Learning Lab
Practice anything, as often as you like. Nothing here is scored or recorded, mistakes never count against you, and there is no clock and no leaderboard — just reps.
Watch & Listen
The two approved memory songs — available throughout all six modules.
Memory Songs — a serious tool
Melody is one of the strongest memory aids there is. Turn on captions if you need them — the ordered book lists below the videos and in the Learning Lab are always available as a text alternative.
Books of the Old Testament Song · Sing And Learn The Bible
Open on YouTube (if the player doesn't load)Books of the New Testament Song (With Divisions) · Sing And Learn The Bible
Open on YouTube (if the player doesn't load)The Bookshelf
All 66 books by testament and study division, with the first and last of each shelf marked.
Old Testament — 39 books
Law · 5 books
History · 12 books
Poetry & Wisdom · 5 books
Major Prophets · 5 books
Minor Prophets · 12 books
New Testament — 27 books
Gospels · 4 books
New Testament History · 1 book
Pauline Letters · 13 books
General Letters · 8 books
Prophecy · 1 book
A helpful note: these study divisions and the printed order are organizational tools that help you learn and navigate — they are not inspired divisions. The words of Scripture are inspired; the shelf labels are ours.
Optional: how the Hebrew Bible orders things differently
The Hebrew Tanakh contains the same Old Testament material but groups and orders it differently — Law (Torah), Prophets (Nevi'im), and Writings (Ketuvim), ending with Chronicles rather than Malachi. Interesting to know; for all PRM checkpoints and assessments, use the standard order shown above.
Quick Drills
Next book, previous book, missing book, divisions, first-and-last, and cross-division transitions.
What is the LAST book of the Minor Prophets?
Order Practice
Tap the next book in sequence. Hints appear quickly — this is the gym, not the test.
Study the correct order first
Genesis · Exodus · Leviticus · Numbers · Deuteronomy · Joshua · Judges · Ruth · 1 Samuel · 2 Samuel · 1 Kings · 2 Kings
Tap the books below in canonical order, starting with the first.
Say It Out Loud
Optional spoken practice and mentor-observed recitation.
When you're ready, practice reciting a section out loud — untimed, to yourself or with a housemate. Speaking the order builds a different kind of memory than tapping it.
Final Phase 1 mastery includes reciting the Old and New Testament orders to your mentor, who signs it off. If speaking is a barrier, an approved accommodation (typed, AAC, or another equivalent recall method) counts exactly the same — just ask your mentor or coach.
