Can you name the The Bible Logic Puzzle? by taylorswift12

Can you name the The Bible Logic Puzzle?

created by taylorswift12

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Only first 12 books of each Testament named, with Revelations (last book of New Testament) included. Note: 2 Kings and Matthew are not next to each other in the Bible. List of books of Bible below.
You need to figure out which books of the Bible I have finished reading (F), started to read but not yet finished (S), and not started yet (N). Also remember that New Testament comes after Old Testament and that Revelations is not next to Colossians in the Bible. Know that even though I've started reading it, it doesn't mean I have or have not finished it. Books of Bible are from the King James Version. Spoiler solution in comments. Enjoy!
Source: Books of Bible King James Version
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Book Name	Reading Status
1 Corinthians
1 Kings
1 Samuel
2 Corinthians
2 Kings

Book Name	Reading Status
2 Samuel
Acts
Colossians
Deuteronomy
Ephesians

Book Name	Reading Status
Exodus
Galatians
Genesis
John
Joshua

Book Name	Reading Status
Judges
Leviticus
Luke
Mark
Matthew

Book Name	Reading Status
Numbers
Philippians
Revelation
Romans
Ruth
1 Kings
1 Samuel
2 Corinthians
2 Kings
2 Samuel
Acts
Colossians
Deuteronomy
Ephesians
Galatians
Genesis
John
Joshua
Judges
Leviticus
Luke
Mark
Matthew
Numbers
Philippians
Revelation
Romans
Ruth
Exodus

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The Bible Logic Puzzle Quiz

by taylorswift12

Created Jan 25, 2013 in Religion
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	taylorswift12:	Jan 26th, 2013 at 03:03 GMT		2 points
	**SPOILER SOLUTION** 1. The first two books in the two Testaments are Matthew and Genesis so we can type F in their boxes for finished. 2. Now we know the book Romans is before 1 Corinthians and starts with R therefore it has been started so it is either read or started but because 1 Corinthians was read Romans cannot have the same status and has only been started. 3. Four or less letters means it has either been started or finished. After Matthew comes Mark and Matthew was read so Mark must be started. Then Luke comes after Mark so Luke must be finished. Then John comes after Luke so John must be started. Then Acts comes after John so Acts must be finished. 4. Since each row has one of each status we know the fourth row already has three started and no others. So 2 Corinthians must be either finished or not read, since 1 Corinthians which is right before it is finished, 2 Corinthians must be not read. This leaves Deuteronomy to be finished. 5. No corner has an unfinished read therefore the corner must have either started to read or not yet started. Since Ruth is four letters and starts with R it has started being read, and since it’s in the corner it has been finished. 6. 2 Kings is in a corner so it isn’t not yet finished, and since it is preceded by a 2 it hasn’t been finished so it must be not yet read. 7. Numbers is after Deuteronomy which is finished and in a corner therefore it is not incomplete and so it must be not yet read. 8. In Judges’ column there is a finished and a started but no not yet started. Leviticus cannot be the not yet started because it is next to Numbers and Numbers is not yet started. Therefore Judges is not yet started. 9. Joshua is next to Judges who is not yet started and Deuteronomy who is finished therefore Joshua is started.

	taylorswift12:	Jan 26th, 2013 at 03:05 GMT		2 points
	**SPOILER SOLUTION** part 2 10. 1 Samuel follows Ruth which is finished so 1 Samuel is either started or not yet read. If it was started then its column would have all three statuses which it doesn’t because of Mark’s clue. Therefore 1 Samuel is not yet read. 11. Like 1 Samuel, 1 Kings is either finished or not yet read because of the column it’s in and since 2 Kings is not yet read 1 Kings must be finished. 12. In the second column there is a finished and a started but a not yet read is necessary. Exodus must be that because Galatians is next to 2 Corinthians which is not yet read. 13. We now know that Revelations has been finished. 14. 1 Samuel was not finished so 2 Samuel must be finished or started and since a book preceded by 2 cannot be finished 2 Samuel is started 15. Philippians has been completely read. So it is finished. 16. If Philippians is finished then Galatians and Leviticus need to be either started and the other not yet started because they are all in the same row and there is already three finished. Because Leviticus is next to Numbers which is not yet read Leviticus has to be started and Galatians not yet read. 17. The second column because of Marks clue only has two statuses which we know to be started and finished. Colossians is next to Philippians which is finished therefore Colossians must be started and Ephesians is also next to Philippians and must also be started. 18. And Solved!!! Congratulations!!!

	frisky:	Jan 26th, 2013 at 06:37 GMT		4 points
	nice puzzle, but how can Galatians and 2 corinthians both be "not yet read"? Also should we put "F" or "R" in for finished or read? Otherwise great job!

	hazelorb:	Jan 26th, 2013 at 15:19 GMT		2 points
	Your clues for Ruth and Acts contradict eachother. Any book preceded by the number 2 has not been finished. / No corner of this puzzle contains an unfinished read. / 2 kings is in a corner. rephrase your Acts clue to say specifically started but not finished.

	taylorswift12:	Jan 26th, 2013 at 17:23 GMT		2 points
	I have tried to fix all of your suggestions. Thanks and be sure to let me know if there are any more mistakes.

	frisky:	Jan 26th, 2013 at 21:22 GMT		3 points
	It all worked for me and I really enjoyed the puzzle. I've got to get my Bible books memorized again, especially OT!.. BTW like the Bible table of contents picture. Great job!

	GentleBenj:	Jan 30th, 2013 at 04:20 GMT		6 points
	Revelation.

	Puzzgal:	Feb 23rd, 2013 at 21:59 GMT		2 points
	Great puzzle.

	NotYou:	May 11th, 2013 at 21:43 GMT		1 point
	The logic mostly works now, I think. Changing Matthew's clue to say "otherwise stated" instead of "previously stated" would resolve the 2 Corinthians and Galatians issue. Also, I discovered that "f" isn't a mine for Numbers, but it should be. The box resizing eventually makes it hard to track rows. Can you: make the hint column very slightly wider (it's is only a problem when Deuteronomy's answer space is selected and becomes bold); make the answer column a little wider; make the rows a little taller; and shorten some of the wordier clues? As an example of shortening a clue, Matthew's clue could become something like "Unless stated otherwise, books adjacent in the Bible have different statuses."

	taylorswift12:	May 12th, 2013 at 17:27 GMT		1 point
	@NotYou- Thank you for all of your helpful suggestions. I used all of your advice to help make my puzzle better. Thanks so much!