Select all options that describe a primary overarching storyline unifying the biblical narrative.

### Why this is right - **The story of salvation history** is a unifying line because it traces sin, judgment, grace, and salvation through Christ. - **The story of how God governs history** concerns creation, providence, mercy, and judgment in the lives of people and nations. - **The story of how God intends people to live** appears through commands, examples, and many literary forms. ### The concept A story line is a recurring pattern that helps readers see connections among distinct passages. These story lines overlap rather than compete: an account of a historical event may also reveal God’s governance and offer moral instruction. ### The other options - **A story line concerned only with literary style**: The handbook discusses style as a feature of biblical writing, not as one of its named story lines.