Repentance, grace, covenant, and "Christian." These are words many people are familiar with but there exact meaning may be unfamiliar. This book endeavors to use the Bible to define these large and important aspects as well as help the reader to understand who God is. The book is designed as an academic study and looks into particular word usage in the Bible and the context certain words were used. Inside is a rich study filled with analogy and practical application for how to be "not a hearer only, but a doer of the Word of God," James 1:22. The author took care to write the book such that anyone, regardless of knowledge of the Bible, will gain insight and not be hindered in the reading of this text. Readers will find the book uses a variety of resources and translations to help make the original Greek and Hebrew the Bible was written in more accessible. The book outlines who Jesus, the Son of God is by looking at Old Testament and New Testament verses and reveals the part the Holy Spirit has to play in the lives of Christians today. While a rich study itself, the author will challenge the reader to self-study and confirm what is read independently. There is not a denominational leaning for the book, though it is very much written from the view point that Jesus is LORD.