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Write down what you learn
Don’t forget the things you’ve learned from the Bible or the things that the Holy Spirit teaches you through your study. Use a journal or notebook to keep track of the insights you pick up as you read. The more respect we show for the things we learn, the more God will want to share with us. #bible

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Get to know a character
Choose a character or group of people in the Bible and read every verse you can find about them. Try to understand the context of each verse. Ask yourself questions to help you get to know them better, such as: How does this person know Jesus? What is their relationship? What do I have in common with this person? What can I learn from their life? #bible

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Choose a topic relevant to you
Is there a topic you’re curious about? Grace, repentance, forgiveness, or strength during trials? Look up specific verses on any topic you choose and study each of them. #bible

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You don’t have to start at the beginning
The Bible is a very long book, but you can start nearly anywhere. For example, if you want to learn about Jesus, you can start with the gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—found in the New Testament. Or choose another person or a specific topic to study. #bible

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Begin your study with prayer
No matter when or where you study, it is always a good idea to begin your study with sincere prayer. Start by addressing God. Then ask Him for wisdom and understanding as you read. Ask for specific guidance to your life. When you’re done, end your prayer “in the name of Jesus Christ, amen.” Praying before we study shows God that we are humble and want His help and direction. #bible

If you're a new Christian, the Gospel of John is a good place to start. This book not only covers the life of Jesus but is filled with lessons on godly living that are foundational to every Christian. #bible

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