The Westminster Confession of Faith is a foundational doctrinal document of Reformed theology, first composed in 1646 by the Westminster Assembly of Divines in England. It is one of the most significant confessions in Protestant Christianity, laying out a systematic exposition of key Christian beliefs, including the nature of God, the authority of Scripture, the doctrine of salvation, and the role of the Church. This edition, complete with Scripture proofs, provides extensive biblical references that support each doctrinal statement, making it a valuable resource for theological study and spiritual reflection. The confession covers a wide range of topics, from predestination to the sacraments, offering a detailed and carefully articulated vision of Christian faith that has been influential in Presbyterian, Reformed, and other Protestant traditions for centuries. Whether used as a tool for personal devotion, teaching, or theological study, The Westminster Confession of Faith continues to serve as a guide for those seeking to understand Reformed theology and Christian doctrine rooted in Scripture.