Read in context
How can I read a Bible passage in context before Saturday study?
Read the verses before and after the passage. Identify the speaker, audience, and main idea before asking how the teaching applies to you.
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Use a three-step reading routine
A single verse can raise an important question. The paragraph around it often gives you the first part of the answer.
Read the full passage once, then note who is speaking and why. On a second reading, underline a repeated word or connecting phrase. Bring the reference and one observation to the meeting.
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Questions about the Saturday study
How much should I read around a verse?
Begin with the paragraph, then read more of the chapter if the speaker or setting is unclear.
Can I compare passages from different books?
Yes. First read each passage in its own context, then compare how they address the same question.