

56 AD

 Book of Galatians

Corinth

Paul

57 AD

 Book of 1 Corinthians

Macedonia

Paul

57 AD

Book of 2 Corinthians

Macedonia

Paul

58 AD

  Book of Romans

Corinth

Paul

58 AD

  Book of 1 Peter

Rome

Peter

59 AD

  Book of Philippians

Caesarea

Paul

60 AD

  Book of Matthew

Antioch

Paul

61 AD

  Book of Titus

Rome

Paul

61 AD

  Book of Philemon

Rome

Paul

61 AD

  Book of Mark

Rome

Mark

62 AD

  Book of Ephesians

Rome

Paul

62 AD

  Book of Colossians

Rome

Paul

62 AD

  Book of 1 Timothy

Macedonia

Paul

63 AD

  Book of Hebrews

Undetermined

Undetermined

65 AD

  Book of 2 Peter

Rome

Peter

65 AD

  Book of 2 Timothy

Rome

Paul

66 AD

  Gospel of Luke

Rome

Luke

67 AD

  Book of Acts

Rome

Luke

65-70AD

  Book of Jude

??

Jude

80 AD

  Book of John

Ephesus

John

80 AD

  Book of 1 John

Judea

John

80 AD

  Book of 2 John

Ephesus

John

80 AD

  Book of 3 John

Ephesus

John

89 AD

  Book of Revelation

Patmos

John

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