Bible. Synodal translation of 1876

The Bible is a sacred book of the Christian religion, the recording of God's revelations to man received for many millennia. This is a book of divine instructions. She gives us reassurance in grief, solving life problems, condemning sin and spiritual maturity so necessary to overcome our worries.

The Bible cannot be called one book. This is a whole collection of books, a library written under the leadership of God by people who lived in different centuries. The Bible has history, and philosophy, and science. It also includes poetry and drama, biographical information and prophecy. Reading the Bible gives us inspiration. There is nothing surprising in the fact that the Bible - completely or partially - is translated in more than 1,200 languages. Every year, the number of copies sold throughout the world exceeds the number of copies of any other book.

The Bible truthfully answers questions that have been worried about people from time immemorial: “How did the person appear?”; “What happens to people after death?”; “Why are we here on Earth?”; "Can we know the meaning and meaning of life?" Only the Bible reveals the truth about God, indicates the path to eternal life and explains the eternal problems of sin and suffering. New Testament, giving information about the life and teaching of Christ in all of His truth and beauty.