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How many times have you read entire Bible?

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How many times have you read entire Bible?  

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  1. 1. How many times have you read entire bible?

    • Once
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    • Twice
      1
    • More than 2 times
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    • Never
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I read Bible reading challenge here. So I was wondering how many times have I finished bible completely? Honestly, I could hardly count ONCE. I have been Christian for more than 12 years now.

Please share your experience in the POLL.

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(I hope this poll is not a repost.)

Gerioke

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I don't know if I ever got through all the minor prophets, but I believe I've read everything else at least twice. :whistling:

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I would lke to know how to read through Leviticus without having my eyes glaze over. There is so much about the ancient Mosaic culture that I don't understand. I would seriously like to know how to read the context instead of just reading the words. I believe that every one of God's words are important enough to have been placed in the Bible. I just want to know how to understand it better and how it relates to Jesus better. And it's not that I want someone to tell me what it all means, because the Holy Spirit will guide us into all truth. I would just like to be more enlightened about what I am reading and what the context at the time was.

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Many times - though never enough.

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I have probably read through the entire bible more than 10 times. Been a Christian for 15 years and started challenging myself to grab the concepts of it for counselling and lifestyle improvement. Funny thing is, when I read it through 7 times in that 13 month period, I actually started having dreams in KJV. When you dream with people say thou, thy, and ye it becomes a bit amusing. Besides, the more of God's word you have in your head, the less worldly influences pop in to distract.

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The first time I read it all the way through, I was about 8 yrs. old (I love to read!) I've been saved over 30 yrs. and have read it through many times since. I'm due to do it again a it has been quite a few years since last time. :thumbsup:

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By the grace of God I have read the entire bible through front to back 14 times now and probably 15 as I read many of the different books by themselves but I love the Word of God. The more you read it the richer you become.

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when i was younger, i made myself read through all the genealogies, more than once, too, just so i would be able to say that i had read the whole Bible.

thinking of that reminds me of something: i once read a book called "How to Enjoy the Boring Parts of the Bible". that book was fascinating! whoever wrote it, he found all kinds of sigfigance in the the geneologies you wouldn't normally see. wish i still had that book.

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