Blog posts related to Bible studies dealing with an overall book of the Bible. You are invited to study along with the author in a step-by-step fashion. Some posts may act as a commentary providing you with additional insight into the Bible book.
We’re back again to continue our study in the Book of Jude. Today, we will be marking keywords in Jude as well as working through the other aspects of observing the text.
Jude wasn’t an apostle nor was he a pillar of the early church but he had to speak up. He had to warn the believers of what was happening in their midst.
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It’s time again for another challenge to handwrite a portion of the Bible. We don’t write out the entire Bible all at once but we do take on challenges to handwrite the books of the Bible prior to starting a new study. So, that means we’ll be handwriting Paul’s second Prison Epistle, that is, the book of Ephesians. Will you join us in this exciting challenge?
Learn all about observation in the Book of Jude as you study it using the inductive study method.
I would love to show you how we study the Bible in our study group. So if you are considering exploring the Inductive Bible Study Method, then the Epistle of Jude is an excellent book to begin with.
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Do you desire to dig deep in the Word of God but not quite sure how? Have you heard of the Inductive Bible Study Method (IBSM)? I have been using this method for over ten years now and absolutely love it! This post will teach you the three elements of inductive study. You, too, can study deep using the Inductive Study Method! Before we read the details, do you have your coffee in hand? You won’t need your Bible at this point…
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The scribes have been handwriting the Word of God for thousands of years. I can just imagine what it must have been like to carefully write out the words as they were inspired by the Holy Spirit. So, with all the hard copies and digital versions of the Bible available today, why should we handwrite the Bible ourselves?
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