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To give you deep and lasting confidence in your God-given ability to understand the Bible.
Four Things Required for Illumination in a Believer’s Life
1. Love God’s Word Deeply.
How does the Bible picture it’s potential for changing our lives?
Seed
Sword
Food
Fire & Hammer
Mirror
2. Understand God’s Word Spiritually.
Two Truths Believers need to know
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The Holy Spirit makes me able to understand the Bible.
2. The Holy Spirit makes me responsible for understanding the Bible.
3. Handle God’s Word Accurately.
Seven Rules of Bible Study
Rule 1: Faith & the Holy Spirit are necessary for proper interpretation.
Rule 2: The Bible interprets itself
Rule 3: Understand the Old Testament in light of the New Testament.
Rule 4 : Understand unclear passages in light of clear passages.
Rule 5: Understand words and verses in the light of their context.
Rule 6: Understand historical passages in light of doctrinal passages.
Rule 7: Understand Personal experience in the light of the Scripture.
4. Study God’s Word Diligently.
How do you decide to study God’s Word as a lifetime commitment?
1. Decide to trust in and commit to the truth of His Word.
2. Cultivate eagerness by examining God’s Word for answers to life’s issues.
3. Tell others what you are learning from God’s Word.
4. Act on what you learn as you study the Bible.
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