Can anyone recommened a good Bible study that can be done on ones own?

for women about God's love for them personally?





Thank you.

Can anyone recommened a good Bible study that can be done on ones own?
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this book hasn't come out yet but her other books are really good.


a couple others I found


*Women of Faith Study Guide Series: Receiving God's Love


*Experiencing Spiritual Intimacy


-Women of Faith Series


*Falling in Love with Jesus


by Dee Brestin, Kathy Troccoli


Daddy's Girls


by Sue Edwards
Reply:Check into some of the Max Lucado series. Lots of good stuff. "Facing Your Giants" I've been told is good.
Reply:GOD is No Respecter of People.


All are the Same to HIM in the Spirit.





Kenneth Copeland Ministeries


Fort Worth, Texas





He is a Good Teacher of GODs "Word" and his Wife, Gloria Copeland is a Good Teacher Too!


She has alot of Teaching CD's in Their Ministry.
Reply:God is no respector of persons...He gave you the Bible the same as He gave anyone else who seeks after Him. If you are predisposed in your thinking that God is sexist and so forth..you would be mistaken. He's leading you to study His Word. Without His calling..you would have no interest whatsoever in it. Jesus said...Whosoever...that's you, that's me and we are women of God, children of God, etc. His Word tells us that in the last days He will pour out His Spirit on both sons and daughters...that's you...and me...thank God. So read, consume, devour from cover to cover this table that He has laid out before the enemy..its your daily bread and the only thing on the face of the planet, besides the beauty of creation, that we are to partake of without moderation or thought for over indulgence. I began my journey through the Word 11 years ago and one tool that I found that has helped me so much is this website search engine...





http://www.biblegateway.com....using the KJV only untilize the keyword search engine and look up any word, phrase or passage of scripture that calls you to wonder and enjoy. Love in Christ, ~J~
Reply:book of revelation. women would love that.
Reply:www.watchtower.org


Page through publications listed and order the one you want.


They are free of charge and no one will pressure you to do anything
Reply:www.1335.com see their online tape library for help.
Reply:Sheila Walsh has a really great bible study about How God has a dream for your life. You can find her on Sheila Walsh.com or Women of Faith. Woman of Faith has a lot of studies that geared towards women.
Reply:The Jerusalem Bible is a good version. Just don't be too literal. Before you read the Bible, you must first pray earnestly, asking God in Jesus' name to give you guidance and inspiration. I won't recommend any congregation but it helps to join one. For further details you can visit this site;
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enjoy!!! lots of good info....
Reply:God loves everyone equally, so I don't think there would be specific scripture regarding His love for women. The gospel of John is a good place to start to understand the love of God.





There are, however, many parts of the bible that tell stories of women. Ruth, Esther, etc. There is a book, (I don't remember the author) about Famous Women of the Bible.
Reply:this may interest you
Reply:How many "Sons" does God have?


Many people tell us "but the Bible clearly says that Jesus is the Son of God. How can you say that Jesus


is not God's only begotten son when Jesus says it so clearly in black and white in the Bible?" we first need to know the language of his people, the language of


the Jews to whom he was speaking. Let us see how they understood this proclamation.


Let us begin by asking: How many sons does the Bible tell us that God Almighty has?


1. Jacob is God's son and firstborn: "Israel is my son, even my firstborn" Exodus 4:22.


1. Solomon is God's son "He shall build an house for my name, and I will establish the throne of his


kingdom for ever. I will be his father, and he shall be my son": 2 Samuel 7:13-14.


1. Ephraim is God's firstborn: "for I am a father to Israel, and Ephraim is my firstborn." Jeremiah


31:9 (who is God's firstborn? Israel or Ephraim?).


1. Adam is the son of God "Adam, which was the son of God." Luke 3:38.


1. Common people (you and me) are the sons of God: "Ye are the children of the LORD your God"


Deuteronomy 14:1. "For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God"


Romans 8:14. "But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God,


[even] to them that believe on his name:" John 1:12. "That ye may be blameless and harmless,


the sons of God, without rebuke, in the midst of a crooked and perverse nation, among whom ye


shine as lights in the world;" Philippians 2:15. "Behold, what manner of love the Father hath


bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God: ... now are we the sons of God" 1


John 3:1-2. "When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy?" Job


38:7. "Again there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the


LORD," Job 2:1. "Now there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before


the LORD," Job 1:6. "when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men," Genesis 6:4.


"That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they [were] fair" Genesis 6:2


As we can see, the use of the term "son of God" when describing normal human beings was not at all an


uncommon practice among Jesus' people.


Well then, was Jesus the only begotten son of God? Read Psalms 2:7


"I will declare the decree: the LORD hath said unto me (King David, King), Thou art my Son; this day


have I begotten thee.".


Indeed, the Jews are even referred to as much more than this in the Bible, and this is indeed the very trait which Jesus (pbuh) held against them. When the Jews picked up stones to stone Jesus (pbuh) he


defended himself with the following words


"Jesus answered them, Is it not written in your law, 'I said, Ye are gods?' If he called them gods, unto


whom the word of God came, and the scripture cannot be broken..."


John 10:34:


(he was referring to Psalms 82:6 "I have said, Ye are gods; and all of you are children of the most


High..") As we can see from these and many other verses like them, "son of God" in the language of the


Jews was a very innocent term used to describe a loyal servant of God. Whether the translators and


editors chose to write it as "Son of God" (with a capital S) in reference to Jesus and "son of God" (with a


small S) in reference to everyone else does not diminish the fact that in the original language, both cases


are exactly the same. Are we beginning to see what drove the most learned men of the Anglican Church


to recognize the truth? But let us move on.


Grolier's encyclopedia, under the heading "Jesus Christ," says:


"During his earthly life Jesus was addressed as rabbi and was regarded as a prophet. Some of his


words, too, place him in the category of sage. A title of respect for a rabbi would be "my Lord." Already


before Easter his followers, impressed by his authority, would mean something more than usual when


they addressed him as "my Lord.".... it is unlikely that the title "Son of David" was ascribed to him or


accepted by him during his earthly ministry. "Son of God," in former times a title of the Hebrew kings


(Psalms 2:7), was first adopted in the post-Easter church as an equivalent of Messiah and had no


metaphysical connotations (Romans 1:4). Jesus was conscious of a unique filial relationship with God,


but it is uncertain whether the Father/Son language (Mark 18:32; Matt. 11:25-27 par.; John passim)


goes back to Jesus himself" .


There seems to be only two places in the Bible where Jesus (pbuh) refers to himself as "son of God."


They are in John chapters 5 and 11. Hastings in "The dictionary of the Bible" says: "Whether Jesus used


it of himself is doubtful." Regardless, we have already seen what is meant by this innocent title.


However, Jesus is referred to as the "son of Man" (literally: "Human being") 81 times in the books of the


Bible. In the Gospel of Barnabas, we are told that Jesus (pbuh) knew that mankind would make him a


god after his departure and severely cautioned his followers from having anything to do with such


people.


Jesus was not the son of a human man (according to both the Bible and the Qur'an). However, we find


him constantly saying "I am the son of man." Why?. It was because in the language of the Jews, that is


how you say "I am a human being."


What was he trying to tell us by constantly repeating and emphasizing to us throughout the New


Testament "I am a human being," "I am a human being," "I am a human being"?. What had he foreseen?


Think about it!.


Do Christians emphasize this aspect of Jesus? The New Testament Greek word translated as "son" are


"pias" and "paida" which mean "servant," or "son in the sense of servant." These are translated to "son"


in reference to Jesus and "servant" in reference to all others in some translations of the Bible (see


below). As we are beginning to see, one of the most fundamental reasons why Jesus (pbuh) is considered


God is due to extensive mistranslation. We shall see more and more examples of this throughout this


book.


Islam teaches that Jesus (pbuh) was a human being, not a god. Jesus (pbuh) continually emphasized this


to his followers throughout his mission. The Gospel of Barnabas also affirms this fact. Once again,


Grolier's encyclopedia says:


"...Most problematical of all is the title "Son of Man." This is the only title used repeatedly by Jesus as a


self-designation, and there is no clear evidence that it was used as a title of majesty by the post-Easter


church. Hence it is held by many to be authentic, since it passes the criterion of dissimilarity."
Reply:The site below helped me. And you can follow along with your own bible.

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