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Scripture Reference Library

Let the Scripture Speak.

Let the Scripture Speak

When a question is raised about Jesus Christ, salvation, suffering, or the Christian life, begin with what God has said. This library gathers Scripture around common questions and offers concise explanations that keep each passage in its context. The references are an invitation to open and read the Bible itself—not a substitute for doing so.

WELL, GOD SAYS…

“But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through his name.”

JOHN 20:31

SCRIPTURE REFERENCE COLLECTION

Ask Any Question About Jesus

Who is Jesus? Why did He come? Why do I need to be saved? What does Scripture say about doubt, suffering, or the fear of death? Explore questions raised in everyday conversations and follow the Bible’s answer, one passage at a time.

All six sections of the original church booklet are now available online. Choose a section below to open its Scripture-first questions. The library may grow as new questions arise.

SECTION 01 · 7 QUESTIONS

Who Is Jesus?

His identity, deity, humanity, eternal existence, and purpose.

Read Section One →

SECTION 02 · 8 QUESTIONS

Sin, Judgment & Why I Need Jesus

Sin, the righteousness of God’s judgment, the cross, and the resurrection.

Read Section Two →

SECTION 03 · 8 QUESTIONS

How Can I Be Saved?

Salvation by grace, forgiveness, baptism, church membership, and assurance in Christ.

Read Section Three →

SECTION 04 · 8 QUESTIONS

Suffering & Hard Questions

Suffering, grief, unanswered prayer, church hurt, faith, and the prosperity of the wicked.

Read Section Four →

SECTION 05 · 13 QUESTIONS

Doubts & Objections

Christ’s deity, the resurrection, Scripture’s authority, objections to God, and eternity.

Read Section Five →

SECTION 06 · 12 QUESTIONS

Mockery, Hostility & Hurting Hearts

Mockery, hostility, forgiveness, bondage, fear of death, and hope for hurting hearts.

Read Section Six →

How to Use This Library

Begin with the Word

Read the passage before the explanation. The authority belongs to Scripture, not to this guide.

Read in Context

Notice the speaker, hearers, surrounding verses, and purpose of the biblical book.

Follow the Testimony

Compare relevant passages without removing them from their own settings or forcing connections.

Return to Christ

Ask what the passage truly reveals about Christ and how the reader should respond to God’s Word.

For Believers, Families, and Local Churches

The online entries are intended for careful reading and sharing. A separate printable worker edition can serve conversations at a church outreach table, in a home, or in ordinary witness. Neither replaces the open Bible or the work of faithful teaching within the local church.

View or download the complete printable church-worker booklet (PDF). The booklet includes all six original question sections, the quick-reference page, Gospel presentation, and worker reminders.