Why is the Bible so transcendent?

Almost every human on Earth, regardless their religion or background,

has an opinion of the Bible, even when they've never read it.

But why is the Bible so transcendent?

Why is it the first book ever printed, the best seller of all times, the most translated ever (704 languages).

Billions have been transformed by it, Millions have dedicated their lives to spread the message

on its pages, thousands have given their lives for it.

Why?

Because it's a living book.  An eternal book.

It's not just a story that someone wrote on their free time. 

It's a treasure coffin filled with the answers of the misteries of all times. 

It's a map to show us The Way, a manifesto to show us the Truth,

a love letter from the Author of Love, a resurrection book, that brings us from Death to Life.

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God inspired its writers throughout thousands of years, from every corner of the world, from kings, refugees, from palaces and prisons, there was no way the would all know that their lines would be just a piece that, when put together with the other's lines, would make a perfect puzzle, that would define the story of Salvation.   What was written in 900 BC and 600 BC would come alive on 33 AD.  What was written on 60 AD is happening right now.  So there's no human way that this would have been planned by humans. Too many coincidences for the Bible to be mere fable.  More than 340 000 cross references, phrases, stories.  But the point of it all is that,

this is not just a paper book.  

It is the lamp that will guide your life every step of the way.  The Author's manual. 

The book of miracles and answers.  It is water, and it is bread.  It is light and it is hope.

So after you've said YES to Jesus, the next step is to follow Him.   

How?  Following the map.

You can read on your own, everyday, and it will give you a brand new perspective of life, but we strongly recommend you to:

• Start with the New Testament (the life of Jesus)

• Read slowly and pray as you read (read a paragraph and then ask God what He's trying to tell you or how can you apply that teaching to your life, then read again the same paragraph, until it becomes clear, you will be surprised!)

Join a Bible Study Group.  You can either find a group in your city or town, or you can write us and we can invite you to our online meetings via Zoom.   Join here.