Bible Marking Systems | Overview

[@preachtheword1689]

I hope this channel will be active again.

[@Gayle8675309]

This is a VERY helpful, good video! Thank you so much.

[@goodyearmomma]

I love these videos! Not only are the note-taking suggestions explained clearly and shown with clear examples, but the actual video has a very simple format with the camera focused on the Bible, not the person speaking. That being said, I do think the hand gestures are perfect.🙂

[@anthy3062]

Brilliant summary. Quite the best that I’ve seen.

[@lisaperry63]

These are excellent ideas. I’ve been searching for a good system to help me get excited about God’s Word! Most videos talk about highlighting color code systems, but I love your ideas. I love writing and I also love colors in my Bible. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us.

[@blessthishomewithlove3805]

I like the idea of charts I haven’t thought of that.

[@purple_leaf5770]

Nice way to show focus in your readings.

[@brendaboykin3281]

Thank you, Pastor 🌹🌹🌹

[@LindaFromMySelfCareStudio]

Great video. Thank you.

[@BibleTreasuresAndReviews]

💥Great video and attention to the details!💥

[@jerryobrien]

What bibles are these? Like the second one.

[@josepharellanes3410]

Thanks for sharing! I'm interested in purchasing a Premium Wide-Margin Bible to write and underline in. I appreciated this video, especially your thoughts on having different systems for different books. So much of what I found on the internet for coding-systems is far too broad for my liking (ex: "green for salvation, red for sin"). I'm more interested in identifying themes (as you did with the Word "walk"), making textual notations, linguistic observations, additional cross references, etc. In other words, observations and notes that will aid further study and will not expire with time. If you have any other videos along those lines that might be helpful for me as I think through creating my own system, I'd appreciate the link. Thank you, brother.

[@misslady3]

Thank you for posting this video. I think I'm definitely the 3rd, more personal method right now. I've been craving to read the text and write out my observations and questions beside it. I struggled with the idea of coming back later and not being able to re-use it, but I think the key is to maybe think of it like a journal entry of "this is where I was at this time." It may not be re-usable to me, but it does allow me to see how far I've come in my studies. Question: what bible did you use for the first method? I love the layout.

[@tearingupyourbible8362]

I am glad that I could be of some help. THe bible is an esv single column journaling bible.

[@teresabelford2531]

Have you rebound your Bibles or are these sleeves that you have placed your Bibles in? They are so soft looking and quite beautiful. I am interested in purchasing them. ❤️

[@tearingupyourbible8362]

Yes I have rebound my own bibles. If you’d like, you can check out my Facebook page facebook.com/Orion-Bibles-107736657709542/

[@blessthishomewithlove3805]

I am doing another bible study with Kris Emerson.

[@jo2576]

I would line to join his bible study too.

[@ciannacoleman5125]

What bible did you show for the "journaling" section? It looks similar to an interleaved but instead only printed on one side, I love that idea.

[@rebeccaproffitt5376]

What bible is shown at 7:45? Do you have a link to that? Please and thank you :)

[@tearingupyourbible8362]

It is the ESV Scripture Journal for Psalms ESV Illuminated Scripture Journal: Psalms www.amazon.com/dp/1433568578/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_JvCcGbJ9782YE

[@leslismith303]

Hi I just came across your channel. Where are you a minister in VA?

[@tearingupyourbible8362]

www.happyhillcoc.com This is is where I am a member.