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Study of the Bible

Of course study of the Bible is lifelong and exhaustive. The purpose of the thread was to show that there is a right way and a wrong way to study the Bible and learn to be able to look to it to answer questions and interpret itself. It is amazing how many people I have run into on forums who have no clue how to study the Bible. Who read it as a compilation of stories and sayings, and promises, and these pulled out of all contexts.

And looking back at my own journey and know that I was in that same boat for the first 23 years which began in 1983. I did not begin to realize the proper way of studying to be able to handles the word of God correctly until I began learning about Reformed theology and the writings that flowed from it even to this day. It teaches proper Bible study. No A'ist/D'ist/Charismatic church I attended---and there were many---even knew themselves, let alone taught it.
Think that a lot of that depends upon if the pastor was seminary trained and how they viewed the scriptures, as while in the AOG we invited once an elder in an IBF to come to visit, and he remarked that unless he knew that the minster was into Pentecostalism, he taught just like a Baptist
 
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