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)
Making good progress! But what was the reason to reset 10 verses back to the beginning? Was that one specific passage you decided you wanted more practice with?
I’m sure it won’t be too long until you get to chapter 24, Joosep. I decided to spend time with it now because it’s come through strongly in two books I’ve just read, and then this same passage was the basis for the sermon at church on Sunday. It’s a powerful story to reflect on.
That's a wonderful passage, PeterP. I look forward to the day when I can work on it too :) But, since I've resolved to go through Luke in order, that day won't come, for me, for some time :) At the moment my "new" Luke passages are in chapter 13.
I’m sure it won’t be too long until you get to chapter 24, Joosep. I decided to spend time with it now because it’s come through strongly in two books I’ve just read, and then this same passage was the basis for the sermon at church on Sunday. It’s a powerful story to reflect on.
I agree with you. I can at least read it again, and I'll be sure to do that. As to reviewing it here on LSN, I suppose I'll get to ch. 24 early next year, but then I'll also have the whole of Luke prior to that to work on. Unless Jesus returns first.