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Genesis 1-2 Study Guide

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I. Read text
a. Read
b. Reread
c. Find other version
II. Take note
a. Highlight important version
b. Take note from version
c. Find meaning
III. Learn note
a. What the version is bout
b. How it related to these days
c. What is say about myself.
Reading Bible, it is not easy and it is not easy to understand. It requires time to read, take not and learn from it. in personal history of reading bible first, I take time to figure out which chapter I would like to read. after I choose it, I look how long it is because some chapters are long others are short and then I plan schedule of how long I will read it. for example, Genesis is long chapter I plan to read Genesis 1-4 for first day and so 0n. after that I stat to read the text and read again. …show more content…

This is the reason that a man leaves his father and mother and embraces his wife, and they become one flesh. Mathew 19-5. And God said.” Because of this a man should leave his father and mother and be joined together with his wife, and two will be one flesh. These are two different versions, but they have one meaning which make easier to understand. Second, when I read bible it is not necessary to memorize everything in the chapter. I choose version which I feel it is important or I need to know more about it. I highlight it because I may go back to read it again. I take note of the version I found helpful in my own world not copy exactly as it is on text. For example, Genesis2:24 page 2. A man will leave his father and mother and joined his wife and two will be one. Also found in Mathew 19:5 page 987-988. this

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