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How to Study Your Bible : The Lasting Reward of the Inductive Approach

by Kay Arthur

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I found this a very thorough introduction into the inductive way to study your bible. It might be a little more intensive than I want, but I gained valuable information for my personal use. (

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aharey | Sep 1, 2009 |

A dynamic guide to cultivating step-by-step Bible study skills such as observation, interpretation, application, and more - skills that mean the difference between being a passive spectator and an active participant in God's Word.

apachurch | Apr 26, 2008 |

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OSLCLibrary | Jan 10, 2007 |

An extremely basic Bible study methods books. If you're looking for something at the beginner level, then this is for you. (

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More than 400,000 adults and teens have discovered the truth of God’s Word for themselves through Kay’s inductive study tools. Now this dynamic guide has been updated to reflect the most recent edition of the NASB and sports a fresh new cover. How to Study Your Bible helps people cultivate the skills of observation, interpretation, and application—and encourages them to become active participants in God’s Word!

In 15 easy–to–understand chapters, bestselling author Kay Arthur presents a systematic approach that includes key words, context studies, comparisons and contrasts, topical studies, word meanings, and more. Interacting with God’s Word helps readers absorb more of its messages and gives God greater access to engrave His truth on their hearts and minds.

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