All One Story!

The last part of the last book reads like the close of the story begun in the 1st part of the 1st book of the Bible. The beginnings of Genesis have their ultimate fulillment in the Book of Revelations.

In Genesis 1, for example, God creates the heavens and the earth, but in Revelation 21, He creates the new heaven and new earth.

From cover to cover, the Bible presents a consistent picture of the One true God, the cause of mankind's troubles (sin), and the universal remedy (the Savior, God's Son).

The Old Testament prepares the world for the Savior promised immediately after the 1st human sin (Genesis 3:15).

The New Testament presents the Savior's 1st coming to the world, His perfect life and sacrifice for sin, and the changes He makes in individuals who will receive Him. His 2nd coming is to establish a perfect world that is promised and certain (Revelations 22:20)

Only God could have given such a book, so marked by consistency and lacking any unsolvable contradiction.