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Inductive Bible Study

The inductive Bible-study method works well as you are reading through the Bible. Students can use colored pencils or markers to mark passages with colors and symbols as they read through the Bible. By looking at the Bible pages with colors, symbols, and groups (lists), students immediately gain insight into what God is teaching. The reader will be able to graphically visualize the relationships within God's Word. Inductive Bible techniques can be used for word, topic, and/or people studies.

Any colored pencils will work; however, pencils by Berol have a soft lead and show up better than the hard colored pencils. Markers or highlighters bleed through to the other side of the page on the type of paper used in many Bibles.

First read slowly through the passage without any explanatory notes or other help. Ask questions designed to sharpen your observations. Note words or expressions which keep recurring, correspond, or contrast. Observe people or things involved in the action, what they do, what they say, what happens to them. Notice places and movements. Are certain places connected to a particular person or idea? Look at indications of time, verb tenses. Make notations with colored pencils or symbols such as yellow for the names of Jesus, green for promises, orange for salvation, triangle for trinity, heart for love, etc. Make notes in the margins such as:

  • Who the passage was it written by and to
  • Key Words and Phrases
  • Conclusions

For more on this method see The Inductive Bible Page and How to Study Your Bible by Kay Arthur.

How to Study Your Bible is a dynamic guide to cultivating step-by-step Bible study skills such as observation, interpretation, application, and more--skills that mean the difference between being a passive spectator and an active participant in God's Word! (March 1994) Harvest House Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 1565071735.

 

 

The International Inductive Study Bible (NAS)

Inductively explore for yourself what God's Word has to say about your life, instead of just what the "experts" say. With wide margins for note-taking and individually designed charts for each book, The International Inductive Study Bible is a systematic, effective way to discover the treasures of God's Word. All proceeds go to translation and publication of The International Inductive Study Bible in other languages. You can use this Bible instead of the Narrated Bible but it is not in chronological order.

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Inductive Bible Study Techniques

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