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BIBLE-WIDE THEME

Salvation

From the first promise through exodus, cross, resurrection, repentance, faith, and new creation, Scripture reveals God's rescue from sin and death into reconciled life with him.

SEVEN STUDY LENSES

Trace before you summarize.

Follow development across context and genre. Do not force every passage to say the same thing in the same way.

01

Need

02

Promise

03

Deliverance

04

Cross

05

Faith

06

Repentance

07

New life

KEY PASSAGE PATHWAYS

01

Genesis 3:15

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

02

Exodus 12–15

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

03

Isaiah 52:13–53:12

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

04

Matthew 1:21

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

05

John 3

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

06

Acts 2:21–41

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

07

Romans 3–8

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

08

Ephesians 2:1–10

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

09

Revelation 7

Read literary context, name the theme's role here, then compare later use.

THEOLOGICAL INTEGRITY

Connection is not collapse.

A faithful biblical-theology map preserves each passage's voice, historical horizon, covenant location, genre, and development before drawing a Bible-wide conclusion.