The Bible is also called the Holy Scripture or God’s Word. Some call the Bible “The book of all books” and some go so far as to name it “The love letter of God to Men”. For us, the believers of the Church of Reformation heritage, the Bible is extremely important not only because we believe that it was inspired by the God’s spirit, but because of the belief that the Bible is the only source of Christian teachings and authority.
The Bible was written by some 40 different authors over the course of 1,500 years. Just that fact alone proves that the Bible is fascinating and has coexisted inexplicably among different writers, which would be impossible without the divine inspiration of the Holy Spirit that motivated all of its authors throughout its creation.
We believe it contains everything that a human needs to know in order to meet God, his Nature and Righteousness as well as His plan to save each and every individual. The Bible is the only source of authority, final and absolute, for humans to discover. This belief can be clearly found in the verses of its origin (2 Tim 3:16,17 – Rev 22:18,19).