New Testament of Holy Bible 6.4

The New Testament is a collection of early Christian literature that, alongside the Old Testament, constitutes the Holy Scriptures of the Christian churches. In its current configuration, the New Testament is composed of 27 books. The primary components are the four Gospels recounting the life and teachings of Jesus, along with various epistles and letters. The New Testament also encompasses "The Acts of the Apostles," narrating the early Christian history, and the apocalyptic text "The Book of Revelation." Notably, all books of the New Testament were originally written in Greek.