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1 How to Train with Your Sword
Sword of the Spirit How to Train with Your Sword

2 Becoming Proficient With the Word
It takes time It takes work both individually and in community

3 7 Concepts for Reading the Bible
Treat it as a story Identify with a character Identify and read different genres appropriately

4 7 Concepts for Reading the Bible
Select a translation that speaks to you Read as an act of devotion Read both alone and with others Resist the urge to sanitize the Bible

5 Studying the Bible Don’t intermingle Bible study with Bible reading
Have more than one Study Bible to reference Balance familiarity with memorization

6 Good Verses to Memorize
Proverbs 3:5-6 2 Corinthians 13:14 Romans 12:1-2 John 14:6 Micah 6:8 Hebrews 4:12 Matthew 28:18-20

7 Translation Word for Word (Formal Equivalence)
Thought for Thought (Dynamic Equivalence) Inclusive Language Note: all translators seek a level literalness

8 NASB ESV KJV NIV NLT Word-for-Word Paraphrase Thought-for-Thought AMP
NKJV MSG NASB ESV KJV NIV NLT

9 What is Inclusive Language?
English Spanish brothers = hermanos sisters = hermanas siblings = hermanos

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11 New International Version
Most Common and Popular translation (1978) Balance of word-for-word and thought-for-thought Reading Grade Level: 7 A modern translation acceptable to many denominations

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13 King James Version Completed in 1611, current edition 1769
Word-for-word Reading Grade Level: 12 Protestant response to inaccuracies in earlier English translations

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15 English Standard Version
Completed in 2001 Word-for-word Reading Grade Level: 8 A modern, readable, accurate translation in the tradition of Tyndale and KJV

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17 New Living Translation
Completed in 1996, revised in 2004 Thought-for-Thought Reading Grade Level: 6 An easy-to-read modern version

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19 New American Standard Bible
Completed in 1971, revised in 1995 Word-for-word Reading Grade Level: 11 Most literal translation

20 Study Bibles Study Bibles are important
Every Study Bible has some bias (as do translations) Have more than one for balance Should include notes, introductions to books, cross references, dictionary, concordance


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