Any Bible study that I do, in the end, rewards me. Jesus did not say, go, look for others to show you the meaning of my words. He expects us to dig in, find the meaning to what he says, and with doing this, he gives us a promise.

     I started my Bible study over 50 years ago. I've followed a simple plan. I take a group of verses and read it until I see a subject within it, then I use the given subject, as a heading on a page, I write out the whole verse by hand or cut and paste it on the page. While doing this I usually recognize another subject, I go and make another page for that subject and write it out again (or cut and paste it), I keep on doing this until I milk all I can from the verse(s).

     When you get a number of verses under a given heading, you will want to organize them in subheadings. See my mainstudy below. A good place to start your study is the salvation verses (John 3:16-18, Isaiah 1:18, Romans 10:9-10) then the Gospel of John, or maybe the Proverbs.

     I include here a version of the King James Bible. This plain text King James Bible is easily searchable and copy-pastable.

     I include my current study here, you are welcome to use it, but please don’t pass up making your own study! That is where the real reward is. To go to any subject in the mainstudy.pdf file click its link,(the page number) they are in green. The green index at the bottom of each page is a link back to the index. The new mainstudy.pdf file is ~3.2 MB.

latest mainstudy2506.pdf

Original mainstudy2503.pdf

     Some make it into the Kingdom of God, go thru the door (Jesus), look around for a nice comfy place to sit down, and well that’s the end of the matter.

     When I was young I was lied too (I was raised a Jehovah's Witness). Now I’m not interested in anyone telling me what to believe. I went about finding out for myself what the Bible really says. If you take hold of the Bible, and mean to get to the truth of Gods word, (seek you shall find) you will get there.

     I include two studies “Falling away” and “Every idle word”, both of these studies step on toes, I’m sorry but the toes were out there to be stepped on, Both of these studies opened up to me in the last few years. Look at the studies, see what you think.