Judaism, Christianity and Islam form a common religious family and their writings - the Hebrew Old Testament, the Greek New Testament and the Arabic Koran - have the same roots. Anyone who knows the Bible and picks up the Koran has a strange experience: many passages seem familiar the first time you read them. How do the Qur'an and the Bible agree? How do they differ? The interreligiously experienced and committed evangelical theologian Wolfgang Reinbold traces these references through a hitherto unique, consistent, text-based comparison of the Koran and the Bible. He keeps an eye on all those who work with these scriptures in their (inter)religious and educational practice.