well? are you a rerader or is your bible a dust collection device?

what bible??

It is funny that you should ask that...I decided to get my Bible out
last night and "really" read it...I read quite a bit in John...I am glad
that I did...I learned a lot. I am beginning to see that in order to
have close walk with God then you must know His word...which is found in
the Bible and even if you go to church you should take the time to read
it for yourself...Kaffey

Well it depends on which Bible you are talking about hehe... I have like
10 different ones. The one I mainly use that I take to church with me on
a regular basis and i use it to study with as well. :) The others do sit
on teh shelf but I use them to study and get diff. perspective especaily
when I am writing something that I am going to be teaching or preaching
on HEHE!

Have a blessed one all!
God Bless
chelle

now------where is that bible at?--

bright, i would say EXPECIALLY IF you go to church, we shouldent take
anothers word as fact without researching it out ourselves.

I got to be the keeper of the family Bible, the one that has birthdates
and marriages and deaths in it. It's a King James Version, the first of
many I have read. It's the only one I still have, because it's the
only one that ever meant anything to me.

Now, I just go to the internet and look up anything I might want to
read. Of course, if my internet goes out, I guess it just collects
dust.

It's in the bookcase with all my other history, reference books..Animal
Husbandry, Organic Gardening,the Roman Empire, the Eliads, medieval
Times, Wicca, the Bagavad gita, the Tao Teh Ching, reflections from The
Dalai Lama...I think you get my point..

If my Torah is placed at the right of the Bible, is that offensive? If
the Torah has less dust than the Bible, is that a good sign, or a bad
sign? Now, I have a real problem, where do I place the Koran - above?
below? betwixt? <grin>

Mike, it just depends on if you want to be Kosher or not?

****giggles @ Kosher**** I am pretty sure the placement of my copy is
not even close to Kosher. But then again, consider the source.



But it is not dusty either.

again we see the diversity of this group. Dust and moss may not gather
on a rolling stone and seems to me in these discussions, there is no
Bible standing still, unless it is in the hands of a believer, who
refuses to close it occasionally in lieu of other venues.

I have read my bible, and continue to do so. I do not pick it up on a
regular day to day basis. But, I do read it and refer to it, and re read
passages and learn new missed understanding. That is what is so good
about reading it. Every time I do; I learn something new. Gain a new
understanding if you will. My agenda? To gain knowledge and see the
truths that are there. From what it says, to what is. Accuracy is the
key; and it is accurate to the time.

I used to fear the Bible. Now it is my expectation, of things to come.
And it is happening before our very eyes. All we have to do is look.

So, nope, my Bible has no dust on it. Many saved pages and ear marks.

Kat

Noooo... I am agnostic, and yet I use it all the time as a literature
reference! Don't worry people, it doesn't bite :-D

I don't have a bible, don't need one

mine is on the back of the couch where i left it two weeks ago when i
looked up something i heard in here an checked it out. other than
looking or reading once in a while it grows dust i know is my bad i hate
reading any book. all ways hated books lol.

it would probaply take me as long to find it
as it would to find my 45

hhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

wonder whatz up w/that