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Bible Study

Goal of Bible Study

May 11, 2011 by Krisan Marotta

If Scripture is profitable for teaching, then we are expected to know and understand Scripture. If Scripture is profitable for reproof and correction, then we have to be able to determine what it means such that we have a objective standard by we can decide if one or both of us is wrong.

Filed Under: 101Study Help, 101Theory Tagged With: Bible Study, interpretation

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