God has supplied His Word as a precious gift, a source of reliable knowledge about Him and His way of life. Without the Bible, we would be lost in a sea of information, unable to distinguish truth from falsehood or discern what is truly important. In John 6:63, Jesus Christ declares that His words are spirit and life, setting them apart from all other words. Unlike human words, His words originate from a Spirit Being and carry a supremely spiritual nature, infused with His Spirit to produce godly life and, ultimately, eternal life when understood and applied by those who possess God's Spirit. This life-giving quality requires a connection at both ends of the communication process, where the receiver, empowered by God's Spirit, must put these words into practice to bring about transformation. Jesus emphasizes that His words are not focused on physical matters but on spiritual lessons and creation, aiming to shape us into His image. His words are dynamic, lively, and powerful, far beyond mere ink on a page. They actively work within us, whether we are aware of it or not, to create spiritual growth. As a life-giving force, God's Word contrasts sharply with the flesh, which produces nothing but death, while His Spirit and words emanate from the same divine source to generate life. This ongoing spiritual creation is the greater part of His plan, supported by the physical environment He has provided, ensuring that His words continue to produce life in those who receive and act upon them.

God's Words are a powerful force, embodying Spirit and Life, as They breathe vitality into our existence. As Our Elder Brother declares, "It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing. The words that I speak to you are spirit, and they are life" (John 6:63). This profound truth underscores the transformative power of divine communication, nourishing our spiritual health through the continuous intake of life-giving words. The Scriptures affirm that faith itself is cultivated by hearing, and hearing by the word of God (Romans 10:17), revealing how God's Words sustain and strengthen our spiritual journey. Moreover, the power of the tongue, as guided by divine wisdom, holds the potential for both death and life, for those who cherish it will eat its fruit (Proverbs 18:21). Thus, we are called to guard our hearts with diligence, ensuring that the symbols and words we feed our spirits align with the life-giving essence of God's eternal truth (Proverbs 4:23).

The value of Scripture lies in the fact that the great God, the sovereign Governor of all creation, has chosen to write His law and instruction to humanity, revealing Himself and His purpose in the common tongues of people worldwide. The more plain the Word and law of the Almighty, the more becoming the divine Author and Lawgiver, and the more profitable for mankind. His Word becomes like bread that can nourish every palate. God says through Jesus that His words are spirit, and they are life. Words carry the power to communicate ideas from one mind to another, to instruct, encourage, inspire, create, or destroy, and to motivate a person to change, to stop, or to move. The power of words is almost limitless. God is concerned about our minds because what goes into them will determine what we produce with our lives. If we do not have the right material to base our thoughts on, we cannot produce the right things. Without God's Spirit, we are limited to producing only within the capabilities of the human spirit, coupled with corrupting influences. But with access to the Spirit of God, we are empowered, with His help, to produce the life He Himself lives—eternal life.