How To Research The Bible For Extra Wisdom, Knowledge And Insight

By: David Hopkins

Wed, Jun 24, 2015

Bible Insight

If you want to know how to gain extra knowledge, wisdom and insight from the Bible by choosing a topic and picking the right keywords to search, then listen to this.

This technique will help you earn a deeper and clearer understanding of some of the meanings of words, phrases and sayings of the Bible.

And in some cases it will help expand your vision of the word of God to see a bigger picture of what God has done or is doing.

It can also help prove a point to someone about the true meaning of a Bible verse.

However, this strategy is not a replacement for regular Bible reading, it's a companion technique for pulling more knowledge out of the Bible swiftly and efficiently.

It works brilliantly with the King James Version.

But honestly, I'm not sure how well this technique works with other versions of the Bible.

And I've found that the Holy Spirit always blesses me with extra knowledge and insight about whatever topics I seek to understand by using this simple strategy.

I've been using this process for years and it has never failed.

I wrote about it in another article years ago.

This article details how to pull extra knowledge from the Bible by searching and researching the Bible for particular words or phrases that you need a clearer understanding of.

I'll share the link with you at the end of this article.

The only concern is, It requires deep thought, creativity, a dictionary resource and sometimes long hours.

But it works, and it's not a waste of time.

For example, I recently created a resource called: 170 Verses That Prove The Bible Is The Word Of God!

First, I needed to grasp information about what the books of the Bible say about Bible writings.

Therefore, I needed to choose keywords to search the Bible with to find the information that could potentially lead to that discovery.

I initially choose:

Book of the law, It is written, Have you never read, Have ye not read, the law and the prophets.

And some other keywords that were less relevant.

They all yielded results, but the keyword with the word written gave more thorough and complete verses.

I use the KJV simple search parallel Bible seeing that it's ad free, has a clean interface, and it's easy to copy verses from.

There's also a google chrome and android app for more versatile and quicker access.

I learned about missing books mentioned in the Bible, and books not part of the 66 book Bible canon that were popular in other time periods, but I didn't include references to those verses in the resource.

Non-canonical books referenced in the Bible

Nevertheless, the resource started with about 250 verses and ended with 170 solid verses from exodus all the way to revelation.

It includes some overlooked and very rarely referenced verses that talk about reading the writings of Bible books, or a direct reference to the book itself.

In the new testament, you'll see that Jesus used the phrase it is written often since He always helped and taught people to read the scriptures.

These verses definitely prove that the Bible is the word of God with the best keyword in the old testament being references to the book of the law.

But the purpose of this article is to show you, that you too can gain extra insight and knowledge of the word of God by understanding the power of this technique, and incorporating this same strategy into your study habits.

Here's the link to the article that gives more detail about this particular procedure.

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If you're already a member of The Daily Word Of God Group, you can download the newly created resource 170 Verses That Prove The Bible Is The Word Of God in this edition.

Otherwise, new members can instantly access this resource once membership is confirmed.