Glad to hear your health is better. I’d say it’s good to find a balance between studying the Bible (with reference texts etc) and reading the Bible (I especially like the Lectio Divina approach) and learning passages from the Bible (using LearnScripture). I pray that God will lead you in the way that’s right for you.
Congratulations from me too. I’m also intrigued: your chart shows extraordinary consistency reviewing 60-70 verses each day, and a marked change from the beginning of January. Did you set yourself a new-year resolution?
Congratulations, PeterP, on all of your diligent work in reaching 60 million! That represents a lot tea having been brewed before you begin your time of study. For me it represents a lot of coffee :)
Thanks Joosep. I’ve found that it’s easier (for me at least) for reviewing, if I split up any chapter that’s longer than 30 verses. With 71 verses in John 6, I decided to tackle it in three parts.
Thanks Joosep. I’ve found that it’s easier (for me at least) for reviewing, if I split up any chapter that’s longer than 30 verses. With 71 verses in John 6, I decided to tackle it in three parts.
Psalm 27 most recently. It’s packed with powerful truth and encouragement. “One thing have I asked of the Lord, that will I seek after: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to gaze upon the beauty of the Lord and to inquire in his temple.”
I’m focussing on John, mainly. I started with John 10 and gradually worked my way through to 21. This year I’ve added John 1-4 (when I say ‘added’, I really mean ‘started’ of course!) Currently learning John 5. So the plan for 2024 is to add chapters 6-9. May you know God’s joy and blessing in 2024!
JD - as you’re learning John 17, I pray that in 2024 that the Father will keep you in his name and that the joy of Jesus may be fulfilled in you. (John 17:11,13)