Reading the Bible is different from reading any other literary text.You can’t go to chapter one and read everything about God and go to chapter two to read everything about Jesus, for example. It’s way better to read by paragraph, these too are synthetic but they do conform better to the first language than verses. Some ground rules have to be set up first:
- Ask for guidance and to be in a position to accept what’s written and to be in a position to apply His will to your life.
- Never, never read the Bible trying to explanation your faith on any subject. It’s only man’s nature to take concepts out of the correct context.
- If you continue to don’t understand, write down the trouble spot and continue onward. You can discover the answers later in your reading.
- Don’t read large quantities of the Bible in one setting. Begin with the New Testament, folks who begin with the Old Testament nearly never read the Bible all of the way through. The New Testament is what’s binding on us today not the Old. We need to follow God’s will for us today not what was meant for the Jews. Don’t take what you need it to point out with you first.
With these pointers, maybe you’d better find solace and enlightenment when reading the Bible.
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