Ta = Torah — Law / Instruction
Na = Nevi’im — Prophets
Kh = Ketuvim — Writings 

1. Genesis — Bereishit (beh-ray-SHEET)
   Meaning: “In the beginning” 
2. Exodus — Shemot (sheh-MOTE)
   Meaning: “Names” 
3. Leviticus — Vayikra (vah-yeek-RAH)
   Meaning: “And He called” 
4. Numbers — Bemidbar (beh-meed-BAR)
   Meaning: “In the wilderness” 
5. Deuteronomy — Devarim (deh-vah-REEM)
   Meaning: “Words” 

1. Joshua — Yehoshua (yeh-ho-SHOO-ah)
   Meaning: “The LORD saves” 
2. Judges — Shoftim (shof-TEEM)
   Meaning: “Judges” 
3. Samuel — Shmuel (shmoo-EL)
   Meaning: “Heard by God” 
4. Kings — Melakhim (meh-lah-KHEEM)
   Meaning: “Kings” 

1. Isaiah — Yeshayahu (yeh-shah-YAH-hoo)
   Meaning: “The LORD is salvation” 
2. Jeremiah — Yirmeyahu (yeer-meh-YAH-hoo)
   Meaning: “The LORD will exalt” 
3. Ezekiel — Yechezkel (yeh-khez-KEL)
   Meaning: “God strengthens” 
4. The Twelve Prophets — Trei Asar (tray ah-SAR)
   Meaning: “The Twelve” 

The Twelve include:

• Hosea — Hoshea (ho-SHAY-ah) 
• Joel — Yoel (yo-EL) 
• Amos — Amos (ah-MOSE) 
• Obadiah — Ovadiah (oh-vah-DYAH) 
• Jonah — Yonah (yo-NAH) 
• Micah — Mikhah (mee-KHAH) 
• Nahum — Nachum (nah-KHOOM) 
• Habakkuk — Chavakuk (khah-vah-KOOK) 
• Zephaniah — Tzefanyah (tzeh-fahn-YAH) 
• Haggai — Chaggai (khah-GAI) 
• Zechariah — Zekharyah (zeh-khar-YAH) 
• Malachi — Malakhi (mah-lah-KHEE) 

1. Psalms — Tehillim (teh-hee-LEEM)
   Meaning: “Praises” 
2. Proverbs — Mishlei (meesh-LAY)
   Meaning: “Proverbs” 
3. Job — Iyov (ee-YOVE)
   Meaning: “Job” 

1. Song of Songs — Shir HaShirim (sheer hah-shee-REEM)
   Meaning: “Song of Songs” 
2. Ruth — Rut (root)
   Meaning: “Ruth” 
3. Lamentations — Eikhah (ay-KHAH)
   Meaning: “How” 
4. Ecclesiastes — Kohelet (koh-HEH-let)
   Meaning: “Teacher / Preacher” 
5. Esther — Ester (ES-ter)
   Meaning: “Esther” 

1. Daniel — Daniyel (dahn-ee-YEL)
   Meaning: “God is my judge” 
2. Ezra–Nehemiah — Ezra–Nechemyah (EZ-rah neh-khem-YAH)
   Meaning: “Ezra and Nehemiah” 
3. Chronicles — Divrei HaYamim (deev-RAY hah-yah-MEEM)
   Meaning: “Words of the days”

The Tanakh contains the same books as the Christian Old Testament, but they are arranged in a different order and sometimes grouped differently. For example, 1 and 2 Samuel are counted together as Samuel, and the Twelve Minor Prophets are counted together as one book called Trei Asar.

NOTE:  The word Tanakh itself is not found in the King James Bible. However, the books of the Tanakh are referenced throughout the New Testament as the Scriptures, the Law, the Prophets, and the Psalms.