Fifty-two books are here: Genesis (all 50 chapters), Exodus (all 40 chapters), Ruth (all 4 chapters), Hosea (all 14 chapters), Jonah (all 4 chapters), Proverbs (all 31 chapters), Psalms (all 150 chapters), Isaiah (all 66 chapters), Deuteronomy (all 34 chapters), Job (all 42 chapters), and Jeremiah (all 52 chapters) in Hebrew, Daniel (all 12 chapters) in Hebrew and Aramaic, Ezekiel (all 48 chapters), Leviticus (all 27 chapters), Esther (all 10 chapters), and Numbers (all 36 chapters), and Micah (all 7 chapters), and Joshua (all 24 chapters), and Judges (all 21 chapters), and 1 Samuel (all 31 chapters), and 2 Samuel (all 24 chapters), and 1 Kings (all 22 chapters), and 2 Kings (all 25 chapters), and 1 Chronicles (all 29 chapters), and Haggai (all 2 chapters), and Ecclesiastes (all 12 chapters), and Song of Songs (all 8 chapters) in Hebrew, and John (all 21 chapters), Mark (all 16 chapters), Luke (all 24 chapters), 1 John (all 5 chapters), Acts (all 28 chapters), James (all 5 chapters), Matthew (all 28 chapters), Romans (all 16 chapters), Galatians (all 6 chapters), Hebrews (all 13 chapters), 1 Corinthians (all 16 chapters), 2 Corinthians (all 13 chapters), Revelation (all 22 chapters), Ephesians (all 6 chapters), Philippians (all 4 chapters), 1 Peter (all 5 chapters), Colossians (all 4 chapters), 2 Peter (all 3 chapters), 1 Thessalonians (all 5 chapters), 2 Thessalonians (all 3 chapters), 1 Timothy (all 6 chapters), 2 Timothy (all 4 chapters), Titus (all 3 chapters), Jude (1 chapter), and Philemon (1 chapter) in Greek — the Greek books in the Byzantine text, with Mark's longer ending (16:9–20) in place, as that text carries it. Each book is finished to the last word: every word carries a translation in its verse, and each Hebrew book's words carry a tagging and a parsing worked word by word from Brown-Driver-Briggs and Strong's, never guessed — 1 Chronicles' 10,749 words are the newest on the Hebrew side, tagged and parsed word by word the same way — 10,686 of them linked to their dictionary entries, and 63 honestly left unlinked: fused forms, a preposition and a pronoun in one word (לוֹ, “to him”, and its kin), which have no dictionary entry of their own and say so in their panels; Hosea's 2,381 stand just before them (2,342 linked, 39 unlinked), 2 Kings' 12,280 before those (12,103 linked, 177 unlinked), Ecclesiastes' 2,987 before those (2,938 linked, 49 unlinked), 1 Kings' 13,139 before those (12,929 linked, 210 unlinked), the Song of Songs' 1,251 before those (1,206 linked, 45 unlinked), Haggai's 600 before those (592 linked, 8 unlinked), 2 Samuel's 11,036 before those (10,848 linked, 188 unlinked), 1 Samuel's 13,264 before those (13,044 linked, 220 unlinked), Judges' 9,884 before those (9,712 linked, 172 unlinked), Joshua's 10,051 before those, Micah's 1,396 before those, Numbers's 16,412 before those, Esther's 3,045 before those, Leviticus's 11,950 before those, Ezekiel's 18,729 before those, and Daniel's 5,919 before those: 2,320 Hebrew words and 3,599 Aramaic words, the Aramaic tagged and parsed at exactly the same standard as the Hebrew, from BDB's Biblical Aramaic appendix and Strong's Chaldee entries — and 2 Thessalonians's 833 words are the newest Greek, after Philemon's 340, Jude's 450, Titus's 664, 2 Timothy's 1,251, 1 Timothy's 1,621, 1 Thessalonians's 1,497, 2 Peter's 1,103, Colossians's 1,614, 1 Peter's 1,719, Philippians's 1,641 and Ephesians's 2,459. The whole Bible is not here yet. More books will be added one at a time, and only after each book's data has been verified against its public-domain source — the same checking these fifty-two books went through.