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Five reasons why you should read your Bible regularly.

Prayer is when we communicate to God.

But the Bible reading, the Bible meditating,

studying the Bible is when God communicates with us.

The Bible is the collection of many books. It was written

over the period of 1,600 years by 40 authors on three continents and in three different languages.

And it's God communicating to us. When I was dating my wife, I remember before I was dating her and she lived

in Vancouver, Washington, which is about three and a half hour drive from where I live in Tri-Cities,

what I would do is I would text her. Now, I was always texting since I got my phone, but I didn't

text a lot. I think I would send about maybe 700 text messages and receive about that

amount every single month. The first month that I started to fall in love with my wife, that month I sent

9,000 text messages. It's not that I loved texting. It's that I loved my wife. Through texting, I was able to communicate

with her. I was able to see her world, share mine. And see, God texts. That text is the scriptures.

We have 31,173 verses in the Bible. That's God's text to you. God communicates through texting.

God communicates through text. God communicates through Genesis, Exodus, the Song of Solomon and the Prophet.

God communicates through His Word. Here are my five reasons why we should read the Bible. But before I do that, I'm going to share

with you five symbols of the Bible, which will kind of tell us more about why we should read the

Bible. And then we're going to finish it with five reasons why you should read the Bible.

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