by Kinglove | Bible Study Methods
5Ws and 1H Observation Questions The 5Ws and 1H stand for Who, What, Where, When, Which, and How. These are questions that you should ask of the text to get answers that help in observing the text. There are many possible observation questions. We have given a...
by Kinglove | Bible Study Methods, MEDITATION, PRAYER, Spiritual Warfare
Memorize the Bible as Jesus Did. Memorizing God’s Word is crucial to success as a Christian. But the question that often introduces differences is: How do you memorize God’s Word? Here are some testimonies on Bible memorization: “Bible memorization...
by Kinglove | Bible Study Methods
Before we begin talking about ways to read the Bible, let’s stop and think about what the human authors of the Bible books had in mind when they were writing what we have as the books of the Bible. How did the writers expect the people who received the books to...
by Kinglove | Bible Study Methods
Facts about the Individual Book Study Method. – Is the most thorough and comprehensive way to study the Bible. – It is the way the Bible was written—Book by book. The Bible is an anthology of 66 books (if you count Samuel, Kings, & Chronicles as two...
by Kinglove | Bible Study Methods
Tools for studying types in the Bible A study Bible. An Exhaustive Concordance. “The New Testament lies hidden in the Old, and the Old Testament is unveiled in the New.” St. Augustine, early church father, philosopher and theologian. The Old Testament contains the key...
by Kinglove | Bible Study Methods
Tools for chapter overview A study Bible with cross-references. Contemporary translations. The chapter overview involves reading a chapter repeatedly and applying the inductive Bible study approach of Observation, Interpretation, and Application to the chapter to...
