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Holy Scripture

The Holy Scriptures

Read the Holy Bible, restoration scripture, ancient sacred records, Christian writings, and church music in one place.

“And we talk of Christ, we rejoice in Christ, we preach of Christ, we prophesy of Christ.”

2 Nephi 25:26
Why We Read

Scripture Helps Us Know the Lord

The scriptures record God’s dealings with His people, teach His commandments and covenants, and lead us to Jesus Christ. We preserve the Holy Bible alongside other sacred records that help us understand His work more fully.

A Witness of Jesus Christ

The scriptures teach us who the Savior is and how to follow Him.

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Covenants and Commandments

They preserve God’s promises, commandments, warnings, and instruction.

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A Broader Record

Other sacred records add context and help us see more of the Lord’s work across generations.

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Filter by collection, then open any book in the Scripture Reader.

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Common Questions

About the Scripture Archive

Why does The True Church of Jesus Christ preserve additional sacred records?

Because the Lord has worked among many peoples and generations. We read these records prayerfully and consider how they bear witness of Jesus Christ.

Do these scriptures replace the Holy Bible?

No. The Holy Bible remains foundational. Other records offer additional witnesses of the Savior and God’s work.

How should I begin reading the Holy Scriptures?

Start with the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, choose a book that interests you, or follow the daily reading plan.

What is the purpose of scripture?

Scripture helps us know the Lord, understand His will, correct error, and live with greater faith.

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