This work investigates the theological and historical consistency of the Bible by examining the relationship between the Old and New Testaments. Frank Callister provides a structured analysis of biblical wonders and miracles, aiming to demonstrate that the two testaments form a unified narrative rather than disparate accounts. The author utilizes traditional theological frameworks to reconcile perceived discrepancies between the Hebrew Bible and the Christian New Testament.

Readers often note the traditionalist approach of the prose, which aligns with conservative theological study. Experts categorize this as a supplementary resource for those interested in the structural unity of the biblical canon.