The Bible gives Life,Hope and Stability in Life
@junellen_051182 (50)
August 3, 2010 11:07pm CST
It is true that reading is one way to improved your English but when I go on process of reading many books,I discovered one book that give us life,hope,stability,instruction and guide us to became a successful person in this decade.The Bible is an imperishable word,it brings new life,it is a living and enduring and it stands forever.That's why I read it,Love it and live it.
4 responses
@junellen_051182 (50)
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4 Aug 10
Thank you and I'm hoping we will continue our relationship to God through reading His word because its really pampered us and give us security in everything.Just read Proverbs 3: 5-6.God Bless Always
@hardworkinggurl (37063)
• United States
4 Aug 10
That is very nice and it is usually a preference. Some people believe in the bible with their heart and soul. While others do not believe as they think that it is only written by man with no proof of it's scriptures existence.
I am one who believes and trust in the bible implicitly, but am not one to impose on those who do not.
I see you are new to myLot so welcome - welcome and happy myLotting! 
@junellen_051182 (50)
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4 Aug 10
Yes thank you for the response,yes it's true that there are still people who don't believe on the Bible but we will just pray for them because we cannot also force them if they don't want also God can make miracle to that situation.Thanks and God Bless..
@gloryacam (5540)
• Philippines
6 Aug 10
The bible is our map in life. It has been written a long, long time ago, but the verses are still applicable to our present time. I also try to read my bible everyday because it gives me courage and strength to face the day. The Sunday school song says it all - "Read your bible, pray everyday. And you'll grow, grow, grow."
@dptstretch (120)
• United States
5 Aug 10
Reading the Bible is indeed a noble task. Binding the word of God on your heart is not not something that can be done in one reading. For the Christian, it is not only a life changing but also a lifelong endeavor. One cannot read it once and declare "I am done". I've been reading the Bible for over twenty five years and learn new things all the time. More often, I am reminded of what those who came before us endured, how God rescued, how quickly they forgot and turned away...and how much we are like them. I'm also reminded that one person can make a difference and that trusting God and investing in that relationship is so worth it. How often I am reminded that His ways are not my ways...and often I try to unravel the mysteries that I think will only be revealed when my Savior returns. Chief among these are: What is it really like to be created in God's image? and...How do I really align my desires with God's desires? and...How come we don't "get it" the way Paul did? Thanks for posting and standing up to be counted among the saints, you have a blessed assurance that it will not go unrewarded! Abundant Blessings!
