Bible Book Club

[Esther]

Bible Book Club


Beginning in March I will do an overview of the book of Genesis.

We have several options on how to do it and I would love to have your feedback.

1. We can go chapter by chapter. Kind of like an AFF commentary.

2. We can review by subject.

3. You can randomly post what you want about this book.

If we have enough interest and partcipation we can set this up as a sub catergory here in the Library for easier access.

Please respond if this would be something you would be interested in either to participate or read only.

Thanks

[Ron]

I think that would be neat, and would love to see input from the likes of rrford, CS.

[Esther]

I think that would be neat, and would love to see input from the likes of rrford, CS.

Me too :) and Steadfast!

Shouldn't start calling names.

I love to hear from everyone. :)

[ReformedDave]

Since the interpretation of Genesis is open to conjecture it might be helpful to place it in it's historical setting and to present the history of it's divergent views.

BTW, please go thru it verse by verse.

[Ron]

Me too :) and Steadfast!

Shouldn't start calling names.

I love to hear from everyone. :)

True.

[Esther]

Since the interpretation of Genesis is open to conjecture it might be helpful to place it in it's historical setting and to present the history of it's divergent views.

BTW, please go thru it verse by verse.

Bring us some of your history input.

[Ron]

I can't wait until we do the book of numbers!:D



And I thought I had an unpronounceable name!:heeheehee

[ReformedDave]

Bring us some of your history input.


"My" history????? :heeheehee

My problem with a lot of 'bible studies' is that it becomes a 'what does the Bible mean to me' and all objectiveness is thrown out.

[Ron]

"My" history????? :heeheehee

My problem with a lot of 'bible studies' is that it becomes a 'what does the Bible mean to me' and all objectiveness is thrown out.

Everyone has a bit of bias in them, because we all have a "viewpoint" on certain issues.

[ReformedDave]

Everyone has a bit of bias in them, because we all have a "viewpoint" on certain issues.

Agreed but the Word of God doesn't take that into account.

[Esther]

"My" history????? :heeheehee

My problem with a lot of 'bible studies' is that it becomes a 'what does the Bible mean to me' and all objectiveness is thrown out.

NO not yours, Bible history.

[Ron]

Agreed but the Word of God doesn't take that into account.

That is true. A good reason some viewpoints are up to debate.
I look forward to reading what you will contribute.

[Esther]

That is true. A good reason some viewpoints are up to debate.
I look forward to reading what you will contribute.

But I like the different viewpoints, I think it gives dept to understanding scripture.

[Ron]

But I like the different viewpoints, I think it gives dept to understanding scripture.

I do as well. One thing I enjoy most is a post that cause me to think!!

[ReformedDave]

As long as we realize that not all viewpoints are created equal.

[Kutless]

This sounds like a wonderful idea. I'm sure there are many on here that would have valuable input.

I vote for verse by verse. Just like the Jimmie Swaggert Bible.

[ReformedDave]

But I like the different viewpoints, I think it gives dept to understanding scripture.

Only if the viewpoints are correct.

[ReformedDave]

This sounds like a wonderful idea. I'm sure there are many on here that would have valuable input.

I vote for verse by verse. Just like the Jimmie Swaggert Bible.

The "Expositors Study Bible"? You really like that?

[Kutless]

The "Expositors Study Bible"? You really like that?A friend of mine likes it quite a bit. I haven't had the oppotunity to look at it extensively. Have you? Anybody else?

Is there anything else like it out there?

[ReformedDave]

A friend of mine likes it quite a bit. I haven't had the oppotunity to look at it extensively. Have you? Anybody else?

Is there anything else like it out there?

I think there are FAR better study bibles available. I've seen the ESB and it is WAY too dispensational for me.

[AGAPE]

I think there are FAR better study bibles available. I've seen the ESB and it is WAY too dispensational for me.

I hear that the Bible is black print and JS' notes are in red print. So when we get to the NT the words of Christ are in black and the words of the Envangelist Jimmy are in red

[AGAPE]

Do a verse by verse, or at least a context by context.

[ReformedDave]

I hear that the Bible is black print and JS' notes are in red print. So when we get to the NT the words of Christ are in black and the words of the Envangelist Jimmy are in red

JS words are more important.

[AGAPE]

JS words are more important.

:bliss :bliss :bliss <<<js
:ty :ty :ty <<<js

[MrsMcD]

But I like the different viewpoints, I think it gives dept to understanding scripture.

So do I.

This is exciting Esther. Such a great idea!

[Esther]

So do I.

This is exciting Esther. Such a great idea!

Thanks!

Of course, it only works if everyone that can will participate. :)

[Trouvere]

amen count me in.:highfive

[Blubayou]

Great Idea! I look forward to our study.

[whollyHis]

I would love to have something like this to implement in my daily devotional time!!!

[mizpeh]

Bible Book Club


Beginning in March I will do an overview of the book of Genesis.

We have several options on how to do it and I would love to have your feedback.

1. We can go chapter by chapter. Kind of like an AFF commentary.

2. We can review by subject.

3. You can randomly post what you want about this book.

If we have enough interest and partcipation we can set this up as a sub catergory here in the Library for easier access.

Please respond if this would be something you would be interested in either to participate or read only.

Thanks


Have you started the study yet? and when you do will it be here in the library or another room?

[Esther]

Since the interpretation of Genesis is open to conjecture it might be helpful to place it in it's historical setting and to present the history of it's divergent views.

BTW, please go thru it verse by verse.

This sounds like a wonderful idea. I'm sure there are many on here that would have valuable input.

I vote for verse by verse. Just like the Jimmie Swaggert Bible.

Do a verse by verse, or at least a context by context.

So do I.

This is exciting Esther. Such a great idea!

amen count me in.:highfive

Great Idea! I look forward to our study.

I would love to have something like this to implement in my daily devotional time!!!

Have you started the study yet? and when you do will it be here in the library or another room?

Why haven't you folks responded to the study?

[Scott Hutchinson]

Where is the Genesis study located I desire to respond?

[Esther]

Where is the Genesis study located I desire to respond?

It is here in the library, but I am going to move it back to the fellowship hall for awhile.