Introduction
This work came about because I wanted to have the Bible in a single HTML file that would run on all devices that have a web browser. I wanted it to be quick to navigate, support
It is dedicated to The Lord Jesus Christ, who saved me from my addictions, and eternity in hell. I dedicate my remaining life to doing His will, for His glory.
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Navigation
OT Old Testament Menu
NT New Testament Menu
CH Chapter Menu for current book or section
AW Jump to Archaic Words
NA Name Meanings
Use you browsers [Back] feature to return to previous location.
Feature’s
- KJ Introduction
- Master Menu
- Old Testament Sub Menu
- New Testament Sub Menu
- Chapter Menu
- Jump to Old/New/Chapters/Archaic Words, Names Meanings
Red Letter - Scofield Reference Bible Book Introductions 1917 (they are public domain)
- Appendixes
- Archaic words
- Bible Names
- Topics listing
- Accepting Christ as you Savour
- Single HTML file, plain text, no graphics, no JavaScript, for true portability!
Reading
Pray for wisdom and understanding. The author of the Bible is STILL ALIVE, so He can help you understand it James 1:5
; I John 2:27
. When is the last time you asked the Lord for understanding?
Tips:
- When I read the Bible, I listen to an audio Bible and follow along. This helps me memorise it and learn how to pronounce the words.
- The Old Testament shows how God deals with Nations, the New Testament shows how God deals with individuals.
- Knowledge is something you know about.
- Wisdom is knowing how to apply knowledge.
- Understanding is knowing somethings relationship to God.
- Learning is done via three things
- Similitude This is like that
- Contrast This is unlike that
- Repetition In the Bible “types” are used over and over, as are phrases
- The Law of First Mention states that the first time a word appears in the scripture, sets the “tone”, associations, and basic meaning of the word throughout the rest of scripture.
- Who is it being said to? Jew, Gentile, or Christian
- Who is saying it?
- Does it apply to Christians in this dispensation?
Strait Through
This is the most common method. The Bible has 1189 chapters, if you want to read it through in a year divide it by 365. That would be a little more then 3 chapters a day. You can do the math and come up with any amount you want.
My Method
This will take you through the Bible about six times a year. Sounds like a lot at first, but if you are like me, you will most likely do more.
Each day:
- I start my day with a cup of coffee and read:
- 10 chapters Old Testament
- 5 chapters New Testament
- End of day, before I go to bed:
- 1st: Proverbs 1 a day based on calendar day of month (31 Proverbs)
You can find many different plans on-line with printable check lists. But I think it is best to keep it simple and just stick with it. You do not have to read it as much as I do (or you might want to do more). Just come up with a variation of the how much and in what order that fits you day and stick with it!