Bible Study Manual
An Easy Step By Step Guide to Bible Study - Book One
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Jesus taught in parables. A parable is a story that uses a physical illustration to make a spiritual point. The nature of the moral issues that are taught in parables can be stated as principles. A principle is the explanation of the nature of a thing. This explanation can be stated as actions, characteristics, or relationships. Action principles are mostly cause and effect. They apply to both natural and spiritual realms. They explain why a thing acts or reacts the way it does. Characteristic principles are principles that show an attribute of its subject. Attributes like an object's size, nature, or capability. Relational principles are principles that demonstrate how animals, plants, or objects cooperate or affect other things in its environment.
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This book is a step by step guide of how to study the Bible. You begin with a look at how the sequence of events and the background context determines the main lesson God intends for the passage. Next you learn how to find additional passages about any Bible subject and how to find the root meaning of them. The last part of this seminar shows you how all physical, mental, spiritual things can be understood and determined by three simple principles, and ends on how to apply the Bible to your daily life. Anyone can study and learn from the Bible even if they have had very little education.
About the Author
Michael Youngblood is a graduate of the Louisiana missionary Baptist Institute and seminary. He obtained a master of English Bible diploma there. He surrendered to preach when he was twenty years old and has been preaching for 17 years since then. His opportunities to teach various ages from kindergarten to senior adults allowed him to refine his studying techniques. He volunteer teaches at the Shreveport Rescue Mission and has a desire to see people truly come to know God in their life.