Your Bible Reading Plan

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Added By: Andy Deane, New York University, New York, on March 26, 2009

Author: Andy Deane

Website: http://www.learntostudythebible.com

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Description: The easy part of reading the Bible is just that, reading the words on the page. The hard part of reading the Bible is understanding the message contained in each passage and to applying the lesson to your life. A Bible reading plan will help you to set a time to study the bible and help you to understand his word and relate the messages of each passage to your life.

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Paper key (): 5D32