

How Do I Study Bible Verses and the Bible Storyline Together?
4 snips May 28, 2015
Discover how to effectively study the Bible with both depth and breadth. The discussion highlights a college student's challenges in grasping Scripture's details while appreciating the overarching narrative. Practical tools and resources are offered for a balanced approach to Bible reading, emphasizing the importance of engaging with texts for spiritual growth. Explore how understanding both God’s grace and human defiance can illuminate your journey through the Scriptures.
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Example of Deep Study
- John Piper illustrates deep study using 2 Thessalonians 2:12, analyzing the relationship between truth, belief, and pleasure.
- He encourages asking questions and exploring connections within the text.
Example of Broad Study
- John Piper uses the example of reading through the history of the divided kingdom to understand God’s patience.
- Broad reading reveals patterns of rebellion and mercy over centuries.
Scheduling Bible Study
- Set aside morning time for deeper study, including journaling and memorization.
- Dedicate evening time for broader reading, focusing on the overall narrative.