New Testament: Versus Organized by Philosophical Interest

As I was a philosophy major and a Christian, the interest herein was organizing what the Bible has to say in relation to metaphysics (the way the world is), ethics (what makes right acts right; what we should do), death and "after-life," judgment, savation, especially predestination, as well as other subjects of strong interest... here I will honor brevity...

To the left are the organized categories containing passages of corresponding philosophical significance. The preceding passages will contain the New International Version (NIV) translation of the indicated passage. Presently, the Biblical scope is restricted to the New Testament.

HOW TO READ THE BIBLE

It shall greatly helpe ye to understande Scripture,
If thou mark
Not only what is spoken or wrytten,
but of whom,
And to whom,
With what words,
At what time,
Where,
To what intent,
With what circumstances,
Considering what goeth before
And what followeth.

—John Wycliffe