Bible Research Made Easy

by Water, Mark

• ISBN13: 9781565631106
• ISBN10: 1565631102
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1999-09-01
• Publisher: Hendrickson Pub

Summary

From various translations of the Bible itself to the vast amount of information available on the internet, this full-color, 64 page book outlines and briefly explains the host of resources available for researching scriptures complex and sometimes confusing passages. A 7-panel fold-out surveys how to effectively use the internet for Bible study.

Table of Contents

Introduction to Bible research	4	(2)
Start simple	6	(2)
Choosing a Bible version	8	(2)
Comparison of eight Bible versions	10	(2)
Features of a Study Bible-Character studies	12	(2)
Features of a Bible study-Chronological timeline	14	(2)
Using study notes from a Study Bible	16	(2)
Using a Bible cross reference	18	(2)
Using a Bible chain reference	20	(2)
Using a concordance	22	(2)
Using Strong's concordance	24	(2)
Using Strong's numbering system to further research Greek and Hebrew words	26	(2)
New Testament Greek for beginners	28	(2)
A little more Greek	30	(2)
Using a Greek-English Interlinear New Testament	32	(2)
Using an expository dictionary of Bible words	34	(2)
Using a Bible dictionary	36	(2)
Using a Topical Bible	38	(2)
Using a one volume Bible commentary	40	(2)
Using a commentary on a specific book of the Bible	42	(2)
Using a Bible handbook	44	(2)
Using a Bible theology book	46	(2)
Using a Bible atlas	48	(2)
Using Bible computer software	50	(2)
How Jesus used Scripture	52	(2)
Linking up the Old Testament in the New Testament	54	(2)
How to start studying a long Old Testament Bible book	56	(2)
Studying the contents of a long Old Testament Bible book	58	(2)
Studying the links to Jesus in a long Old Testament Bible book	60	(2)
The necessity of the Holy Spirit in studying Scripture	62	(2)
The Bible on Bible study	64