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Bible links
Highly recommended! A book package for Bible beginners. Schlachter2000 version
Entire Bible sponsored by the Evangeliums Christen Baptisten Gemeinde Düren eV
Free New Testament from the CH online shop
Version: hope for everyone
New Testament and Psalms
Small pocket size. Elber fields version
New Testament Recovering Translation
Bibles for cell phones and tablets
Youverse Bible App
Old and New Testament for IPhone, Android and tablets. Available in over 60 languages. Already over 478 million downloads.
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W hy is reading the Bible important?
The Bible repeatedly emphasizes the value of extensive knowledge of the Bible (e.g. for parents in Deuteronomy 6: 6.7; for those responsible in Deuteronomy 17:18, 19; Tit 1: 9; for people who want to achieve something, Jos 1: 8; Ps 1, etc.)
More than any psychotherapist, the word of God leads a life of its own (Isa. 55:10, 11), is alive, effective (Heb. 4:12, 13) and wants to change us (1Pet 1:23).
Ps 19: 8-11 results in the following promises: Dealing with God's word is good for my soul, enables me to make wise life decisions, gives me orientation for a life full of joie de vivre and gives me spiritual insight.
Jesus dealt with God's word in a relaxed and sovereign manner (temptation: Lk 4, 8, 12; sermon, Lk 4, 18; issues: Lk 6, 3; 11: 30-32 ...; evangelism: Lk 18, 20; pastoral care: Lk 24,27,44-47). We find this familiarity with the apostles (e.g. Peter's sermon at Pentecost). With 2 Timothy 2:24, the ability to teach is not the privilege of selected or gifted individuals, but a sign of spiritual maturity.
In the OT the word of God should be read out regularly (Deut 31: 9-13) so that the people could learn the commandments.
What are the benefits of reading the Bible regularly?
Regular Bible reading practices reading.
Regular Bible reading reveals the red thread that runs through the Bible.
Regular Bible reading protects against theological one-sidedness.
Regular Bible reading helps to get a feel for the ancient languages (in their translation).
Regular Bible reading gives you important detailed knowledge.
Regular Bible reading makes me one who knows the Bible.
Regular Bible reading leads to deeper Bible study.