In every word of the Savior there is much that is supernatural and full of grace; and this is what sheds grace on the soul of man when the word of Christ visits it.

        Therefore the Holy Apostle calls the whole structure of the house of salvation: “The word of the grace of God” (Acts 20:32).

        Like a living grace-filled power, the word of God has a wonder-working and life-giving effect on a man, so long as he hears it with faith and receives it with faith (I Thess. 2:13).

        Everything is defiled by sin, but everything is cleansed by the word of God and prayer — everything — all creation from man on down to a worm (I Tim 4:5).

        By the Truth which carries in itself and by the Power which it has in itself, the word of God is sharper than any sword and pierces to the point of dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow, and discerns the thoughts and intentions of the heart (Heb. 4:12). Nothing remains secret before it or for it.

• Why the Holy Scriptures are so dear to us
• Understanding of the Holy Scriptures
• The inspiration of the Bible
• Original form and languages of the Scripture
• History of the Bible’s emergence
• Bible translations
• Conclusion

• What the Bible contains
• The beauty of the Bible
• Prayerful preparation
• How We should read the Bible
• Seed in our souls
• Words of the Word
• The Grace-filled Word
• The birth-giving word