Highlighting and annotating, study methods that hold up, reading plans you can keep, and the translations behind the text. A new article every Thursday.
Bible paper is thin on purpose. What that means for highlighters, and how to find out what your own Bible can take before it's too late.
Study methodsFour steps, one passage, about twenty minutes. A complete example from James 1, and where the method tends to go wrong.
ReadingReading times for the whole Bible and all 66 books, counted word by word from the text rather than estimated.
NotesA margin fills up fast. What's worth the space, what isn't, and how to write notes you'll still understand in ten years.
TranslationsA modern translation that anyone may copy, quote or print without asking. What it is, how it reads, and where it sits among the translations you already know.
HighlightingMost color codes are abandoned within a month. The ones that last have fewer colors than you'd think, and a rule for when not to highlight at all.
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