The New Joy of Discovery in Bible Study

by Oletta Wald

The learner gains an understanding of how to become a discoverer, and observer, of the text as well as how to interpret it, and incorporate it into his or her daily life. Concentration is on guiding the learner to approach study in a more in-depth fashion. Includes ways to summarize the text through charts and discussion. One per learner.

Genres: Biblical Studies, Reference, Nonfiction, Christian

92 pages, Paperback

First published January 4, 2002

Reviews

[Jonathan · Rating 2 out of 5]

An easy to read, short, practical introduction to the inductive Bible study methods, developed by Dr. Robert Traina. While it will be helpful for some people, I found the book to be dated and overly practical to the point of being like a work book.

This would be a good book for folks with zero knowledge of inductive Bible study. As someone already well acquainted with inductive Bible study, I'd rather pick up Traina's original books that inspired this and therefore found this one just okay.

[Ron Klee · Rating 4 out of 5]

excellent content

The explanations and the approach the author took to teach the material was excellent. The format of the kindle version is not what I would expect. The book will often direct the reader to various pages but there are no page numbers in the kindle version. That was very disappointing to me. I am going to order the hardcopy because I like the book and will refer to it often as I learn to study the Bible better.

[Emmanuel Boston · Rating 5 out of 5]

An acceptable, concise handbook on proper interpretation & application of Scripture.

[Joel Daniel Harris · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good primer in Bible Study methods. Easy to read & makes sense.