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Hi there,
When I read the bible I pray first. Father please give me revelation and understanding from your word today.
Daily devontions are really good, you can get The Word for Today, which has a small reading each day, plus some insight. Order them online or go to your local christian bookshop, they are about $7 I think and go for three months.
If you want to take notes, that cool, whatever helps you.
Bible DVD's are cool too, if you can borrow them, sometimes they are not exactly scriptual, so have your bible out so you can follow the story biblically. I know hubby really loves the DVD's as he's not a big reader.
I hope this helps a little.
OB
It might seem silly, but I hadn't thought of praying and asking God to help me when I read the Bible! I'll be sure to do so from now on, of course.
I will try to find that daily devotion that you've recommended, too. $7 is quite affordable, so there's no hesitations there! As for watching DVDs, I'm not a big fan of watching much of anything, and I vastly prefer reading, but with God in mind, I'll look into it, because it seems like a very useful tool for consolidation.
And thank you for the "blessings" you've sent me!
In substitute of having somebody to discuss the Bible with, does anybody have any advice for a new Christian when studying the Bible? Should I make notes, and what of, and when? How much should I read per day? Any help at all in not only reading the Bible, but reflecting upon it, would be greatly appreciated!
Hi all. I don't really have anybody to consult with after reading parts of the Bible, so I'm quite struggling to wrap my head around it. I am starting with the New Testament, but still struggling quite a lot.
In substitute of having somebody to discuss the Bible with, does anybody have any advice for a new Christian when studying the Bible? Should I make notes, and what of, and when? How much should I read per day? Any help at all in not only reading the Bible, but reflecting upon it, would be greatly appreciated!
LinaB said in post #1:
. . . does anybody have any advice for a new Christian when studying the Bible?
LinaB said in post #1:
I don't really have anybody to consult with after reading parts of the Bible, so I'm quite struggling to wrap my head around it.
Hi all. I don't really have anybody to consult with after reading parts of the Bible, so I'm quite struggling to wrap my head around it. I am starting with the New Testament, but still struggling quite a lot.
In substitute of having somebody to discuss the Bible with, does anybody have any advice for a new Christian when studying the Bible? Should I make notes, and what of, and when? How much should I read per day? Any help at all in not only reading the Bible, but reflecting upon it, would be greatly appreciated!
Hi all. I don't really have anybody to consult with after reading parts of the Bible, so I'm quite struggling to wrap my head around it. I am starting with the New Testament, but still struggling quite a lot.
In substitute of having somebody to discuss the Bible with, does anybody have any advice for a new Christian when studying the Bible? Should I make notes, and what of, and when? How much should I read per day? Any help at all in not only reading the Bible, but reflecting upon it, would be greatly appreciated!
Hi all. I don't really have anybody to consult with after reading parts of the Bible, so I'm quite struggling to wrap my head around it. I am starting with the New Testament, but still struggling quite a lot.
Hi all. I don't really have anybody to consult with after reading parts of the Bible, so I'm quite struggling to wrap my head around it. I am starting with the New Testament, but still struggling quite a lot.
In substitute of having somebody to discuss the Bible with, does anybody have any advice for a new Christian when studying the Bible? Should I make notes, and what of, and when? How much should I read per day? Any help at all in not only reading the Bible, but reflecting upon it, would be greatly appreciated!
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