Benefits of Bible Study

March 2, 2015 Pam Ford Davis
Tags: Book Of Job, Devotionals, faithwriters, Joy, Knitted Together By God, Pam Ford Davis, Pam's Tea And Testimonies, Tea Pot Testimony, Wing His Words

I believe I benefit from the Bible, every book of the Bible, chapter and verse. Repetition is a great teacher and I have recently learned a new appreciation of the Book of Job.                                                                                      

First, I share the first two words that come to mind when considering Job.

• Suffering
• Patience

Before I reveal a third I want to tell how I discovered it. Each year, I try to take a fresh approach to my Bible study, using different translations, read-the-Bible through plans etc. This year, for my very first time I am using the Nave’s Topical Bible; in my journal, I enter scriptures by themes. As examples: grace, mercy, peace and joy.

• Joy

I have just begun joy scriptures. To my amazement, I have found scripture references from Job!

• Job 8:21
• Job 22:21
• Job 22:26
• Job 33:26 “He shall pray to God, and He will delight in him, he shall see his face with joy, for he restores to man His righteousness (NKJ).”

Entry Filed under: Bible Studies,Christian Growth,Devotionals

4 Comments Add your own

• 1. Pam Ford Davis  |  March 3, 2015 at 4:01 pm

  Dannie…Just a thought, maybe joy is a treasure that is buried within our sorrows…
  like the prize in a Cracker Jacks box only an enduring gift…

  Wing His Words,
  Pam

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• 2. Pam Ford Davis  |  March 3, 2015 at 3:58 pm

  Thanks Dannie, yes received this and other comments.
  Have a blessed day!

  Wing His Words,
  Pam

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• 3. danniehawley  |  March 3, 2015 at 3:37 pm

  Hi! Great post! I tried to leave a comment; I so hope it worked today. Sounded like it did, but… ?

  Website: http://www.goldennuggetsandsilvermusings.com Memoir blog: http://www.understandinggod.info

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• 4. danniehawley  |  March 3, 2015 at 3:35 pm

  I had to check out the verses. I’ve read the Book of Job a lot, too, but never ever saw the topic of “Joy.” Thanks for spotlighting that for me!

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