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spiderweb
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I’m looking for some recommendations for a good Catholic online bible study. Maybe with what you like about it or don’t like about a certain one. Thanks
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hadulzo
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Chicago Archdiocease has a nice one on the Gospels. Best of all its free.
Www.wordmadeclear.net
Www.wordmadeclear.net
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UpUpAndAway
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The St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology, offers free online Bible courses. The center is led by Dr. Scott Hahn with Archbishop Charles Chaput as episcopal adviser—can’t go wrong with them 
Registration is requested but, as far as I can tell, not required.
Registration is requested but, as far as I can tell, not required.
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Abba
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Hello,
I have read the Bible from cover to cover and then some and many of it’s book many times over; since it is Sacred Scripture one can never really say one has read the whole thing. It is the living word of God. It always happens that when I read a book or section of a book; I find something new or something inspires me that did not before. Let’s say when I last read the book of Matthews I was different in many ways than I am now, and when I go to read it now with my new life experience and growth - it affects me as if a new. It is truly the living word of God. One can never read it completely because God communicate with us through it. After taking this effect almost for granted for years; I once went back to read some of Aristotle and there was nothing different - it was the same writing - and this experience made be appreciate even more how the Bible is the living word of God and it nourishes the soul.
That said; recently I followed The Great Adventure Bible Timeline Learning System by Jeff Cavins and found it interesting. I followed the Old Testament with this system and I enjoyed it because it presents the OT like a story. As such, it is not a comprehensive study of the Bible but it presents the time line and helps to put things in perspective.
ascensionpress.com/t/category/study-programs/catholic-bible-study
biblestudyforcatholics.com/
I followed the Old Testament presentation with this system as presented by the Dominican Republic priest; Padre Normando Feliz. It’s free on Youtube but it’s in Spanish. youtube.com/watch?v=K_PMHhdflaE I plan when I can to follow the New Testament as well.
I have read the Bible from cover to cover and then some and many of it’s book many times over; since it is Sacred Scripture one can never really say one has read the whole thing. It is the living word of God. It always happens that when I read a book or section of a book; I find something new or something inspires me that did not before. Let’s say when I last read the book of Matthews I was different in many ways than I am now, and when I go to read it now with my new life experience and growth - it affects me as if a new. It is truly the living word of God. One can never read it completely because God communicate with us through it. After taking this effect almost for granted for years; I once went back to read some of Aristotle and there was nothing different - it was the same writing - and this experience made be appreciate even more how the Bible is the living word of God and it nourishes the soul.
That said; recently I followed The Great Adventure Bible Timeline Learning System by Jeff Cavins and found it interesting. I followed the Old Testament with this system and I enjoyed it because it presents the OT like a story. As such, it is not a comprehensive study of the Bible but it presents the time line and helps to put things in perspective.
ascensionpress.com/t/category/study-programs/catholic-bible-study
biblestudyforcatholics.com/
I followed the Old Testament presentation with this system as presented by the Dominican Republic priest; Padre Normando Feliz. It’s free on Youtube but it’s in Spanish. youtube.com/watch?v=K_PMHhdflaE I plan when I can to follow the New Testament as well.
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spiderweb
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All good suggestions. Thank you.
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