Good Books of the Bible to Study?

[cubsmegz]

Hey, Im thinking about doing a Bible study with some friends.

Does anyone know some good ideas of books to study?

Thanks

[Fez]

Hey, Im thinking about doing a Bible study with some friends.

Does anyone know some good ideas of books to study?

Thanks

If it is straight gospel stuff, John. If it is more meaty, Ephesians.

If it is OT, Deuteronomy.

But thats just my personal choice

[nebula]

Good Books of the Bible to Study?

All of them!

Are you looking for something long-term or short-term? That can narrow it down to a shorter book (1 John, Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians, Esther, Ruth, etc.) vs. a longer book (John, Matthew, Romans, Proverbs, Isaiah, Hebrews).

[Littlelambseativy]

Though all the Books of the Bible should be studied Psalms has God's promises to us, prophecy ,comfort and tells us about the love of our Lord and God. A most wonderful book.

[cubsmegz]

Good Books of the Bible to Study?

All of them!

Are you looking for something long-term or short-term? That can narrow it down to a shorter book (1 John, Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians, Esther, Ruth, etc.) vs. a longer book (John, Matthew, Romans, Proverbs, Isaiah, Hebrews).

it would be more of a long term thing.

we were considering job, ezekiel, john or acts

[Fez]

Good Books of the Bible to Study?

All of them!

Are you looking for something long-term or short-term? That can narrow it down to a shorter book (1 John, Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians, Esther, Ruth, etc.) vs. a longer book (John, Matthew, Romans, Proverbs, Isaiah, Hebrews).

it would be more of a long term thing.

we were considering job, ezekiel, john or acts

Start with John, then do Act's. John is pure Gospel, Acts will give you a good idea of the progress of the early church, then try Ephesians. Reading Ezekiel is good, but it can be daunting to new believers if there are any among you.

[Guest man]

James

[nebula]

it would be more of a long term thing.

we were considering job, ezekiel, john or acts

OK.

So then it would depend on the make-up of your group, as was pointed out - young believers vs. older believers.

Isaiah is filled with a lot of Messianic prophecies, which could be fun to look into.

Ezekiel is good for older believers looking for a new challenge, since a book like that is not studied and talked about so much.

[Guest]

First Chapter Of Genesis

First Chapter Of John

Last Three Chapters Of Revelation

And Then Back Fill In With All Of Them (On Your Knees If They're Still Young)

[wyguy]

Galatians.

It teaches us why and how we are saved (and remain so) by grace through faith in Christ alone.