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Resource Topics: How to read the Bible - and study aids

Biblical Studies - New Testament (Booklist)
A suggested list of books for initial studies of the New Testament.
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Biblical Studies - Old Testament (Booklist)
A suggested list of books for initial studies of the Old Testament.
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Candle Atlas of the Bible (Book)
An attractively produced compact atlas.
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Further resources for the 'Friends Romans' feature in The Reader Autumn 2005 (Article/Note/Report)
Additional resources for studying the Letter to the Romans
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How to Read the Bible (Article/Note/Report)
A framework for approaching Bible study, and a prompt to refreshing our reading.
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Mark - the fundamental Gospel (Article/Note/Report)
An overview of Mark's Gospel; reflecting upon its role when originally written and its place in the 21st century - a Gospel for our times?
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Mark 16.1-8; The Unfinished Sentence (Article/Note/Report)
A reflection upon Mark 16v1-8 - one of the alternative Gospel readings for Easter Day in the Revised Common Lectionary - Year B
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Reading the Bible in Context (Article/Note/Report)
What God's Word may have been to his people in one context may be totally misunderstood by us in another. Being alert to context - both the context of each biblical story and our own cultural context helps us to guard against sinful use of Biblical text.
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The Bible from Scratch (Book)
Introductions to all 66 books of the Protestant canon (and a discussion of the place of the Apocrypha), overviews of the whole Bible and introductions to the major sections of both testaments.
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Word on the Web (Website)
Church Army resource site, providing free, daily Bible reading notes as well as other resources.
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