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This activity supports learning objective 3.

Christian Learning Center Forums Dr. Cohick recommends that you read larger sections of the Bible, read the whole Bible (don’t skip the Old Testament!), and ask how what you are reading connects to the larger story. Why are these strategies important for Bible engagement?

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  • Dr. Cohick recommends that you read larger sections of the Bible, read the whole Bible (don’t skip the Old Testament!), and ask how what you are reading connects to the larger story. Why are these strategies important for Bible engagement?

    Posted by info on 11/07/2024 at 16:09
    Delbert Essen replied 1 week, 2 days ago 8 Members · 7 Replies
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  • Delbert Essen

    Member
    02/13/2025 at 20:20

    I agree with the Doctor. Using larger sections of the bible, read the whole bible (even the old testament!!). Our reading and the stories are teaching points. We need all the books to see the more of the story of God. In all ways we are needful of His never ending love and grace. Using these strategies makes sure we cover all the books and learn from them.

  • Adi-Naitey Puplampu

    Member
    01/18/2025 at 06:43

    It provides useful context which is important for accurate interpretation and understanding of God’s person and character. That is essential for ‘true worship’ and a Christ-centred life that pleases God,

  • Richard Green

    Member
    01/18/2025 at 04:38

    Reading large sections of the Bible helps with context and putting yourself into narrative.

  • Bill Turner

    Member
    01/15/2025 at 01:56

    A holistic view sets the proper context

  • Todd Renfro

    Member
    01/10/2025 at 17:16

    By doing this you get the full picture of the intent/big picture of God’s Story. Smaller pieces can be interpreted differently then intended.

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