How many stories are in the new testament

The New Testament of the Bible contains 27 books, which are often referred to as "epistles" (letters) and "gospels" (accounts of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ). Here's a breakdown of the number of stories in each book:

Gospels:

  1. Matthew - 107 stories
  2. Mark - 66 stories
  3. Luke - 114 stories
  4. John - 96 stories

Acts of the Apostles: 28 stories

Epistles (Letters):

  1. Romans - 8 stories
  2. 1 Corinthians - 16 stories
  3. 2 Corinthians - 13 stories
  4. Galatians - 6 stories
  5. Ephesians - 6 stories
  6. Philippians - 5 stories
  7. Colossians - 4 stories
  8. 1 Thessalonians - 7 stories
  9. 2 Thessalonians - 4 stories
  10. 1 Timothy - 6 stories
  11. 2 Timothy - 5 stories
  12. Titus - 4 stories
  13. Philemon - 2 stories
  14. Hebrews - 13 stories
  15. James - 8 stories
  16. 1 Peter - 10 stories
  17. 2 Peter - 5 stories
  18. 1 John - 10 stories
  19. 2 John - 2 stories
  20. 3 John - 2 stories
  21. Jude - 2 stories

Apocalypse (Revelation): 22 stories

In total, the New Testament contains approximately 444 stories. However, it's worth noting that some of these stories may be repeated or referenced in multiple books, and some may be more like teachings or sermons rather than traditional stories.