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Eight Simple Rules For Studying Your Bible

By John Karmelich

Have you ever read a part of the Bible that you find confusing? Would you like some help studying and understanding what your Bible says? This short book may be helpful for you. I wrote a book called "Eight Simple Rules For Studying Your Bible." It is designed as a help guide for studying and comprehending your Bible. Each chapter is a "common sense" rule on Bible studying. The rules/chapters have straightforward titles like "Studying Your Bible Prayerfully" and "A Text Taken Out Of Context Becomes A Pretext." Each chapter is designed to help make you a better Bible reader and help you grow in your faith as a Christian.

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Acknowledgements & Credits	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Introduction	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Rule #1: Study Your Bible Prayerfully	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Rule #2: Study Your Bible Systematically	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Rule #3: “All Means All, and That is All, All Means”	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Rule #4: “A Text Taken out of Context Becomes a Pretext”	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Rule #5: “Interpret the Bible with the Bible”	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Rule #6: “If the Plain Text Makes Perfect Sense, Seek No Other Sense.”	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Rule #7: “The Plain Things are the Main Things and the Main Things are the Plain Things”	HTML Format	Acrobat Format
Rule #8: “ Think About It”	HTML Format	Acrobat Format

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