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Now on Amazon's Kindle, The Bible - You Can Believe It! For only a $1.99
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The Bible - You Can Believe It! Now available on Amazon's Kindle for only $1.99!
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Video on How to Read the Bible, An Overview with Easy Tips
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These are short teachings by John Schoenheit, recorded for our YouTube.com channel.
-How to Read (Learning) the Bible: An Overview, Easy tips on What to do
-Reading the New Testament of the Bible
-Some Helpful Hints to Reading the Bible
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Free Bible study video series: Manners & Customs Used in Scripture
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These are short 10 minute teachings by John Schoenheit.
An Overview of Manners & Customs in the Bible, Gird Up the Loins of Your Mind, Oil lamps (lights) in the Biblical World, Pointed Pottery (Containers, Jugs) in the Bible, What is an Ox Goad?, Biblical Names (Proper Names, Appellations, Descriptions, Titles), Name Changes In the Bible, Biblical Signet Rings & Wax Seals, Counsel is Like Deep Water, Bottle in the Smoke, Oriental Greetings, Prepare the Way of the Lord, The Roman Triumph, Cast Your Bread Upon The Waters, Sow in tears; reap in joy, Wisdom is More Valuable than Rubies, Like a Muddied Spring, The Biblical Trumpet
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Bible Translation Project: Revised English Version [REV] and Commentary
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Our on-going Bible translation project is called the Revised English Version® (REV®). We call it the REV because we are presenting a revised version of earlier English versions, primarily the American Standard Version of 1901 (ASV), which we have used as the base text for our work, modifying it when we feel it is appropriate.
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YouTube Bible study video on The Bible, You Can Believe It, Canon, Integrity
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A series of teaching taken from our YouTube channel on the subject of The Bible - You Can Believe It!
- The Integrity of Scripture
- The Canon of Scripture
- Should we question the Bible?
- Does God Speak to Men?
- Can we really know God?
- Are There Lost / Missing Books of the Bible?
-Why Study the Bible?
-Reading the New Testament of the Bible
-Some Helpful Hints to Reading the Bible
-Choosing a Bible Version to Read
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Tools for Basic Bible Study video series on how to use biblical research books
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Tools for basic Bible Study. How to use Concordances, Interlinear Bibles, Lexicons, Bible Dictionaries, Word Studies, Strong's Numbering System, Theological Word Book, Oxford Bible Atlas, Figures of Speech...
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A video teaching that resolves some of the apparent biblical contradictions
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The following video has been converted from VHS format.
The Apparent Contradictions
It is a low quality recording of our Free Indeed series taught by John Schoenheit.
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Watch video teachings on How and Why to Study the Bible
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The following videos have been converted from VHS format.
How to Study the Bible, Why Study the Bible.
They are low quality recordings of our Free Indeed series taught by John Schoenheit.
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Free Bible Study Guide. Will help you research and understand the Bible
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Check out our Bible Study Guide.
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Understanding the Patron-Client Relationship in the Bible [Old Testament]
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One of the most difficult aspects of Bible study is understanding the text in the way that a person living at the time the Bible was written would understand it. We can use the model of a stage play to teach us how to better interpret the Bible. Let’s say we travel to England to see Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare, played, not in American English with modern phrases and modern adaptations...
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Book - Figures of Speech Used in the Bible: Explained and Illustrated
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In this resource, Bullinger describes 217 distinct Scripture figures of speech, defined as a word or sentence in a peculiar form, different from its original or simplest meaning or use. Each figure includes...
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Which parts of the Bible are written to you? 1 Cor.10:32 Jews, Gentiles, Church
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"What does the Bible say?" That is always the "bottom line," but the answer must be understood in light of TO WHOM the Bible is speaking. Scripture says that in the spectrum of human history, there are three, and only three, basic groups of people: "Jews, Gentiles, and the Church of God" (1 Cor. 10:32). Each part of God's Word is written to one (and sometimes more than one) of those categories...
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Online book. Evidence from science and history that God authored the Bible
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This booklet is a defense of the accuracy and integrity of the Bible. It examines and refutes many of the most common criticisms that have been raised against the Bible. It shows that the biblical text is reliable and the text can be trusted. It shows that the accuracy of the text has not been compromised as it has been passed down through the ages. It shows the Bible is complete in 66 books and none of it is missing.
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Figure of Speech: Metonymy in the Bible. The exchange of nouns or verbs
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There is no question that the Bible is replete with examples of God acting in ways that seem to contradict His loving nature, not to mention offend our sense of decency, justice and common sense. These instances must be carefully analyzed and weighed against the whole of the biblical revelation, as well as compared to all the clear scriptures that reveal God’s essential goodness, fairness and love.
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Idiom: prophetic future perfect, historic sense prophecy, perfective confidence
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In the Hebrew and Aramaic idiom in which the Bible was written, when something was absolutely going to happen in the future, it is often spoken of as if it had already occurred in the past. Hebrew scholars are familiar with this idiom...
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How does a Dispensational View of Scripture help to Resolve Bible Contradictions
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We believe that many theological arguments could be settled, and many apparent “contradictions” resolved, if the truth of administrations were more widely understood. Carefully reading the Bible shows many changes in the way God has related to mankind. There have been changes in sacrifices, the time and place of worship, dietary restrictions, financial giving, etc. The list is extensive.
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How does the Administrational view help you understand the Bible [Scripture]?
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One way to see this “big picture” from an administrational perspective is to employ a metaphor. Let us liken God to a playwright who has written the story of redemption in the form of a dramatic play of several acts. The play is full of interesting characters who make a lot of unforced choices. The plot contains many unexpected twists and turns, conflicts and resolutions as each scene moves the story closer to its “denouement,” or final outcome.
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Researching the biblical contradiction between Acts 9:7 and Acts 22:9
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In regard to the apparent contradiction between Acts 9:7 and Acts 22:9, the contradiction that occurs in some English versions is caused by a translation error. However, this is a more complicated translation error than most, because in order to correctly translate the word, one must understand some idioms of the Greek language. The Greek root word for “hear” is akouo. Most people who have their own research books, such as lexicons and concordances, can look up only the root word in the Greek, and thus see akouo both in Acts 9 and in Acts 22. There really is no easy way to “solve” this apparent contradiction without a much better understanding of the Greek language...
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Biblical figures of speech: different kinds in Bible, examples, what are they...
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What is a Figure of Speech?
Why are figures of speech in the Bible?
Why it is important to understand figures of speech in the Bible?
How do we know when the words should be taken literally or figuratively?
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BibleWorks: Original languages software program comes with Greek, Hebrew...
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BibleWorks comes with Greek, Hebrew, and Septuagint Bibles, as well as translations in English, German, Spanish, and many other languages!
For all levels of users, BibleWorks is suitable for Bible study preparation, as well as in-depth Bible research.
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Bible study principles on how to eliminate apparent contradictions in Scripture
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Many Christians agree that the Word of God is “the Truth.” Yet from one Bible come thousands of differing interpretations about exactly what “the Truth” is. It was never God’s intention that people read the same document and come away with different ideas about what it is saying. God wants us all to be likeminded about His Word.
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