What kind of authority or power are we talking about when we talk about the Bible? What does the authority of an ancient, complex and not always understandable text mean in the life of a particular Christian? In this book, these pressing issues are examined from a slightly unusual perspective: the reader’s attention is transferred from the authority of Scripture to the authority of its Author - after all, all power belongs to God, and it is aimed primarily not at resolving controversial theological issues, but at the salvation of fallen humanity. The feat of Jesus Christ and the action of the Holy Spirit are the main manifestations of God’s sovereignty, the vessel of which is the Bible. This approach sheds new light on the relationship between Holy Scripture, church tradition, rational thought and the life experiences of believers, as well as many questions about the correct and incorrect use of the Bible by both individuals and society as a whole. The book is intended for a wide range of readers.