Purposes Served by The Bible

The Bible is a collection of witness accounts. Some Bible authors were fortunate enough to have walked and talked with God Himself or His son Jesus Christ. Others recorded events of which they were not actual witnesses. The Bible, however, must be considered as a whole. The testimony of all witnesses, whether firsthand or secondhand accounts, corroborates and complements each other. As the Apostle Paul wrote to the Corinthians, "In the mouth of two or three witnesses shall every word be established." God established his Word through the Bible, a document that serves both as historical and spiritual revelation. As a collection of accounts by witnesses, the Bible cannot be considered outside the context of a spiritual community. The Bible describes how individuals interacted with others and with God. Only by understanding this context can human beings gain insight into their own interaction with God within their own communities. When Biblical men and women encountered problems (and their lives were far from problem-free),

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