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Who wrote the Bible - where did it come
from? |
How to overcome fatigue when reading |
How did so many interpretations of the Bible
develop? |
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How to remove the 'mystery' which many religions cast about the
Bible |
Prove for yourself that the Bible is not a work of fiction |
Why are there four Gospel accounts? |
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How to use cross-references |
When an understanding of Hebrew and Greek can help and why it
isn't essential to Bible understanding |
When and how to gain an understanding of the book of Revelation |
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How to overcome the sometimes difficult language used in the
Bible |
What does the title 'Christ' mean (and many other definitions)
to help make Bible reading easier |
Why does God allow so much suffering and wickedness? |
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An overview of each book of the Bible in a concise, easy
to understand manner |
How science can be reconciled with the Scriptures |
How critics of the Bible 'prove' their criticisms |
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History and order of events in the Bible |
What happens at death? |
What are the differences between Bible versions? |
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Three tips to letting the Bible interpret itself |
Why quoting a single scripture is dangerous (how to keep
passages in context) |
How the Bible deals with the age-old question: is man good or
evil? |
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How to read carefully (eg the Bible does not identify the fruit
eaten by Adam and Eve as an apple) |
Who are the Jews? Why are they so important in the Bible? |
How to use a concordance and a lexicon |
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Why the Bible is intentionally difficult to understand in parts
and how it can be simplified |
A simple Bible reading plan to take you through the whole Bible
in a year |
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