KNOWING YOUR BIBLE
January 1, 2023: Dear Friends, Happy New Year to you and your family and friends. As we look forward to the new year, there may be thoughts of good times and happiness, as well as thoughts of challenges that we may be facing as we progress through the year. Just be aware that the Lord God, our Father, through his Holy Spirit, (1st Corinthians, chapter 3, verse 16), is with us at all times, guiding and leading us as we progress through life. There are Bible verses throughout the Bible that tell us God loves us, that he is with us and that he has compassion for us. Verses will be listed below that tell us about God being with us in our lives.
This blog is written to help those who want to learn and understand the Bible. References will be made to blogs written in the last year that provided information that will help one who is striving to learn the Bible. Reviewing this list will give the title and the dates the blogs were written so that one can return to specific blogs to reinforce what has been previously learned in the knowledge and understanding of the Bible. These blogs can be found by going to keeganbooks.com and selecting “blog”.
TOPICS OF BLOGS 2022 (1). Learning about God: ½/22 thru 3/6/22. (2). Humanity of Jesus, an in-depth study of Jesus Christ: 2/20/22 thru 4/17/22. (3). Learning and Knowing the Bible:4/24/22 thru 7/31/22 Names and Locations of the books of the Bible. How to search for and find specific Bible verses to read and study. How to understand how the books of the Bible are related. (4) Important People and Events written about in the Bible: 8/7/22 to 11/23/22. Old Testament study completed. Incomplete study of the New Testament due to time limitations infringing on the Advent Season. The important events of the New Testament will be continued next week. (5). Advent Season; 12/4/22 thru 12/25/22.
Bible verses will be listed below that focus on God being with us wherever we are. Contemplate on that one fact: “God is with us wherever we are.” Place the thought that “God is with me” in your mind the second you awake each morning, and throughout the day and, at night, before you go to sleep. Being a believer in God, and knowing that God is with you through his Holy Spirit, will give you that peace, confidence, and strength needed as you progress through the everyday experiences of life. The saying “May God Be With You” should be changed to “God is with you.”
MAY GOD BLESS YOUR BIBLE STUDY THIS WEEK!
Bible Verses: Exodus, chapter 33, verse 14; Deuteronomy, chapter 31, verse 6; Joshua, chapter 1, verse 9;Psalm, chapter 23, verse 4 and chapter 46, verse 1; Isaiah, chapter 41, verses 10 and 13; Jeremiah, chapter 33, verse 3; Zephaniah, chapter 3, verses 17-18; Matthew, chapter 1, verse 23; Matthew, chapter 28, verse 20, 1st Corinthians, chapter 3, verse 16; Hebrews, chapter 13, verses 5-6.