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How to properly approach the Bible

Posted on June 16, 2011 by Jerry

The Bible makes very definite claims for itself. No Bible reader has a right to reject what the Bible says about itself. If we are to ever understand the Bible, we must approach it sympathetically. Otherwise, the Bible, even if … Continue reading →

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How to motivate Bible study

Posted on June 16, 2011 by Jerry

To encourage yourself and others, including family members, to develop a hunger for God’s Word, I would suggest making a full study, over a period of time, of what the Bible says about itself. This would be a perfect Bible … Continue reading →

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