The Fathers started from the death and resurrection of Christ to brighten up the history of the past, suggesting also a prospective reading of the Bible as projected towards the future. Typologic reading knew four different moments of interpretation related to the meaning, which was to be highlighted: a literal aspect, a deeper meaning, the sacramental experience, the personal conversion. The ‘allegoric’ reading underlined that everything which happened in Christ became vocation for the Church and for each active member of the Church itself. The deepest comprehension of the Bible, in the ‘allegoric’ reading, is proportional in some way to the conversion of the believer: ‘Scriptura cum legentibus crescit’. At the top of the conversion, which is expressed in perfect love, penetration of the Scripture is such that the Bible as a book is in a way overhelmed, intervening instead face to face encounter which the Mystery of God itself (pp. 195-209).