Sacred Scripture is the written Word of God, revealing the story of our salvation through Jesus Christ—the Good Shepherd who calls us into His Church, protects us from evil, and fully reveals the Father.
The Bible is unlike any book that has ever been written. To read the Bible effectively, we must first know how to read it.
Jesus’ claim to be God is supported by historical evidence, apostolic preaching, miraculous signs—especially His Resurrection—and the testimony of early witnesses had everything to lose and nothing to gain by bearing false witness to the Resurrection of Christ.
Throughout Salvation History, God has sought a relationship with mankind through establishing covenants with us; the story of the Christian faith is a love story between God and His people.
God reveals Himself to us through the created world, as well as in Sacred Scripture(the Bible) and Sacred Tradition as authentically interpreted by the Magisterium of the Church.
The New Testament is the written record of the New Covenant in which Jesus enacted His plan to give away His unconditional redemptive love for the salvation of all people everywhere for all time.
Jesus is the High Priest, fulfilling the priesthood of the Old Testament by offering Himself on the Cross for the sins of all.
