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What to look for and what to avoid in a study Bible
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A few weeks ago, I gave a seminar on reading and interpreting the Bible at Americus First UMC in Americus, GA. The seminar was called "Bible for the Rest of Us" and will soon be available as a DVD curriculum set for use by churches, small groups, or individuals.
At the end of the first session the topic turned to study Bibles and which ones are valuable and which are not so valuable. Here is the video of that discussion:
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