Living by the Book Part 1 (Session 4)
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The document discusses reading the Bible and provides tips for doing so effectively. It recommends reading entire biblical books in one sitting from beginning to end without quitting too soon. It also lists common questions like who, what, where, when, why and wherefore to keep in mind while reading to fully understand each book.
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