New testament books in chronological order

Here are the 27 books of the New Testament in chronological order, based on the traditional dating and historical consensus:

The Life of Jesus (Years 26-30 AD)

1. Mark (written around 68-70 AD)
2. Matthew (written around 80-90 AD)
3. Luke (written around 80-90 AD)
4. John (written around 90-110 AD)

The Early Church (Years 30-60 AD)

5. Acts of the Apostles (written around 80-90 AD)
6. 1 Thessalonians (written around 50-51 AD)
7. Galatians (written around 55-56 AD)
8. 1 Corinthians (written around 55-56 AD)
9. 2 Corinthians (written around 56-57 AD)
10. Romans (written around 57-58 AD)
11. Philippians (written around 61-62 AD)
12. Philemon (written around 61-62 AD)

The Epistles of Paul (Years 60-64 AD)

13. 1 Timothy (written around 62-64 AD)
14. Titus (written around 62-64 AD)
15. 2 Timothy (written around 66-67 AD)
16. Hebrews (written around 65-70 AD)

The General Epistles (Years 60-150 AD)

17. James (written around 61-70 AD)
18. 1 Peter (written around 64-67 AD)
19. 2 Peter (written around 68-70 AD)
20. 1 John (written around 90-110 AD)
21. 2 John (written around 90-110 AD)
22. 3 John (written around 90-110 AD)

The Book of Revelation (Years 90-110 AD)

23. Revelation (written around 90-110 AD)

The Later Epistles (Years 100-150 AD)

24. Jude (written around 80-110 AD)
25. 2 Peter (written around 130-150 AD)

The Catholic Epistles (Years 100-150 AD)

26. 1 Peter (written around 130-150 AD)
27. 2 Peter (written around 130-150 AD)

Please note that the dates provided are approximate and based on traditional scholarly consensus. Some scholars may disagree on the exact dates, but this order is generally accepted.