Introduction
“Writing maketh an exact man….”
-Sir Francis Bacon
For twenty years, I have been making notes for myself as part of my Bible study, and I have found the practice to be a very useful and fulfilling way of meditating on the scriptures. The note-taking process helps me to clarify my thoughts and make them more exact. Initially, I did not write the notes with the intention of publishing them because I did not believe I would ever finish working on them since the study of the Bible is a life’s work. I still feel this way; nevertheless, it occurs to me that the notes might be helpful for others. After all, another part of my Bible study practice has been to read the commentaries of different writers, and this too has been very beneficial for me. Therefore, I have decided to use this blog as a forum for posting my notes. Please feel free to point out any mistakes that you may find.
As for the Bible itself, I believe it is holy. I believe that God has specially directed its composition and compilation through the centuries in order to provide us with a means of knowing him. I love it as one loves the living room of his best friend’s house, a place where many hours of meaningful fellowship have passed.
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May God bless you in your study of his scriptures.
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Robert said
Larry, thanks for the notice about the Sweet River Fool. I’m afraid I’m book, and time, poor just now, finishing up another year of seminary & packing out for a summer mission in Mexico. Thanks again for letting me know about it, and I would love to read it when I do get a chance!
in Jesus,
Robert
Sheila Deeth said
Hi Larry. Dropped by to look at your book again and found this page as well. I’ve just started wandering through your commentary and I’m enjoying it. Thanks.
R. Allan Stanford said
Larry, this is a idea. I’m looking forward to taking part.
Allan
R. Allan Stanford said
I mean a “great idea”!!