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READ THE BIBLE IN A YEAR

Doing some site rearranging. See the link bar above for more verses, including the truth and verses to live by that used to be on this page.

I think I will be deleting the Forum soon. I dont have the time to finish it off and I feel I am overstepping my bounds by putting everything there. Mat 7:6

James 1:22 (ESV) But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves.

The bible tells us to study every day, Joshua 1:8; Acts 17: 11; 2 Peter 1:1-2,12. To do this best you first should read each day a chapter or 2. It works best for me if I ask God to guild me to a passage, then flip to a random page in the bible. I look at the titles on that page and if none stand out to me I go with the first full paragraph and read the entire page. I have always found an answer to a question that I have about this world and God's plan by doing so. If you are reading a book or watching a TV show that quotes verses from the bible to prove their theory, you should look in the bible at those verses. First to be sure they didn't change words around, although they could have used a different translation then you're used to using. Second you need to read the paragraph around the verses qouted. Very few verses can stand alone, and when the full pragraph is read you may get a different meaning for the verse or verses in question. Third, as James says, do what the word tells you to do instead of just reading it and ignoring it the rest of your day.

It is my belief that the Word of God incompasses more scripture than we have in our bible today. I also understand that not all scriptures found are true. Satan is the father of all lies, but I do feel there is a grain of truth in each lie. With the proper study of the bible along with a good walk with God in your daily life, you can learn to spot more lies for what they are and that single grain of truth that doesn't break scripture will fill you with warmth.

Follow the verses link on the left to see what I believe some verses mean, or you can go to the forum and give your feed back on what I have posted there already.

 

Sunday Nov, 22 2009
1 Chronicles 5:18-6:81; Acts 26:1-32; Psalm 6:1-10; Proverbs 18:20-21

Monday Nov, 23 2009
1 Chronicles 7:1-8:40; Acts 27:1-20; Psalm 7:1-17; Proverbs 18:22

Tuesday Nov, 24 2009
1 Chronicles 9:1-10:14; Acts 27:21-44; Psalm 8:1-9; Proverbs 18:23-24

Wednesday Nov, 25 2009
1 Chronicles 11:1-12:18; Acts 28:1-31; Psalm 9:1-12; Proverbs 19:1-3

Thurday Nov, 26 2009
1 Chronicles 12:19-14:17; Romans 1:1-17; Psalm 9:13-20; Proverbs 19:4-5

Friday Nov, 27 2009
1 Chronicles 15:1-16:36; Romans 1:18-32; Psalm 10:1-15; Proverbs 19:6-7

Saturday Nov, 28 2009
1 Chronicles 16:37-18:17; Romans 2:1-24; Psalm 10:16-18; Proverbs 19:8-9

 

VERSE OF THE DAY

PARABLES


There is a dark werehouse where the employees are required to carry lamps. These lamps burn oil, flashlights don't work as well for the job that needs to be done. Many have adjusted to the dark and don't care that their lamp doesn't work. They have plenty of oil, just their flame has gone out. A few people have a working lamp and learn that if they burn their flame too bright they will run out of oil too early in for their shift. They go about showing others their light and taking them to the one place in the werehouse that their lamps can be lit. Some feel they need to hide their light from those who like the dark and they close the shade on their light. At first the light still comes through the seams but eventualy their light goes out from lack of air. Having been in the light they are blind and stumble about the werehouse until someone else who has a light is able to help them relite their lamp. Many have learned to go out in pairs because those who love the dark try to blow the lamps out and if their is two people with lamps they won't go dark. When their oil runs out they must return to the source of the light and remain until morning. Those who don't lite their lamps remain in the werehouse until dawn and then are blinded in the sunlight, while those who have been in the light the whole night remain seeing.