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Spending just a few minutes each day reading the Bible, with the help of a plan and some notes, makes the it easier to understand.
Together with a full-colour booklet, this pack contains a DVD that tells the story of Israel and how its linked to Bible prophecy.
Read it
Unfortunately, not everybody can read books, perhaps because they are blind or because they have never been taught to read.
But even blind people can be helped to read, sometimes using a special printing process called braille. And although learning to read usually happens at school, older people too can be taught to read, even if they are blind.
But not everbody likes reading. Faced with a big book like the Bible, with unusual words and phrases, many people don't get very far and need help with their reading. Having some helpful notes to read when faced with difficult passages makes reading easier and more interesting.
Knowing your way round the Bible is a good place to start. Then it helps to to follow a plan, rather than read the Bible in the same way you might read a long story. You need the right tools for the job if you are going to get very far reading the Bible and get the best out of what you read.
But even if you feel daunted by the task, like someone learning braille, start reading the Bible now with these tools to help you. It may be difficult at first, but feel your way slowly and enjoy what you read!
The following sections will help you read the Bible:
The Bible itself
Best to start with a few facts, about how and when the Bible was written, how its been preserved and translated, and how the 66 books that make up the Bible are arranged. And with so many versions of the Bible to choose from, which one is best for you?
Bible Reading Tools
The Bible is more like a textbook than a novel. Although it contains stories, poetry and historical records, it's not really designed to be read from cover-to-cover without following some sort of plan. And sometimes you will need help from people who have read it many times before and have written about what they found.