Christoffer
Puritan Board Sophomore
How do you study the Bible?
One can easily start to feel resignation. There is so much material available. Systematic theologies, commentaries, stuff on the internet etc.
Like most people I have limited time in the evenings and I don't want to spend too much time in other works besides the Bible.
I suppose this is true for many of you that have jobs and family. How do you set up your time in the Bible? Do you for example read with certain questions in your mind?
And what do you consider to be essential "non-Bible" tools?
One can easily start to feel resignation. There is so much material available. Systematic theologies, commentaries, stuff on the internet etc.
Like most people I have limited time in the evenings and I don't want to spend too much time in other works besides the Bible.
I suppose this is true for many of you that have jobs and family. How do you set up your time in the Bible? Do you for example read with certain questions in your mind?
And what do you consider to be essential "non-Bible" tools?