Bible & Christ

The word Christ means Anointed One, that is, God who came in the flesh for the salvation of humankind. The core of Christianity is the belief that the Savior came to this earth as a man. We must correctly recognize and receive Christ through the prophecies of the Bible, and not through Christ’s physical aspects, in order to receive salvation.

What is the purpose of reading the Bible? God gave us the Bible to lead humankind to salvation. The Bible directs us to the Savior so that we can obey His teachings, gain wisdom and understanding, and enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

The Bible testifies about the Savior Jesus Christ. Not only Jesus Himself, but also the apostles, testified that Jesus Christ is the Savior through the Bible. If we do not believe in the Savior, whom the Bible testifies about, it reveals that we do not believe in the Bible and God.

What kind of book is the Bible? Where did the word Bible originate from? Let’s find out the arrangement of the Bible books, the original languages written in the Bible, and the origin of the name Bible.

The Trinity means that God the Father Jehovah, God the Son Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit are one God. God the Trinity divided His work of redemption into three ages, and worked with a different name in each age. With what name did He work in the Age of the Holy Spirit?

Many Jews failed to receive Jesus, God in the flesh, 2,000 years ago because they focused on His physical life and environment rather than the prophecies He fulfilled. Only those who do not fall away because of Christ, who came as a man, can receive Him.

Why can we call the Bible the word of God? Although the Bible was recorded by dozens of people who lived in different times and different environments for over 1,600 years, its content is consistent and unified.