I just had a Bible study idea, and I’m kind of excited about it, so I thought I would share it with you.
I thought it would be helpful to have a Bible on file that I could directly type my questions, research, and thoughts into. Right now, I’m writing in the margins sometimes, but there just isn’t enough room, and I don’t always keep a pen handy, lol.
I think it would be neat to keep it digitally instead of in a hard copy so that I can update it year after year, as I learn new things or find better research.
I looked for DOC files of the Bible for download and only found the NIV. I prefer more literal translations, so I’m just going to go to Bible Gateway every time I start a new chapter and copy and paste it into a new file.
I’m going to bold print all of the scripture, and then when I make notes in it (right in between the verses), I’m going to normalize the text that I type.
I figured it would also be interesting to copy/paste other translations sometimes, or the original Hebrew or Greek, or Strong’s Concordance notes, etc. Pictures would even be helpful sometimes! There are just so many cool things a person could do!
If several of us decide to do this, maybe we can compare notes someday.
🙂
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My Best Bible Study Idea Ever!
I just had a Bible study idea, and I’m kind of excited about it, so I thought I would share it with you.
I thought it would be helpful to have a Bible on file that I could directly type my questions, research, and thoughts into. Right now, I’m writing in the margins sometimes, but there just isn’t enough room, and I don’t always keep a pen handy, lol.
I think it would be neat to keep it digitally instead of in a hard copy so that I can update it year after year, as I learn new things or find better research.
I looked for DOC files of the Bible for download and only found the NIV. I prefer more literal translations, so I’m just going to go to Bible Gateway every time I start a new chapter and copy and paste it into a new file.
I’m going to bold print all of the scripture, and then when I make notes in it (right in between the verses), I’m going to normalize the text that I type.
I figured it would also be interesting to copy/paste other translations sometimes, or the original Hebrew or Greek, or Strong’s Concordance notes, etc. Pictures would even be helpful sometimes! There are just so many cool things a person could do!
If several of us decide to do this, maybe we can compare notes someday.
🙂
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