Bible study notes
Two studies written out in full, and the Old Testament worked through a book at a time on paper.
Traditional Bible study using hard copy Bible
Bible Study through the books of Old Testament
After each book study is finished, pages are scanned and posted here. Scans contain text highlighted and underlined in various colors and study remarks added around the text. The color code I use:
- Dark browncommentary
- Light browntranslations, vocabulary, dates
- Orangepersons
- Purplejudgment
- Bluegeneral underlines, Nephilim highlights
- Yellowgeneral highlights
- Light grayless pronounced underlines
- Pink or redGod, Jesus Christ
- Greengeography
- Blackthe dark and evil
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- 1 Genesis 50 Chapters (76 pages) Commentary by Stephen Dempster, Crandall University, PhD University of Toronto 8-May-2025 to 25-Jun-2025
- 2 Exodus 40 Chapters (59 pages) Commentary by T. D. Alexander, Union Theological College (Belfast), PhD The Queen’s University of Belfast 1-Sep-2025 to 28-Sep-2025
- 3 Leviticus 27 Chapters (38 pages) Commentary by William Barrick, The Master’s Seminary, ThD Grace Theological Seminary 8-Dec-2025 to 15-Jan-2026
- 4 Numbers 36 Chapters (54 pages) Commentary by L. Michael Morales, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, PhD Trinity College (University of Bristol) 1-Apr-2026 to 1-May-2026
Written out in full
The Book of Ruth: The Romance of Redemption
A kinsman-redeemer, a widow with no claim on him, and a curse ten generations deep. What four chapters in the days of the judges set up, and why Revelation 5 depends on it.
Matthew 7:13-14Which Way to Heaven?
Two gates, two ways, two destinations, two crowds. The close of the Sermon on the Mount, and what Jesus said it costs to enter by the narrow one.