HOLY SCRIPTURE

SEMANTIC TRANSLATION OF THE TAURAT, THE BOOK OF THE PROPHETS, ZABUR AND INJIL

The Holy Scripture is the message of the Almighty to all mankind. Its author is the Almighty Himself, and therefore we must read the Holy Scripture carefully and with due respect. This book narrates the key moments of history: the creation of the Universe, how sin and death entered the world, when man turned away from the Almighty, how the plan of the Almighty to save lost mankind gradually unfolded and became clear, the most important events of which are described in the Injil. This plan still influences the whole world and the lives of individuals.

The Holy Scriptures contain much practical advice on how to live a wise, meaningful life. But more importantly, the Scriptures help solve universal human problems: alienation from the Almighty because of our sins, emptiness in the depths of the soul, and fear of a life we ​​cannot control. This book provides answers to questions that arise before every person in quiet moments of reflection. That is why the Holy Scriptures have been and remain the most popular book of all time. By the end of 2007, the Holy Scriptures had been translated into 438 languages, the Injil into another 1,168 languages, and individual books of the Scripture into another 848 languages. The number of copies of these translations runs into billions. People all over the world have found and continue to find hope for salvation in the pages of this book.

First of all, the Scripture explains how the Almighty calls each person to obey Him and follow Him. It tells us that everyone who accepts the word of the Almighty with faith becomes part of His people, whose representatives live in every country of the world. Despite the fact that the Holy Scripture is one of the most ancient books, it has not lost its practical significance to this day, remaining the most important book for our lives.