'Old Testament Lessons.'
Romans 4:1.
a) What then shall we say
b) Was gained by Abraham,
c) Our forefather
d) According to the flesh?
(Through this QT I am reminded to learn and study Old Testament Lessons)
PRAY: For our personal Bible Reading and Bible Study.
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'Ask Heavenly Father For The Holy Spirit.'
Luke 11:13.
a) If you then, who are evil,
b) Know how to give good gifts to your children,
c) How much more will the Heavenly Father
d) Give the Holy Spirit
e) To those people who ask Him?
(This Second one exhorts me to Ask Heavenly Father For The Holy Spirit every day, and thank Him for The Holy Spirit too!)
PRAY DAILY: To be filled with the Holy Spirit.
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Chris.
The Bible always encourages us to respond to the times when we read it. Paul's question here is: "What then shall we say?" There are many such calls to response in God's Word. We need to carefully consider our response every time that we read such a call.
There is so much encouragement in God's Word calling us to follow Him, or to respond to Him. The Second part of this QT calls us to ask Heavenly Father. In our personal Bible Reading and Bible Studies we should consider how God wants us to respond to Him.
What does God say to us from our own reading of His Word today?
If we are "new" to Bible Reading, we should ask our Bible Study Leader, or our Pastor, where we should start reading our Bible. For those of us who are "new" Believers and we cannot go to Church, I suggest that Mark's Gospel, Psalms, and then John's Gospel are good Books within the Bible to read.
