Learn All 66 Books of the Bible with This Easy Bible Song
Have you ever opened your Bible and struggled to remember where a book belongs? Maybe you've wondered whether Habakkuk comes before Zephaniah, or if First Chronicles comes before Second Kings. You're not alone.
Learning the books of the Bible can seem overwhelming at first, but one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to memorize them is through music. That's why we created The Books of the Bible Song—a simple, memorable song that helps children, adults, families, churches, and Bible study groups learn all 66 books of the Bible in order.
Why Memorizing the Books of the Bible Matters
Knowing the books of the Bible isn't just about winning a Bible trivia game. It helps you:
- Find Bible passages more quickly.
- Gain confidence during Bible study.
- Better understand how Scripture is organized.
- See God's plan of salvation unfold from Genesis to Revelation.
- Build a stronger foundation for personal devotion and witnessing.
When you know where each book belongs, you're free to spend less time searching and more time discovering the incredible truths God has revealed.
A Song That Makes Learning Stick
Music has a unique way of helping us remember information. Long after we forget a list, we often remember a melody.
This song walks through every book of the Bible in order:
- The five books of the Law
- The Historical Books
- Poetry and Wisdom
- The Major and Minor Prophets
- The Gospels
- Acts and the Letters
- Revelation—the glorious promise of Christ's return
Each verse builds naturally on the previous one, making it easy to practice a little at a time until you've memorized all 66 books.
More Than Memorization
The chorus reminds us that Scripture is much more than a collection of names:
Hide Your Word inside my heart,
Guide me every day.
Every book reveals Your love,
Lighting up my way.
The goal isn't simply to know the order of the books—it is to know the God who inspired them.
As Psalm 119:105 (KJV) says:
“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.”
From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible tells one incredible story—the story of God's love and His plan to save humanity through Jesus Christ.
Perfect for Every Age
Whether you're introducing a child to the Bible or you're an adult wanting to strengthen your Bible knowledge, this song makes learning enjoyable.
It's great for:
- Family worship
- Sabbath School and Sunday School
- Homeschool Bible lessons
- Christian schools
- Vacation Bible School
- Personal devotions
- Bible study groups
- New believers learning Scripture
The simple melody makes it easy to sing along, and repeated listening helps the order become second nature.
Want to Master the Books Even Faster?
Listening to the song is a wonderful start—but practicing what you've learned helps it stick for life.
That's why we created Bible Books Memory, an interactive app designed to help you learn all 66 books through engaging games and activities.
With Bible Books Memory you can:
- Learn every book by Bible division
- Read a simple summary of each book
- Practice putting books in the correct order
- Start with small sections and work up to all 66 books
- Learn completely offline
- Pay once and own it forever—no subscription required
Whether you're just beginning or refreshing your memory, the app works alongside the song to make Bible learning both fun and effective.
You can learn more here:
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Watch the Song
If you're ready to start memorizing the books of the Bible, watch the music video, sing along, and challenge yourself to see how quickly you can learn all 66 books.
The more you sing it, the easier it becomes!
Final Thoughts
The Bible is one unified story pointing us to Jesus Christ. Every book has a purpose. Every page reveals God's character. Every promise points us toward His kingdom.
As the final verse reminds us:
“From Genesis to Revelation, Jesus is the Living Word. May my life reflect His grace, until He comes again. Amen.”
May God's Word truly be hidden in our hearts—not merely so we can remember the names of the books, but so we can know the Author more deeply each day.
