The Bible is a huge library with 73 items. Although it consists of many books and uses different literary genres, the Bible as a whole is one narrative of how God redeemed the world. That is also why the Bible travels with us through history. Patriarchs, prophets, judges, kings, priests, apostles, evangelists, but we ourselves have our place in this book of life. Bible scholar Stephen J. Binz's Panorama of the Bible is divided into Old Testament and New Testament sections. First, we map the whole from a bird's eye view, and then we examine the richness of individual books. The biblical story of salvation encompasses the whole world. God's purposes and desires, which are spoken of in the Bible, give meaning and purpose to human life. It is revealed to us how things are and how everything will turn out in the end. Adopting a panoramic view of the Bible, understanding that it is also our literature, allows us to enter this great story of God and people in a personal and very often inspiring way.