Biblical Theology – Tracing God's Story from Genesis to Revelation

Biblical Theology – Tracing God’s Story from Genesis to Revelation

Biblical Theology – Tracing God’s Story from Genesis to Revelation is an in-depth exploration of the unified and unfolding narrative of Scripture. Rather than treating the Bible as a disconnected set of books, this work follows the grand redemptive storyline that moves from creation, through the fall, into redemption, and toward the ultimate restoration of all things in Christ. It seeks to understand how each part of the Bible contributes to the whole and how God progressively reveals His plan through covenants, promises, prophetic messages, and the coming of Jesus Christ.

This study is anchored in the conviction that the Bible is one coherent story authored by God, centered on Christ, and revealed through the history of Israel and the early Church. It draws attention to the major theological movements of Scripture—such as creation, covenant, kingdom, law, prophecy, incarnation, cross, resurrection, Spirit, Church, and new creation—and shows how they interconnect across the biblical canon.

Each chapter examines a significant phase of the story, tracing the theological significance of events, figures, institutions, and literary structures. From the Garden of Eden to the New Jerusalem, from Abraham’s call to the Great Commission, students and readers are guided to see how the entire Bible points to God’s glory in the redemption of His people and the renewal of creation through Jesus Christ.