What book of the Bible "talks" the most to you?

[martincisneros]

What book of the Bible do you feel like you understand the best, or that for you at the particular stage of your walk with Him that you're at seems to consistently speak the most to you in different contexts and as different subjects come up?

[WhiteWings]

Can't really say; but I can say in what books I spend most time. First part of Genesis. Daniel. Revelation.

[Gab]

I've always adored John's first epistle.  Perhaps more than any other book in the Bible, that one never fails to electrify and touch me deeply when I read it.  It's such a beautiful message of love, and I always feel my heart sing along to its passages.

[Andromeda_Organa]

Revelation

[MacPherson]

What book of the Bible do you feel like you understand the best, or that for you at the particular stage of your walk with Him that you're at seems to consistently speak the most to you in different contexts and as different subjects come up?

Himm... Well, in order for me to answer that, I suppose I'd have to be equally familiar with each Book - which I'm not. They all constantly speak to me in one overall voice. I've been feeling some pretty strong promptings to become more intimately familiar with each and every one.

[sheila]

 Hi Martin,

   Revelations and all the prophets that testify to the end work.

   Years past He had me in Job for what it seemed like forever,

                                                       Sheila

[Seth]

What book of the Bible do you feel like you understand the best, or that for you at the particular stage of your walk with Him that you're at seems to consistently speak the most to you in different contexts and as different subjects come up?

Not that this means "favorite" book since I don't have a favorite book of the Bible. But I find that Romans is a book that I think is a good plain teaching that I feel I finally have understood its meaning.

[Raggedy Anne]

Well, that is a hard one to answer, but I have a real love of Romans, probably because it does so much to lay out the plan of UR in Christ.   Funny too, I used to be terrified of that book before I was free in Christ and wondered if Calvinism was true.  It's kind of funny to think back to some of the scriptures that used to really haunt me with terrible fear - there are a number of them, but that was not the question, so I'll save it for a different discussion.

Anne

[jabcat]

Well, that is a hard one to answer, but I have a real love of Romans, probably because it does so much to lay out the plan of UR in Christ.   Funny too, I used to be terrified of that book before I was free in Christ and wondered if Calvinism was true.  It's kind of funny to think back to some of the scriptures that used to really haunt me with terrible fear - there are a number of them, but that was not the question, so I'll save it for a different discussion.

Anne

I know Anne, ALL predestined!  Can you believe it?  Just each in their own order.  It fits together now, doesn't it?  :bigGrin: