Presenting the biblical canon in an A-Z arrangement provides a standardized reference for locating specific texts. For example, rather than searching through the Old and New Testaments based on thematic groupings or chronological order, one can quickly find the Book of Exodus between Ecclesiastes and Ezekiel.
This systematic approach facilitates efficient navigation, particularly for research, study, and comparative analysis. Historically, variations in biblical canon and manuscript organization existed. Alphabetical ordering offers a neutral, accessible framework that transcends denominational or traditional sequencing, making specific books easier to locate regardless of one’s familiarity with scripture. This method contributes significantly to improved biblical literacy and accessibility.
