Anonymous
02/12/2023 16:00
Subject: Is it More Important to Read the Full Bible or Re-Read What Inspires You?
Anonymous wrote:There is no “rule.” Don’t let perfectionism and external expectation and guilt get in the way of your relationship with god!
If you’re led/inspired to read the whole thing one day, great. I’m sure it will be helpful. Or maybe you’ll be moved to take it on in a moment when you’re building spiritual discipline. Again, great.
But if those scenarios never happpeb and you don’t read but still strive to follow biblical teachings and live a good life: totally great. Focus on that and let the rest come.
Thank you
Anonymous
02/10/2023 20:01
Subject: Is it More Important to Read the Full Bible or Re-Read What Inspires You?
There is no “rule.” Don’t let perfectionism and external expectation and guilt get in the way of your relationship with god!
If you’re led/inspired to read the whole thing one day, great. I’m sure it will be helpful. Or maybe you’ll be moved to take it on in a moment when you’re building spiritual discipline. Again, great.
But if those scenarios never happpeb and you don’t read but still strive to follow biblical teachings and live a good life: totally great. Focus on that and let the rest come.
If you’re led/inspired to read the whole thing one day, great. I’m sure it will be helpful. Or maybe you’ll be moved to take it on in a moment when you’re building spiritual discipline. Again, great.
But if those scenarios never happpeb and you don’t read but still strive to follow biblical teachings and live a good life: totally great. Focus on that and let the rest come.
Anonymous
02/10/2023 19:57
Subject: Is it More Important to Read the Full Bible or Re-Read What Inspires You?
Maybe try a chronological bible that shakes up the books so events are covered one at a time instead of in pieces scattered across books. It might be easier to stick with if you’re able to read it as a narrative.