Chronology of books in the new testament

Here is a rough chronology of the books in the New Testament:

The Life of Jesus Christ (27-30 AD)

  1. The Gospel of Mark (written around 68-70 AD)
  2. The Gospel of Matthew (written around 80-90 AD)
  3. The Gospel of Luke (written around 80-90 AD)
  4. The Gospel of John (written around 90-100 AD)

The Early Church (30-50 AD)

  1. Acts of the Apostles (written around 80-90 AD)

The Epistles (Letters) of Paul (50-60 AD)

  1. 1 Thessalonians (written around 50-51 AD)
  2. Galatians (written around 55-56 AD)
  3. 2 Thessalonians (written around 51-52 AD)
  4. 1 Corinthians (written around 55-56 AD)
  5. 2 Corinthians (written around 56-57 AD)
  6. Romans (written around 57-58 AD)
  7. Philippians (written around 61-62 AD)
  8. Philemon (written around 61-62 AD)
  9. Ephesians (written around 62-63 AD)
  10. Colossians (written around 62-63 AD)

The General Epistles (Letters) (50-150 AD)

  1. James (written around 61-70 AD)
  2. 1 Peter (written around 64-67 AD)
  3. 2 Peter (written around 68-70 AD)
  4. 1 John (written around 90-100 AD)
  5. 2 John (written around 90-100 AD)
  6. 3 John (written around 90-100 AD)
  7. Jude (written around 65-80 AD)

The Book of Revelation (90-150 AD)

  1. The Book of Revelation (written around 90-100 AD)

Note: The dates provided are approximate and based on scholarly consensus. The exact dates of composition are not universally agreed upon among scholars.