Reading The Bible only is just fine, but you could also look into original translations and interpretations, especially when you have questions about what you are reading.
At http://scripture4all.org/ you can download a programm for free wich could help you to check on Bible parts. The literal significance of words is particularly interesting at for example the Creation story.
(With special thanks to Rogier Dijk for the hint!)
Study
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Why?
The Bible isn't the tipical book you can sit down to read in full. It can be difficult to find your way through The Bible, particularly when you don't know the timeline of events. This blog can help you to get to know The Bible better and read it in chronological order. By reading the daily posted Bible part(s) at our blog, you will read The Bible in 1 year.
From the 1st of October 2009 every day at 12:01 AM (GMT+1), a part from The Bible will be posted to this blog, so you can read your own Bible in chrological order. You can also read The Bible online.
When you would like to start at another date, click here.
"Everything in the Scriptures is God's Word. All of it is useful for teaching and helping people and for correcting them and showing them how to live."
2 Timothy 3:16
E-mail RSS
When you have started at the 1st of October 2009, you can Subscribe to Read The Bible in 1 Year by Email-Rss to receive 1 E-mail with the Bible part(s) every day for your convenience. When you follow another schedule, click here.
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Prayer
Prayer has a special place in The Bible. We often read about it in verses about Jesus' time with us on earth.
Prayer can help you to develop a (better) relationship with God. Before you read your Bible, you could Pray for your (re)discovery of Gods word in The Bible.
Verses on Prayer in The Bible:
1 John 5:14-15
Philippians 4:6-7
James 5:16
Ephesians 6:18
Romans 8:26
1 John 1:9
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
James 4:3
Matthew 6:5-8
Luke 18:9-14
Mark 11:22-25
John 14:13-14
Would you like to read and learn more about Prayer? Have a look at our website:
http://www.prayerteamministry.com/
When you have a Prayer Request, you can share it here, or e-mail us:
prayerteam@awarenessmusic.com
Prayer Team Ministry
About us
Prayer and reading The Bible can help you to develop a (better) relationship with God. The Prayer Team Ministry would like to help you achieve this. Daily we provide a short Bible study focused on Prayer, we answer frequently asked questions about Prayer with verses from The Bible and with this blog, which can yelp you to read the entire Bible, we hope to be of help to you. Next to that, you can send us Prayer Requests or post them at our forum, so more people can Pray with or for you. For more information, have a look at: http://www.prayerteamministry.com/
Contact
Would you like to start at another date, by your self or with a group? Or do you have other questions? You may always send us an e-mail: prayerteam@awarenessmusic.com
When to start
The first group which uses this blog, starts at October 1st, 2009. Join this group by following the same schedule and introduce yourself.
When it's a few days after October 1st, 2009 when you read this, it might be wise to start at another date. You could encourage people around you to start at the same date you would like to start, so you can talk about what you are reading.
Contact us for schedules with another start date.
The Bible
The Bible is a series of seperate books and scriptures of various lengths and styles in narrative form, which have been written over a period of more or less a thousand years by some forty authors.
Some works in The Bible, like Song of Songs, Job and parts of Joshua are even counted to the world literature.
When do you read The Bible?
