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1. www.biblegateway.com › learn › bible-101Complete Guide to Bible Versions: Comparison, History, and ...

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   Jun 12, 2024 · The best way to choose which Bible version is right for you is by comparing some favorite passages in a few translations side by side (or in parallel). If you are new to Bible reading a don’t have a favorite passage, you can always start with Genesis 1, John 1, or Matthew 5-7 (the Sermon on the Mount). Which one speaks to you the most?

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2. www.bibliaon.com › en › the_books_of_the_bibleThe Books of the Bible (Explained): A Summary of What Each ...

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   The Bible is a collection of 66 books inspired by God that guide the life of every believer. These books were written by more than 40 people over approximately 1500 years, and each character and story helps point to one person: Christ Jesus and His act of redemption.

3. faithfullyplanted.com › how-to-study-bibleHow to Study the Bible: A Complete Beginner's Guide ...

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   While there are many different methods of Bible study (i.e., chronological, character, book, topical, verse-mapping, etc.) the best way to read for comprehension and understanding is to choose a book and study it from beginning to end.

4. www.savedforlater.org › should-i-actually-read-theShould I actually read the whole Bible? - Saved For Later

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   Early on in my Christian walk, I considered whether or not I should actually read the whole Bible. I found many different answers to this question. In typical “Saved for Later” style, I researched these answers.

5. biblequeries.com › how-is-the-bible-organizedHow Is the Bible Organized: A Guide to Its Structure and Books

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   Sep 30, 2024 · Whether you are reading the Bible for the first time or are deepening your knowledge, understanding its organization is key to navigating its profound truths. So, take the time to explore its pages, reflect on its messages, and discover how God’s story of redemption unfolds throughout Scripture.

6. knowmercy.org › how-to-read-the-bibleHow to Read and Understand the Bible: Approach, Reading Plans ...

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   Reading the Bible is kind of like going to the library and pulling a few books from every single section in the library and setting them on a table: a few novels, some poem books, ancient wisdom, law books, history books, letters, and a book about the end of time. It’s crucial we understand this.

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   What is reading the Bible like?

   • Reading the Bible is kind of like going to the library and pulling a few books from every single section in the library and setting them on a table: a few novels, some poem books, ancient wisdom, law books, history books, letters, and a book about the end of time. It’s crucial we understand this. The Bible is full of different types of literature.

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   How do you read the Bible?

   • Reading your Bible is reading God’s Word. He is speaking through Scripture and prayer postures your heart to hear from Him as you read. Pray for your heart to receive what God has for you to learn. Pray for understanding as you read and for conviction as you understand. Ask God to speak very clearly to you as you study.

   How to Study the Bible: A Complete Beginner's Guide - Faithfully Planted

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   How many books are in the Bible?

   • The Bible is a collection of 66 books inspired by God that guide the life of every believer. These books were written by more than 40 people over approximately 1500 years, and each character and story helps point to one person: Christ Jesus and His act of redemption.

   The Books of the Bible (Explained): A Summary of What Each Book is

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   What is a good illustration for reading the Bible?

   • This is a pretty good illustration, but a better one is this: Reading the Bible is kind of like going to the library and pulling a few books from every single section in the library and setting them on a table: a few novels, some poem books, ancient wisdom, law books, history books, letters, and a book about the end of time.

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   How long has the Bible been written?

   • Even though the Bible we have today was written over a span of 1500 years by more than 40 different authors, it has always existed because the Word was with God and the Word was God. Why Do We Need to Know How to Study The Bible?

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   Should you read the Bible on your own?

   • If you’re reading the Bible on your own, whether following a yearly plan or reading the Bible book-by-book, it can be really helpful to have a framework for your reading time. Often when we read a portion of scripture, we can be left thinking, “Okay, now what?

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8. davidjeremiah.blog › bible-overview-a-simpleBible Overview: A Simple Introduction to God’s Word

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   Bible Overview: A Simple Introduction to God’s Word Reflection Questions. Read Psalm 19:7-11 and Psalm 119:129-136. How do these passages describe God’s Word? What impact can it have on your life? Review the books of the Bible. Could you give a summary of each one? Which ones would you struggle with the most?