men erred in the scriptures
Hymenaeus & Philetus (2 Timothy 2:17)
There are numerous websites on the internet that preach scriptures. Two of the most commonly used and most popular are Bible Gateway and Bible Study Tools.
The two parts of the Bible are the Old Testament and the New Testament.
You have to read it and understand it, if you find any problem, read the two above verses and then the two following verses, you should get the meaning.
Enoch and Elijah.
The two men were Elijah and Enoch.
It can be found in the gospels.
There were probably two men named Lazarus.
The names of these two men are not stated in the Bible record.
The Bible just says they were two theives.
The Holy Scriptures are the same as The Holy Bible -- if you are a Christian. If you are of the Jewish faith, the holy scriptures will be, of course, the Hebrew Bible, sometimes called the TaNaKh*. These scriptures contain almost exactly what Christians have in what they call the Old Testament, but the order is different, and the viewpoint of some of the texts is different. Obviously, there are many other faiths in the world; each faith has its own scriptures -- entirely different texts. Because the term "the Holy Scriptures" can mean so many different things to different people, it is very wise to avoid the use of this term unless you are sure your audience is all of one faith. *TaNaKh is an acronym derived from the three sections in the Hebrew Bible. T - stands for Torah (law or guide), the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. N - stands for Neviim (prophets), the various books of the prophets. In the Hebrew Bible, Samuel is considered one of the prophets. Kh - stands for khetuvim (writings), those texts not otherwise covered in the other two sections. As you can see, the view of the texts in Judaism is a bit different from that of Christianity.
Many of the promises are conditional. Look for the word "If". There are others that are unconditional. These tend to be covenants God has made with his people.