Part two consists of subjects of Christian interest, such as the significance of symbolism ("intelligible realities and their expression through sensible forms"[16]), an examination and breakdown of various verses from the Bible, the story of Adam and Eve,[17] the birth of Christ, the greatness of Christ,[8] baptism,[18] miracles,[19] the Eucharist, Peter and the Papacy, the resurrection of Christ,[20] the Holy Spirit, the second coming of Christ, the Day of Judgement, the Trinity, sin,[21] blasphemy,[22] and predestination.[23]