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Visiting this site for the weekly (Wednesdays) reading assignment as outlined by Tim LaHaye in his book "How to Study the Bible for Yourself."
Final Reading Plan
Bible Study Assignment List - Old Testament
- OT#10 - finishing Proverbs and the Psalms
- OT#9 - Proverbs 28-34; Psalms 75-88
- OT#8 - Proverbs 21-27; Psalms 61-74
- OT#7 - Proverbs 14 - 20; Psalm 47 - 60
- OT #6 - Proverbs 7-13; Psalms 33-46
- OT#5 - Proverbs 31-6; Psalm 19-20 - 31-32
- OT#4 - Proverbs 17-23; Job 33-42;Psalm 1-4
- OT#3 - Proverbs 10 - 16; Job 19 - 32
- OT#2 - Proverbs 3 - 9 and Job 5 - 18
- OT#1 - Proverbs 1, 2 and Job 1 through 4
New Testament - click on links
- #31 - Revelation
- #30 - James through Jude
- #29 - 1 Timothy - Hebrews
- #28 - Ephesians throu 1 Timothy
- #27 - 2 Corinthians thru Ephesians
- #26 - Finish Romans - begin 1 Corinthians
- #25 - finish Acts - begin Romans
- #24 - finish John - begin Acts
- #23 - Finishing Luke and beginning John
- #22 - First 21 Books of Luke
- #21 - Matthew and Mark
- #20 - Re-reading the new Testament - Matt
- *Assignment Nineteen - Revelation
- *Assignment Eighteen - James through Jude
- *Assignment Seventeen - 2 Timothy through Hebrews
- *Assignment Sixteen - Ephesians through 1 Timothy
- *Assignment Fifteen - 2 Corinthians, Galatians and begin Ephesians
- *Assignment Fourteen - Finish Romans/begin 1 Corinthians
- *Assignment Thirteen - Finish Acts/Begin Romans
- *Assignment Twelve - Finish John and BeginActs
- *Assignment Eleven - Finishing Luke; Beg. John
- *Assignment Ten - First 21 Chapters Luke
- *Assignment Nine - Finishing Matthew and Reading Mark
- *Assignment Eight - Reading the New Testament i
- *Assignment Seven - Romans (1 wk)
- *Assignment Six - Acts (1 week)
- *Assignment Five - Gospel of Luke (2 weeks)
- *Assignment Four - Paul's epistles to churches and friends (2 wks)
- *AssignmentThree - Gospel of Mark (2 weeks)
- *Assignment Two - Gospel of John (2 weeks)
- *Assignment One - 1 John (2 weeks)
Feeding on the Word
by Charles Spurgeon
"An old man once said, 'For a long period of time, I puzzled myself about the difficulties of Scripture until at last I came to the conclusion that reading the Bible was like eating fish. When I find a difficulty, I set it aside and call it a bone. Why should I choke on the bone when there is so much nutritious meat for me? Someday, perhaps, I may find that even the bone will give me nourishment.'
Dear Christian, do not become discouraged and disheartened at the parts of the Bible you do not understand. Simply move on, believing that one day God will open your mind to his deeper, more puzzling truths. in the meantime, grab hold of the morsels you do comprehend and feast on the banquet set before you."
"An old man once said, 'For a long period of time, I puzzled myself about the difficulties of Scripture until at last I came to the conclusion that reading the Bible was like eating fish. When I find a difficulty, I set it aside and call it a bone. Why should I choke on the bone when there is so much nutritious meat for me? Someday, perhaps, I may find that even the bone will give me nourishment.'
Dear Christian, do not become discouraged and disheartened at the parts of the Bible you do not understand. Simply move on, believing that one day God will open your mind to his deeper, more puzzling truths. in the meantime, grab hold of the morsels you do comprehend and feast on the banquet set before you."
My e-mail address:
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If you have a specific question for me, please send me an e-mail. Identify yourself in the subject line, so I won't think it's spam and delete it! :-)
If you have a specific question for me, please send me an e-mail. Identify yourself in the subject line, so I won't think it's spam and delete it! :-)
How to Study the Bible for Yourself by Tim LaHaye
Copyright © 2006 by Tim LaHaye
Published by Harvest House Publishers, Eugene, OR
Used by Permission
www.harvesthousepublishers.com
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Recording in your Spiritual Journal
Before you read, begin with prayer: Simply thank God for the opportunity to read His Word, and ask Him to provide clarity of mind and insight.
Recording:
1) The date and the Name of the book you're reading.
2) The author of this book, and to whom is he writing?
Other suggested notations:
3) The Chapter and Verse and major points that caught your attention.
4) Did you find a promise that God has made?
5) What special meaning might have been intended for the people at the time it was written?
6) What central meaning has this book of the Bible for you?
7) Have you found a verse you'd like to memorize?
Other thoughts...
Recording:
1) The date and the Name of the book you're reading.
2) The author of this book, and to whom is he writing?
Other suggested notations:
3) The Chapter and Verse and major points that caught your attention.
4) Did you find a promise that God has made?
5) What special meaning might have been intended for the people at the time it was written?
6) What central meaning has this book of the Bible for you?
7) Have you found a verse you'd like to memorize?
Other thoughts...
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"But if you are ever going to be a happy, successful Christian it will be by regularly feeding on the Word of God, and that takes work. The more you work at it the faster and better you will grow, and this growth is well worth the price it requires." Tim LaHaye, Chapter One " You Can Understand the Bible," page 9.
"Worship is giving God the best that he has given you. Be careful what you do with the best you have. Whenever you get a blessing from God, give it back to him as a love gift. Take time to meditate before God and offer the blessing back to him in a deliberate act of worship." --- Oswald Chambers
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