Consider the themes
of the sixty-six books:

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In Genesis,   He is the Creator God.

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In Proverbs,   He is your wisdom, helping you make
sense of life and live it successfully.

In Ecclesiastes,   He is your purpose,
delivering you from vanity.

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In the Song of Solomon,   He is your lover,
your Rose of Sharon.

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In Isaiah,   He is the mighty counselor,
the Prince of Peace, the everlasting Father, and more.
In short, He's everything you need.

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In Jeremiah,   He is your balm of Gilead,
the soothing salve for your sin-sick soul.

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In Lamentations,   He is the ever-faithful one
upon whom you can depend.

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In Ezekiel,   He is your wheel in the middle of
a wheel, the one who assures that dry,
dead bones will come alive again.

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In Daniel,   He is the ancient of days, the
everlasting God who never runs out of time.

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In Hosea,   He is your faithful lover, always
beckoning you to come back,
even when you have abandoned Him.

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In Joel,   He is your refuge, keeping you safe
in times of trouble.

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In Amos,   He is the husbandman, the one you can
depend on to stay by your side.

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In Obadiah,   He is Lord of the Kingdom.

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In Jonah,   He is your salvation, bringing you
back within His will.

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In Micah,   He is judge of the nation.

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In Nahum,   He is the jealous God.

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In Habakkuk,   He is the Holy One.

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In Zephaniah,   He is the witness.

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In Haggai,   He overthrows the enemies.

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In Zechariah,   He is Lord of Hosts.

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In Malachi,   He is the messenger God.

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In Matthew,   He is king of the Jews.

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In Mark,   He is the servant.

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In Luke,   He is the Son of Man, feeling what you feel.

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In John,   He is the Son of God.

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In Acts,   He is Savior of the world.

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In Romans,   He is the righteousness of God.

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In I Corinthians,   He is the rock that followed Israel.

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In II Corinthians,   He is the triumphant, victorious one.

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In Galatians,   He is your liberty; He sets you free.

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In Ephesians,   He is head of the Church.

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In Philippians,   He is your joy.

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In Colossians,   He is your completeness.

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In I Thessalonians,  He is your hope.

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In II Thessalonians,   He is your patience and discipline.

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In I Timothy,   He is your faith.

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In II Timothy,   He is your stability.

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In Titus,   He is the truth.

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In Philemon,   He is your benefactor.

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In Hebrews,   He is your perfection.

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In James,   He is the power behind your faith.

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In I Peter,   He is your example.

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In II Peter,   He is your purity.

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In I John,   He is your life.

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In II John,   He is your pattern.

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In III John,   He is your motivation.

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In Jude,   He is the foundation of your faith.

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In the Revelation,   He is your coming King.

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