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27 Book Thesis

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The process of canonization of the New Testament was intriguing and complex. What I have discerned is that there is controversy that surrounds the 27 books. The Catholic Church and Eastern Christian body of Christ (Church) focused on the second part of the Bible, the New Testament, (NT). The 27 books expounds on the four canonical gospels, Acts of the Apostles, 21 epistles and the Book of Revelation. I surmise that the message of the New Testament main objective is based the remission of our sins in (Matt. 26:28) and the second objective is to focus on the worship leaders and the congregations, who in terms will receive Christ, the Redeemer salvation. Thus, the central storyline of the New Testament is the salvation of all of God's people.
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