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Author Archives: Jane Johnson

A Subtle Push When All You Want to Do is Quit

Listen, I know I’m doing things a little bit differently – that there are established rules and boundaries for studying Scripture. Those things are put into place to protect you, the integrity of your study, and the soundness of your conclusions. But I think that we sometimes rush through to the safe answer, the provided-for-you...

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How to use Scripture to Explain Scripture

Let’s talk passage pairings and the right (and wrong) ways of using Scripture to explain Scripture! Swipe through for the do’s and don’t to ensure you are tethering your Scripture digging to proper biblical interpretation, and an example of an unexpected passage pairing you might not have thought of! (This is the first of what...

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Bible Passage Breakdown: 2 Samuel 23:10 and Isaiah 40:31

Do you remember last week when we talked about weariness? I had crawled to my morning table before dawn last week, picking up in the Psalms where I had left off when David’s words did what they usually do and gave balm to my battered spirit. “I am weary with my groaning,” David says in...

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Bible Passage Breakdown: 1 Samuel 30:10

The traditional way of inductive Bible study leads to one overall conclusion – the one that lines up with the context and agrees with the determinations of scholars in both hermeneutical and exegetical study. It’s what keeps you tethered in your morning, staying inside of the boundaries, not straying off or mistakingly placing yourself and...

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Why now?

The alarm went off at 4:45 this morning. My days are beginning earlier as my little ones wake earlier – it’s the only time that I can find to myself with dwindling afternoon nap times. I can’t believe it’s been nearly six years since those waiting days ended, back when I had all the time...

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Author Archives: Jane Johnson

A Subtle Push When All You Want to Do is Quit

Listen, I know I’m doing things a little bit differently – that there are established rules and boundaries for studying Scripture. Those things are put into place to protect you, the integrity of your study, and the soundness of your conclusions. But I think that we sometimes rush through to the safe answer, the provided-for-you...

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How to use Scripture to Explain Scripture

Let’s talk passage pairings and the right (and wrong) ways of using Scripture to explain Scripture! Swipe through for the do’s and don’t to ensure you are tethering your Scripture digging to proper biblical interpretation, and an example of an unexpected passage pairing you might not have thought of! (This is the first of what...

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Bible Passage Breakdown: 2 Samuel 23:10 and Isaiah 40:31

Do you remember last week when we talked about weariness? I had crawled to my morning table before dawn last week, picking up in the Psalms where I had left off when David’s words did what they usually do and gave balm to my battered spirit. “I am weary with my groaning,” David says in...

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Bible Passage Breakdown: 1 Samuel 30:10

The traditional way of inductive Bible study leads to one overall conclusion – the one that lines up with the context and agrees with the determinations of scholars in both hermeneutical and exegetical study. It’s what keeps you tethered in your morning, staying inside of the boundaries, not straying off or mistakingly placing yourself and...

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Why now?

The alarm went off at 4:45 this morning. My days are beginning earlier as my little ones wake earlier – it’s the only time that I can find to myself with dwindling afternoon nap times. I can’t believe it’s been nearly six years since those waiting days ended, back when I had all the time...

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