""De Inspiratione Sacrae Scripturae"" est investigatio scholastica et theologica de origine divina Bibliorum. In hoc opere, Christianus Pesch, S.J., doctrinam catholicam de inspiratione sacra summo rigore et claritate exponit. Auctor naturam cooperationis inter Spiritum Sanctum et scriptores humanos explorat, quaerens quomodo verba divina per linguas mortalium fideliter tradita sint.
Hoc volumen non solum fundamentis biblicis nititur, sed etiam traditionem Ecclesiae, scripta Patrum, et decreta conciliorum adhibet ad solvendas quaestiones de inerrantia et veritate Scripturarum. Pesch, theologiae dogmaticae peritissimus, systema logicum proponit ad intellegendam auctoritatem canonicam et hermeneuticam librorum sacrorum. Opus momentum habet singulare in historia theologiae modernae, praesertim in defensione integritatis Bibliorum contra criticas rationalistas saeculi vicesimi ineuntis.
""De Inspiratione Sacrae Scripturae"" manet fons pretiosus pro theologis, philosophis, et omnibus qui altiorem cognitionem de natura Verbi Dei scripti desiderant. Per analysim accuratam et methodum scholasticam, Pesch fundamenta stabilia praebet ad intellegendum mysterium divinae locutionis in historia humana.
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