HOW TO STUDY THE BIBLE IN THE DIGITAL AGE A very basic outline ...

1. H O W T O S T U D Y T H E B I B L E I N T H E D I G I T A L A G E
bible

2. HOW TO STUDY THE BIBLE
IN THE DIGITAL AGE

3. COURSE REQUIREMENTS
Computer & Accessories
(power cable, mouse etc)
Microsoft Word
Browser for Internet
Paper Notebook
TIME REQUIRED: 4 hrs
9:00 -13:00

4. CONTENTS
• Background
• Introduction of course members
• Expectations of course members
• Objectives of course
• How to use a bible program INTRO
• Disclaimer
• Access, Download & Install
• How to find Bible books and scriptures
• How to search
• How to use Strong’s numbers
• How to compile a sermon or article
• OLD TESTAMENT study example : God
• OLD TESTAMENT study example : Israel

5. CONTENTS
• OT Study: Bread
• OT Study: Fortress
• OT Study: Sword
• Conclusion: Advantages of a Bible Program
• NT Study: Kingdom
• NT Study: Sword
• NT Study: Babylon
• The Value of an Interlinear Bible
• Links and Resources
• Links and Resources: the value of Amazon Kindle
• Biblical Texts
• Hebrew Alphabet
• Greek Alphabet

6. BACKGROUND

8. INTRODUCTION
OF COURSE MEMBERS

9. INTRODUCTION
OF COURSE MEMBERS
Describe Your Background.
Your Current Career.
Personal Aspirations
Likes. Dislikes.
Biggest Challenge.

10. EXPECTATIONS
OF COURSE MEMBERS

11. EXPECTATIONS
OF COURSE MEMBERS
Notes:

12. OBJECTIVES OF COURSE

13. OBJECTIVES OF COURSE
To Describe And Cover A Method To
Study The Bible In The Digital Age
To Enable You To Continue With
Your Own Self-study

14. HOW TO USE A BIBLE
PROGRAM
INTRO

15. MY CHOICE
Price
Ease of Use
Modules

16. DISCLAIMER

17. DISCLAIMER
Php 2:12 Wherefore, my beloved, as ye have always
obeyed, not as in my presence only, but now much
more in my absence, work out your own salvation
with fear and trembling.

18. ACCESS, DOWNLOAD
& INSTALL

19. ACCESS, DOWNLOAD
& INSTALL
Link:

20. How To Find
Bible Books
And Scriptures

21. How To Search

22. How To Use
Strong’s Numbers

23. How To Compile
A Sermon Or Article

24. How To Compile
A Sermon Or Article

25. OLD TESTAMENT
Study Example: God

26. 410 el God

27. 430 elohiym God

28. 3068 yehovah LORD

29. 136 adonay LORD

30. RESULT:
There are
numerous names
for God. This gives us
Insight into his nature.

31. OLD TESTAMENT
Study Example: Israel

32. 3478 Israel

33. 8280 Power - sarah

34. 410 El god

35. 8283 sarah noblewoman

36. 8282 sarah princess

37. ISRAEL RESULT:
Can be translated
“They shall be rulers
with God”

38. OLD TESTAMENT
Study: NOUNS & VERBS

39. Bread:

41. Bread = lechem
Food that can be eaten

43. Make war = lacham
To devour

44. Conclusion: a deeper
Meaning can be found
by looking at the verb
For discussion?

46. Fortress = matsood
Net, prey

48. Hunt = tsood

49. Conclusion: a deeper
Meaning can be found
by looking at the verb
For discussion?

51. Sword = chereb

53. Waste = charab

54. Conclusion: a deeper
Meaning can be found
by looking at the verb
For discussion?

55. CONCLUSION:
There are various ways that
your bible study can be made
more interesting. One way is to
look up the meanings of words in
a bible program

56. This can be done very quickly in a
program. One example we have
used is to go to the verb since it
forms the root of the noun. The
meaning of the noun can be more
accurate by understanding the
verb.

57. NEW TESTAMENT
Study: Kingdom

59. Kingdom = basileia
Royal power

61. Foot = basis

62. CONCLUSION:
A deeper meaning can
be found by looking at
the verb
For discussion?

63. NEW TESTAMENT
Study: Sword

65. Sword = machaira

67. Fight =machomai

68. CONCLUSION:
A deeper meaning can
be found by looking at
the verb
For discussion?

69. NEW TESTAMENT
Study: Babylon

71. Babylon = confusion

73. Balal = confusion
By mixing

74. CONCLUSION:
A deeper meaning can be
found by looking at the verb
and Hebrew origin
For discussion?

75. CONCLUSION:
Babylon is also relevant
today:
See references in the
NEW TESTAMENT
(Babylon is to be destroyed)

76. The Value of the
INTERLINEAR BIBLE

78. The word translated
as “angel” comes from
the Greek word
angelou

79. The strong’s number
Is 32
As follows:

81. The strong’s number
32 is aggelos

82. The value of the
Interlinear bible is thus
illustrated

84. The word translated
As “write” comes from
The Grk word
graphon

85. The strong’s number
Is 1125
As follows:

87. The strong’s number
1125 is grapho

88. The value of the
Interlinear bible is thus
illustrated

90. The word translated
as “apostles” comes from
The Greek word
apostolous

91. The strong’s number
Is 652
As follows:

93. The strong’s number
652 is apostolos

94. The value of the
Interlinear bible is thus
illustrated

95. CONCLUSION: the Strong's
Number is not necessarily
the actual word that
appears in the biblical text.
There would then be too
many Strong's numbers.

96. Strong developed his
concordance
long before computers.
The Strong's concordance
is already very large in
paperback form

97. Strong therefore limited his
words to eg male singular
form.
Bible students need to be
aware of this

98. CONCLUSION: There are
many details which make
up a full and accurate bible
study

99. Isa 8:16 Bind up the testimony, seal
the law among my disciples.

100. Links and Resources

101. Links and Resources

102. Links and Resources
Amazon Kindle
Value of this resource:

103. Links and Resources
Amazon Kindle
Value of this resource:

104. Links and Resources
Amazon Kindle
Value of this resource:

105. Links and Resources
Amazon Kindle
Value of this resource:

106. Links and Resources
Amazon Kindle
Value of this resource:
CONCLUSION:
Amazon Kindle can
help with a tight
budget!

107. Biblical Texts

108. Biblical Texts

109. Hebrew Alphabet

110. Hebrew Alphabet

111. Greek Alphabet

112. Greek Alphabet

113. Questions
Suggestions
Future Topics