Tip: most Bibles have thin pages, so make sure your bible pens and highlighters don’t bleed through by testing a small spot first.
Pens, highlighters, and post-it notes.You can use a simple notepad or a guided Bible study journal. This will help keep your work organized in a binder or notebook. You’ll want to write down thoughts, observations, and questions as you study the Bible. I highly suggest one that includes cross-references (discussed below). There are many different translations and bible styles that have different focuses (e.g., ESV, study bibles, life application bibles, keyword bibles).
BIBLE STUDY FOR BEGINNERS HOW TO
The bible is the most important book you’ll ever read, so here are a few helpful items on how to get started with bible study today. What do you need to get started studying the Bible? God for guidance in understanding His Word more fully (check out Psalm 119).
Being aware of false teachers and teachings that are so prevalent in our world.Being an example of Christ in the world by the sanctifying knowledge of Jesus Christ.Knowing how to share your faith with others.Feeling more peace about your struggles because of biblical stories on those topics.Understanding Bible passages that have been confusing to you in the past.Gaining wisdom and direction for your life.Knowing who God is and how He interacts with people.RELATED: How To Choose The Best Bible: Everything You Need To Know Why should we study the Bible?
Written by 40 different authors in three different languages on three different continents over a 1,500 year period, the Bible is one story of God’s redemption through His Son, Jesus Christ. With more than 300 references to Jesus Christ in the 39 books of the Old Testament, it is often referred to as “Jesus concealed,” while the New Testament with its 27 books is referred to as “Jesus revealed.” This collection of 66 books is divided into two groups: Old Testament (Genesis to Malachi) or before Christ’s coming to earth New Testament (Matthew to Revelation) after Jesus came. According to the United Bible Societies, the Bible has been translated (in whole or part) into more than 3,324 languages. The bible’s ultimate Author and source of inspiration is God, who uses it to reveal Himself to us. The bible is the best-selling book of all time, with more than 3 billion copies in circulation today. Before we get to the tips and tricks, let’s set a good foundation. In this blog post, we’ll talk about 12 steps you can take to study the bible that will help you get started and find confidence as you read God’s word. But with so many options, it’s hard to know where to start. But Bible study is not only for spiritual leaders or pastors-it’s for everyone who wants to know the God of the Bible better.
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