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A Book-By-Book Study of the New Testament

by Shelly, Rubel · 1983

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Publisher

20th Century Christian Foundation

Published

1983

Pages

123

Language

English

Edition format

Paperback

Description

Did you ever wish you knew more about the Bible? Practically every believer has expressed such a desire at one time or another. Even many non-Christians have wished they knew more of the basic facts of the Bible narrative. There is only one way to gain knowledge of anything: personal study. There is no instant way to gain knowledge of the Bible. It takes time, determination, and a practical system of study. Many people have started Bible-reading programs only to abandon them shortly afterward. Why? There was no systematic plan to the effort. There was no sense of accomplishment. There was no mastery of the information. This book is a very practical guide to the study of your personal copy of the Bible. No particular version is required for the study, and there is nothing for you to secure beyond the Bible you already have. The important thing is to get the dust off your Bible and begin studying it systematically. Background materials, outlines, and summaries of crucial sections of the Word of God are provided in these notes. There is room on each page for your own personal study notes which you may want to add. The approach of this book is suited to personal study or class use. It is systematic and carries you through the entire Bible in a book-by-book progression. You will see the progressive unfolding of the will of God as it is revealed in Scripture. Most important of all, you will experience personal growth and joy as your life is enriched and transformed by the power of God's Word.

Topics

Bible StudyNew Testament
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