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Mannyfit75
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Which is more important reading the Bible or praying to God?
I’m backwards- when I pray, I try to have God talk, and me listen (which I’m not so good at, but I’m trying), and when I read the Bible, it’s mostly me talking and God listening. As in, “You know God, how could you make such a well-read woman who is so dang hopeless at reading this Bible?” and “Well for Pete’s sake, God, I don’t understand what you’re getting at here at all. A lamb with seven horns?”i voted both
since when i pray, i talk and God listen.
when i read the Bible, God talk and i listen.
But even the illiterate haven’t usually been ignorant of scripture if they take their faith seriously - attend church often enough and you’re bound to hear a substantial portion of it.**Even the illiterate can have a deep and strong relationship with God.**
I’ve never heard anyone who could manage that without prayer.
If, when you are reading the Bible you are reading it prayerfully, such as in Lectio Divina, then it is praying. And, we should be prayerfully reading it as a letter written by God directly to us.Which is more important reading the Bible or praying to God?
Darn, you beat me to it. I was going to say, “Which is more important, your left leg or your right leg?”One question deserves another
- so, which is necessary for life: eating, or breathing ?

I like that answer.i voted both
since when i pray, i talk and God listen.
when i read the Bible, God talk and i listen.
Tak
breathing. Likewise, a spirit is dead spiritually if one does not pray. Prayer gives us more of God’s grace and helps us to live a more holy life.One question deserves another
- so, which is necessary for life: eating, or breathing ?