The proposed bill seeks to amend the Constitution of West Virginia by adding a new section, designated section nine, to Article II. This amendment recognizes the Holy Bible, which includes the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments, as the divinely inspired and inerrant foundational document for society and government. It asserts that the Bible serves as an accurate historical record of human and natural history and the ultimate authority for human moral behavior. Furthermore, the bill mandates that the Holy Bible and its teachings be given a place of prominence and reverence in public buildings, laws, policies, and schools throughout the state.

The resolution also outlines the process for submitting this proposed amendment to the voters of West Virginia during the next general election in 2026. It is officially designated as "Amendment No. 1" and is summarized as an effort to recognize the Holy Bible as a foundational text within the state. The bill does not include any deletions from current law but introduces significant new language that emphasizes the role of the Bible in the state's legal and educational framework.