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    What does the Bible tell us?

    • Writer: Maud
      Maud
    • 23 hours ago
    • 2 min read

    The Bible—arguably the most influential book in human history—has shaped cultures, inspired countless generations, and sparked deep reflection about life’s biggest questions. But what does it actually tell us?


    A Story of Relationship and Redemption

    At its core, the Bible is a narrative about the relationship between God and humanity. From Genesis to Revelation, it chronicles humanity’s fall, struggle, and ultimate hope for reconciliation through grace. The overarching message is that despite brokenness, restoration is possible.

    • Genesis introduces creation, highlighting humanity’s intrinsic worth and our calling to steward the earth.

    • The Prophets cry out against injustice and call people back to faithfulness.

    • The Gospels center on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus—a moment that Christians see as the ultimate act of divine love.

    • The Letters (Epistles) unpack how believers can live in alignment with the teachings of Christ.

    • Revelation offers a vision of hope: a renewed world where peace and justice reign.


    Moral Guidance and Wisdom

    The Bible is filled with practical wisdom that transcends time:

    • “Do to others as you would have them do to you” (Luke 6:31) encourages empathy and kindness.

    • Proverbs delivers bite-sized wisdom on work, relationships, and integrity.

    • Psalms reflect every emotional high and low—grief, joy, fear, and awe.

    It doesn’t shy away from the complexity of human experience. Instead, it engages with it in poetic, philosophical, and very human terms.


    Faith in Action

    Beyond spiritual doctrine, the Bible urges readers to live out their beliefs:

    • Care for the poor and oppressed.

    • Seek justice and humility.

    • Practice forgiveness and radical love.

    In many ways, it’s not just a book to read but a call to respond.


    Whether the Bible is seen as a divine revelation, ancient literature, or moral compass, it continues to challenge and comfort, provoke and guide. Maybe that’s why, even after centuries, people are still asking: “What does the Bible tell us?” And maybe that’s the point—it invites us to keep seeking.

    Reflection Questions

    • Why are you reading this post today?

    • Whilst reading this what stood out to you?

    • What are the promises in these verses about you and God?

    • Are there any applicational messages in these verses for day to day life?

    • What do you think God is trying to teach you through this scripture?


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