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This Verse highlights the impartial essence of the Bible. It does not say "some of the scriptures" but it says "All scripture". The Bible does not give us all encouragement alone that we would like to hear but it does discourage us--it discourages us from walking in the flesh through reproof and correction. Reproof is an expression of disapproval and correction is a process of setting something right. Definitely, the more that we read our Bible the more that we get to discover ... Read the Post

Whenever we read our Bible, we are most likely to misinterpret the content of its parts that is why it is significant that we should not just read but really STUDY it. Before we analyze the content of what is written on our Bible, we have to understand first the context of the book that we are reading. The Bible is written for us but not directly to us. The author of the book has its own message unto whom he has intended to send his letter. Nevertheless, all scriptures are profitable and ... Read the Post

The Bible is essential to discipleship. Without a regular diet of God's Word, our spiritual growth will be stunted. But when we develop the discipline of studying the Scriptures, we'll become spiritually strong and we'll be empowered to obey God. 2 Timothy 3:16 All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and training in righteousness. Apostle Paul explained here the purpose of the Bible; That you might have the ... Read the Post

God's Word has stood the test of time. Throughout history, no other book has been more scrutinized than the Bible. Many have attempted to discredit and destroy it but to no avail. The Word of God is eternal and will endure forever. The Bible contains 66 books made up of a variety of genres. It was compiled over 1,500 years by 40 contributors. It is divided into both the Old and New Testaments, and it was originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. Despite man's involvement, you ... Read the Post