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    Scripture Reading: 1 Cor. 14:3, 23-24, 4-5, 12, 31, 1, 39: Chapter One The Basic Knowledge

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    The document discusses the Bible and its study. It notes that the Bible is profound, spiritual, and divine. After being saved, the author began loving and studying the Bible, realizing it is exceedingly profound and cannot be fully understood. After the apostles departed, the second generation of Christians began studying the New Testament, marking the beginning of its formal study. Since then, the study of the New Testament has continued without ceasing, producing many spiritual writings. Christian writings fall into four main categories: the Bible, expositions of the Bible, church history, and biographies of saints.

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    Scripture Reading: 1 Cor. 14:3, 23-24, 4-5, 12, 31, 1, 39: Chapter One The Basic Knowledge

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    The document discusses the Bible and its study. It notes that the Bible is profound, spiritual, and divine. After being saved, the author began loving and studying the Bible, realizing it is exceedingly profound and cannot be fully understood. After the apostles departed, the second generation of Christians began studying the New Testament, marking the beginning of its formal study. Since then, the study of the New Testament has continued without ceasing, producing many spiritual writings. Christian writings fall into four main categories: the Bible, expositions of the Bible, church history, and biographies of saints.

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    The document discusses the Bible and its study. It notes that the Bible is profound, spiritual, and divine. After being saved, the author began loving and studying the Bible, realizing it is exceedingly profound and cannot be fully understood. After the apostles departed, the second generation of Christians began studying the New Testament, marking the beginning of its formal study. Since then, the study of the New Testament has continued without ceasing, producing many spiritual writings. Christian writings fall into four main categories: the Bible, expositions of the Bible, church history, and biographies of saints.

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    Scripture Reading: 1 Cor. 14:3, 23-24, 4-5, 12, 31, 1, 39: Chapter One The Basic Knowledge

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    CHAPTER ONE

    THE BASIC KNOWLEDGE

    Scripture Reading: 1 Cor. 14:3, 23-24, 4-5, 12, 31, 1, 39

    The Bible is great, profound, mysterious, spiritual, and divine. After I was saved, I began to love the Bible
    and to study it. The more I studied it, the more I realized that the Bible is exceedingly profound and that
    no one can fully understand it.

    At the end of the first century, after the departure of the apostles who wrote the New Testament, the
    second generation of Christians began to study the New Testament. This was the beginning of the
    history of the study of the New Testament. From that time through all the centuries, the study of the
    New Testament has never ceased. Out of this study many spiritual writings have been produced. Among
    mankind, no other school of thought has produced as many writings as Christianity. Christian writings
    may be grouped into four main categories: the Bible, expositions of the Bible (which also portray the
    history of the study of the Bible), church history, and biographies and autobiographies of the saints.

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