Manuscript order of the Peshitta OT and NT

[Thirdwoe]

Thanks a lot, so it is confirmed. This order is actually also quite common in the Greek, and it makes a lot of sense if you think about it. Matthew-James, Mark-Peter John-John, and Luke+Acts-Paulines.

I could be wrong, but I think that in the Apostolic Churches, (Church of the East, Eastern Orthodox, Coptic, and Roman Catholic) they always have had The Four Gospels as a separate volume, with Acts including the three letters of James, Peter, and John, as a separate volume, and then the 14 Letters of Paul. These are read from during the liturgy, with The Gospels always being read after the other books/letters are read from. The Old Testament is also read from in a separate volume...which is always read from 1st, then the Apostolic letters, then the Gospels at set time during the liturgical 
service.