Online Bible Study?

[Kanuckistani]

Trying to find a bible study online of the RSV-CE version. Any help would be appreciated.

God bless.

 

[Bartolome_Casas]

Do you mean a commentary based on that version of the Bible?

Or do you mean some sort of interactive Bible study group to join, perhaps one with an expert teacher?

Or do you mean something else?

 

[Castello]

Online Study Bible.

Do you have a Kindle App for your computer or phone?

amazon.com/Ignatius-Catholic-Study-Testament-ebook/dp/B003RWSARS/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1327105665&sr=1-1

If you are looking for an on-line Bible Study

salvationhistory.com/studies/courses/online

 

[Kanuckistani]

Do you mean a commentary based on that version of the Bible?

Or do you mean some sort of interactive Bible study group to join, perhaps one with an expert teacher?

Or do you mean something else?

Basically what I’m looking for is a bible study that explains each book in detail while your reading that particular book.

Online Study Bible.

Do you have a Kindle App for your computer or phone?

amazon.com/Ignatius-Catholic-Study-Testament-ebook/dp/B003RWSARS/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1327105665&sr=1-1

If you are looking for an on-line Bible Study

salvationhistory.com/studies/courses/online

Thank you. I’ll look into those tonight. But I don’t have a kindle, but I am looking into that.

 

[NotWorthy]

Basically what I’m looking for is a bible study that explains each book in detail while your reading that particular book.

Thank you. I’ll look into those tonight. But I don’t have a kindle, but I am looking into that.

You can download a Kindle Ap for your computer.

 

[Castello]

You can download a Kindle Ap for your computer.

Yep and the app is FREE

 

[Kanuckistani]

Yep and the app is FREE

I’d actually prefer just going on a Catholic site that details each book of the RSV-CE version of the bible, instead of downloading the kindle (yes, I know it’s free).

 

[Castello]

I’d actually prefer just going on a Catholic site that details each book of the RSV-CE version of the bible, instead of downloading the kindle (yes, I know it’s free).

Don’t know of any such site.

The Scott Hahn website is going to be the closest to that sort of study.

 

[NotWorthy]

How about the Haydock commentary?
haydock1859.tripod.com/index.html

Also, AgapeBibleStudy.Com has some in-depth Bible studies, but they don’t have all the books of the Bible.

1. 
   *]The Pentateuch Part 1 Genesis This is a 20 lesson study of the first book of the Pentateuch. The Book of Genesis records the origins of Creation and the beginning of God’s plan of salvation for mankind.
   *]The Pentateuch Part 2 Exodus This is an 18 lesson study of the second book of the Pentateuch. The Book of Exodus records the children of Israel’s journey from slavery to nationhood. The Exodus experience was the defining moment in the history of the children of Israel.
   
   *] The Pentateuch Part 3 Leviticus This is a 12 lesson study of the third book of the Pentateuch. The Book of Leviticus records God’s divine instructions for sacrifice, liturgy and worship in the desert Sanctuary.
   
   *] The Pentateuch Part 4 Numbers This is a 13 lesson study of the fourth book of the Pentateuch. The Book of Numbers records the Israelites in their failure of the aborted conquest of Canaan and the years of trial when God instructed and disciplined His children in the wilderness wandering.
   
   *]The Pentateuch Part 5 Deuteronomy This is a 17 lesson study of the fifth book of the Pentateuch. The Book of Deuteronomy records the final homilies of Moses and a renewal of the Sinai Covenant with the new ‘wilderness’ generation of Israel. New Testament Studies Study Title Description
   *]Gospel of Matthew This is a 14 lesson study of the first Gospel. It was the testimony of the Fathers of the Church, dating from as early as the beginning of the second century AD, that St. Matthew was the first to write down an account of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. Matthew presents Jesus of Nazareth as the legitimate descendant of Abraham and the heir of the great King David. St. Matthew presents Jesus as the Messiah who was promised and announced by the holy prophets of God.
   *]Gospel of John This 29 lesson study of the fourth Gospel is the authoritative account of Jesus’ three year ministry witnessed by the “Beloved Disciple.” If the Synoptic Gospels give us the bones and flesh of Jesus the Son of God in His earthly ministry then John’s Gospel gives us the Spirit of Jesus, the promised Messiah who is God come in the flesh to redeem mankind.
   *]St. Paul’s Letter to the Romans This is a 17 lesson study of Saint Paul’s Letter to the Romans. With the exception of the four Gospels, no other document has had greater influence on Christianity than Paul’s letter to the Romans. Touching all aspects of Christianity’s major theological themes, this letter speaks as powerfully to Christian men and women today as it did when Paul first wrote it to the 1st century AD Christians of Rome.
   *]Letter to the Hebrews This is a fourteen lesson study of the New Testament letter that provides the key to understanding the liturgical significance of the Old Covenant as it prepared the way for the New.
   *]Letter of James This is a nine lesson study of the Letter of Saint James. St. James was the kinsman of Jesus of Nazareth and first Christian Bishop of the Church in Jerusalem. In his letter to the “12 tribes” of Israel living in the Gentile world, he calls God’s holy people into the New Covenant in Christ by offering them a teaching that is consistent with the Old Law of Moses but framed in the context of the New Law of Jesus Christ.
   *]Letter of Jude This one lesson study of St. Jude’s short letter to the Universal Church announces that he is the servant of Jesus Christ and the brother of St. James. His message is one of encouragement to Christians, urging them to pursue right doctrine and to reject false teaching.
   *]The Revelation of Jesus Christ This is a 25 lesson study of the book of Revelation, also known as the Apocalypse. It is the last of all the books of the Bible and the only prophetic book in the New Testament. This book records what Jesus Christ revealed to His servant John of the unfolding events of the creation of the New Covenant which will climax in the return of Christ the King and the Final Judgment of mankind.