The Bible is divided into two sections - The Old Testament (the first part), and the New Testament (the second part). The Old Testament was written before Jesus came to earth and the New Testament was written after Jesus was born. The first four books in the New Testament are called ‘The Gospels’ and the four authors of these books wrote about Jesus’ life on earth and his words.
To start reading the Bible, I would begin with the Book called ‘John’ – the fourth book in the New Testament. After reading ‘John’, read the book called ‘Mark’ and follow with these books: I John; II John; III John; Genesis (Old Testament); Ephesians; Galatians; the book of Luke; the book of Matthew.
The Bible will never become boring no matter how many times you read it.
Some sections are harder to understand, but ask God to give you insight. Buying a ‘Study Bible’ is often helpful -- it provides explanations to questions you may have.
Before you start reading, ask God to help you understand.
- Use a pencil to underline the verses that have been most meaningful to you and write them down in a journal.
“God, thank you for your Word to guide us, to learn about You, encourage us, teach us and convict us of sin. Fill us with a deep desire to know you more. Amen
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