Free Salvation Bible Study Guide

This 414-page study edition follows the central argument of Joshua Weir's The Salvation of God. It is designed for individuals, families, small groups, and churches that want a structured whole-Bible study of salvation.

The guide begins with creation and the fall, follows God's promised restoration and His Redeemer, and examines suffering, prophecy, sacrifice, resurrection, the Holy Spirit, the danger of sin, and the coming judgment. It primarily uses the World Messianic Bible (W.M.B.) and includes relevant Hebrew and Greek roots.

How Each Session Works

Plan approximately 15–20 minutes to read each session. Each diamond hand-off mark in the guide represents approximately five minutes of reading and provides a natural hand-off point. Every session ends with seven discussion questions, a notes page, and a recap of the previous study.

The 22 Sessions Cover

1. The beginning, creation, and the fall

2. The restoration that was promised

3. Job, suffering, and the promise of salvation

4. The Redeemer who was to come

5. Why the Word cannot be broken

6. The Good Shepherd and the dividing line

7. The plot against God's promised Redeemer

8. The way that offends

9. The hour at hand

10. Numbered with transgressors

11. Why the living should not be sought among the dead

12. All authority given

13. The Helper sent

14. No other gospel

15. The movement from bondage to freedom

16. None good and none righteous

17. The Holy Spirit of God

18. The Comforter promised

19. The deceitfulness of sin

20. Resurrection and life

21. The coming judgment of God

22. The returning Lion and Lamb

A Simple Study Method

Read every cited passage in context. Use the hand-off symbols when studying as a group. Answer all seven questions from the text, record observations and unresolved questions, begin the next meeting with the recap, and identify one faithful response to practice.

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