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September 8, 2008


Introduction to the Study of Daily Bread

 Prayer: Before reading the word of God, let us prepare our minds with prayer. "I seek you with all my heart; do not let me stray from your commands." (Psalm 119:10)

 Reading: What does the passage say? Notice the facts carefully so that we may know what the word actually says.

 Thinking: What does it mean? What is the meaning which the author is seeking to convey?
        Notice especially:

        • Teachings about God the Father, His only Son Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.
        • Teachings to be followed in the Christian life:
          • Are there promises to believe and claim?
          • Are there commands to be obeyed?
          • Are there warnings to be heeded?
          • Are there habits to be changed?
          • Are there sins to be avoided?
        • What is (are) the important teaching(s) of this passage?
        • Think about the key verse (memorize if possible).

 Writing: Summarize in writing the content and meaning of the passage, and write briefly how it applies to you in your own situation.

 Prayer: Conclude by writing your own prayer based on the passage. Write your own "one word."








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