God has distributed throughout the whole world from His grace; these are the traces and signs of His existence. Through these signs that form the sacred "memory" of the Church, we discover Him. This entire "memory" of God is called Holy Tradition. A part of it is the Holy Scriptures, the books of the Old and New Testaments.

These are books that were written with the illumination of the Holy Spirit. They are texts that record the entire plan of creation, the fall, and the re-creation of the world, and they extend to the content up to the consummation of the present world. These are books whose high meanings have been respected by the ages, as they still today represent texts that emanate and perfume with Divine grace.

They change, beautify, and give meaning to the lives of people. In the 49 books of the Old Testament, to which we refer in this edition, it is recorded who created the world, and naturally, it describes the crown of this world, man.

In this book, we present simply the unfolding of the Sacred History, focusing on each book separately but simultaneously as parts of the same History. The book summarizes in a simple language what we know about the books of the Old Testament as "problems" in modern research, and it also makes reference to the content and theological elements of these books.

The reader, while gaining a holistic view of the book, also understands what unique contributions each book gives us. What it adds to what we already know about God and our relationship with Him.