The Jewish Bible and the Protestant Old Testament contain the same books but they are arranged in a different order. Additionally, books that Christians divide into two parts (Kings, Chronicles, Samuel, and Ezra-Nehemiah) are only one book in the Hebrew Bible.
Roman Catholics, Greek Orthodox, and Ethiopian Orthodox churches include even more books in their Old Testament canons.
Charts: Comparisons of The Hebrew Bible and the Protestant Old Testament and The Samaritan, Hebrew Bible and Protestant Old Testament
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