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Selecting a Study Bible

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Selecting a Study Bible

    To begin an in-depth study of Scripture, you obviously need a Bible.  Unlike a standard Bible that includes only the text of the Scriptures, a study Bible also includes an introduction to each book, notes, cross references, maps and much other supporting material.  All study Bibles aim at helping you to understand the Bible better.  Selecting a study Bible is a highly personal decision that is complicated by the many study Bibles available.  To make an intelligent decision, one should keep in mind four criteria:  1) the textual basis for the translation, 2) the accuracy of the translation, 3) the quality of the English, and 4) the quality and purpose of the accompanying notes and supporting material...

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