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One Year Bible Companion


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One Year Bible Companion

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Buy It Once, Use It On These Platforms
  • iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
  • Android
  • Windows Phone
  • Windows Store
  • Windows Desktop
  • Mac OS

Description

The One Year Bible Companion includes the popular One Year Bible reading plan with key questions and answers to enhance your daily readings.

Also available separately, One Year Bible reading plan.

Features

  • Four questions and answers for each day to help you make the most of your daily reading.
  • Brief introductions for every book of the Bible
  • Daily reading assignment includes verses from the Old Testament, New Testament, Psalms and Proverbs. Use the scripture assignments to read through your printed Bible, or if you own an Laridian Bible, you can tap on the verse reference to read it on your device.

Sample Text

TO READ TODAY: Genesis 1:1-2:25; Matthew 1:1-2:12; Psalms 1:1-6; Proverbs 1:1-6

GENESIS 1:3-2:27

How long did it take God to create the world?

There are two basic views about the days of creation: (1) each day was a literal 24-hour period; (2) each day represents an indefinite period of time (even millions of years). In response to the claims of scientists that the earth is millions or billions of years old, some Christians say there is a gap between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2. In this view the first creation was wrecked by Satan's fall; the six days were really a re-creation.

GENESIS 2:9, 16-17

Were the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil real trees?

Two views are often expressed: (1) The trees were real, but symbolic. Eating from the tree of life was a symbol of receiving eternal life from God. (2) The trees were real, possessing special properties. By eating the fruit from the tree of life, Adam and Eve could have had eternal life, enjoying a permanent relationship as God's children. Interestingly, the tree of life again appears in a description in Revelation 22 of people enjoying eternal life with God.

MATTHEW 1:18

Why is the virgin birth important to the Christian faith?

Jesus Christ, God's Son, had to be free from the sinful nature passed on to all other human beings by Adam. Because Jesus was born of a woman, he was a human being; but as the Son of God, Jesus was born without any trace of human sin. The sinless Savior lived a sinless life and died on the cross for the sins of the world.

MATTHEW 1:20

Why did an angel come to Joseph?

The conception and birth of Jesus Christ were supernatural events beyond human logic or reasoning. Because of this, God sent angels to help certain people understand the significance of what was happening (see Matt. 2:13, 19; Luke 1:11, 26; 2:9). Angels are spiritual beings created by God who help carry out his work on earth. They bring God's messages to people (Luke 1:26), protect God's people (Dan 6:22), offer encouragement (Gen 16:7), give guidance (Exodus 14:19), carry out punishment (2 Samuel 24:16), patrol the earth (Zech 1:9-14), and fight the forces of evil (2 Kings 6:16-18; Rev. 20:1-2). There are both good and bad angels (Rev. 12:7), but because bad angels are allied with the devil, or Satan, they have considerably less power and authority than good angels.

Selected text from The One Year Bible Companion. Copyright (c)1992 by Tyndale House Publishers. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.

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Installed size (unless otherwise indicated): Approximately 845.375 KB. iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Requires iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad running latest version of iOS. Download size: 845.375 KB. Android Requires Android OS 4.4 or later. Download size: 845.375 KB. Windows Phone Requires Windows Phone 7.5 or later. Download size: 845.375 KB. Windows Store Requires Windows 8, 10, 11 or later. Download size: 845.375 KB. Windows Desktop Requires Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 or later. Download size: 2.375 MB. Mac OS Requires macOS 10.13 or later. Download size: 845.375 KB.

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