Discover The Book MinistriesFTGC-06a 121202PM The Bible is a Book that came from a geographic place, that place is long ago and far away. The origin for each of the words is from beyond earth since God Himself breathed out each word. But the writing down of the text of each book, that makes up the Book […]
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Understanding The Bible Using Biblical Archaeology
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How to Interpret the Bible Correctly: The Bridge of Bible Geography
As a student of God’s Word for over 40 years, there is one simple question that fills my heart and mind as I read the Bible, “What does this passage mean?”
Bible teachers are called to explain the Bible, to help people understand what the Bible means, and how it fits together into one powerful message from God to us.
The only way to apply God’s Word correctly is to understand first what God has said, what He meant, and then what response He desires from us. That is why we have started a monthly study of the elements of Biblical Interpretation.
Biblical Archaeology: The Window Into the Past
The Bible is a Book that came from a geographic place, that place is long ago and far away.
The origin for each of the words is from beyond earth, since God Himself breathed out each word. But the writing down of the text of each book, that makes up the Book of Books called the Bible, took place on three continents: Europe (some of Paul’s Epistles), Africa (some of Moses’ writings), and Asia (where most of the Bible was written and took place in the Middle East and Asia Minor).
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