Path to Salvation

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Discover Jesus — free Bible lessons in Thai and English

Curious about Jesus, but unsure where to begin? You can start here, even if you have never read the Bible.

Salvation is God's gift, received by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, rather than earned by good works. These Christian lessons walk through the Bible, from creation to the death and resurrection of Jesus. Read one lesson at a time, at your own pace.

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Getting to know Jesus

Read in order to see how the Bible's story fits together.

  1. First light breaking over calm water and a newly green land, with a garden in the distance
    Lesson 1

    Creation

    God Makes Everything, and Makes People in His Image

    Genesis 1:1–2:25
  2. A garment of animal skin laid over a stone at a garden gate, fig leaves on the ground
    Lesson 2

    The Fall

    Sin Enters the World, Fig Leaves That Were Not Enough, and Clothes of Skin From God

    Genesis 3:1–24
  3. A great wooden ark with its single door open as the first rain falls and a faint rainbow appears
    Lesson 3

    Abel and Noah

    Cain, Abel, and Noah. The Sacrifice God Accepted, and Rescue Through a Single Ark

    Genesis 4:1–16; 6:5–22; 7:17–23; 8:20–22; 9:8–17
  4. A ram caught in a thicket on a mountaintop beside a stone altar at dawn
    Lesson 4

    Abraham

    Abraham. The Faith God Counted as Righteousness, and the Ram God Provided

    Genesis 12:1–3; 15:1–6; 22:1–19
  5. A doorway at night with the doorframe marked in deep red on both sides and above, lamplight inside
    Lesson 5

    Passover

    Passover. The Blood of the Lamb on the Door, and the Death That Passed Over

    Exodus 12:1–13, 21–30
  6. A heavy curtain of blue, purple and crimson closing a sacred tent, with a golden lamp glowing behind it
    Lesson 6

    Day of Atonement

    The Tabernacle and the Day of Atonement. Blood That Covers Sin, and the Curtain That Kept People Out

    Exodus 25:8–9; Leviticus 16:1–22; 17:11
  7. A bronze serpent lifted on a tall pole in a desert camp, with people below looking up
    Lesson 7

    The Bronze Serpent

    The Bronze Serpent. Look and Live

    Numbers 21:4–9; John 3:14–16
  8. A shepherd's staff and a small harp by a stream in green pasture, a dark valley in the distance
    Lesson 8

    David

    David. The King God Promised, and the Song That Told of the Cross in Advance

    2 Samuel 7:8–16; Psalm 22:1–18; Psalm 23
  9. An ancient scroll unrolled on a table beside an oil lamp, a small lamb resting nearby
    Lesson 9

    Isaiah 53

    Isaiah 53. The Servant Who Bore Our Sin, Seven Hundred Years Before the Cross

    Isaiah 52:13–53:12; 7:14; 9:6
  10. A manger in a stone stable at night with soft light rising from it, a star above the door, shepherds approaching
    Lesson 10

    Jesus Is Born

    Jesus Is Born. Immanuel, and the Lamb of God

    Luke 1:26–38; 2:1–20; Matthew 1:18–25; John 1:1–14, 29
  11. A country road at sunset, an older man running with open arms toward someone walking home, seen from behind
    Lesson 11

    The Ministry of Jesus

    The Ministry of Jesus. Teaching, Healing, and Saying Who He Is

    Mark 1:14–15; 2:1–12; Luke 15:11–32; John 8:12; 10:11; 11:25; 14:6
  12. A wooden cross on a hill under a darkened midday sky, a temple curtain torn in two in the distance, light breaking through
    Lesson 12

    The Cross

    The Cross. The Lamb Slain, the Curtain Torn, and the Words “It Is Finished”

    Luke 22:14–20; John 19:16–30; Matthew 27:45–54; Luke 23:32–47
  13. An empty rock tomb at dawn with the stone rolled aside, folded cloths inside, morning light streaming in
    Lesson 13

    The Resurrection

    The Resurrection. Death Defeated, and the People Who Saw It With Their Own Eyes

    Luke 24:1–12, 36–49; John 20:1–29; 1 Corinthians 15:1–8, 17–22
  14. An open door at the end of a garden path with warm light spilling out, a long table with bread and cups inside
    Lesson 14

    Responding

    Responding. Turning, Trusting, and Beginning to Walk With God

    Acts 2:36–42; Romans 10:9–13; Ephesians 2:1–10; John 1:12; Matthew 6:9–13

Walking with Jesus

Keep exploring faith and following Jesus in everyday life.

  1. Three figures walk away along a path, leaving a pillar of salt and a burning ancient city behind them
    Lesson 1

    Lot's Wife

    A woman led out of a city about to be destroyed whose heart still looked back, and why Jesus tells us to remember her.

    Genesis 18:16–33; 19:1–29; Luke 17:26–33
  2. A small charcoal fire with fish and bread on a quiet shore at dawn, with a fishing boat and net in the distance
    Lesson 2

    Peter and Judas

    Two disciples failed Jesus, but Peter's restoration shows why regret must lead us back to the Savior.

    Matthew 26:14–16, 47–50, 69–75; 27:3–5; Luke 22:31–34, 54–62; John 21:15–19; 2 Corinthians 7:10