Getting started
Read a whole book before you read a single verse
Every book in the Bible was written to be received in one sitting. Almost nobody reads them that way.
20–40 min
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How to read
Practical guides to reading and studying the Bible. The paper prints three a day; here is the whole shelf. No expertise assumed, nothing to buy — a method, the honest ways it goes wrong, and somewhere to try it today.
Method
Ask who is speaking, and who is being spoken to
Most misreadings are not theological. They are a promise made to someone else, read as though it were addressed to you.
10 min
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Method
Let scripture interpret scripture
The oldest study tool there is: when a passage is dark, go and find the place it is quoting.
15 min
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Practice
Lectio divina, in four passes
A monastic reading pattern that is fifteen centuries old and takes about eight minutes.
8 min
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Tools
Take one word down to its root
You do not need Greek. You need a concordance and the patience to follow one word around.
20 min
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Practice
Read it with one other person
These texts were formed in company and read aloud in rooms. Reading alone is the modern exception.
30 min
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