A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Moody, Dwight Lyman, 1837-1899 • SECTION 43

CHAPTER IX.

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The Telescopic and Microscopic Methods--Job--The Four Gospels--Acts--Psalm 52:1.

THERE are two opposite ways to study the Bible. One is to study it with a telescope, taking a grand sweep of a whole book and trying to find out God's plan in it; the other, with a microscope, taking up a verse at a time, dissecting it, analyzing it. If you take Genesis, it is the seed-plant of the whole Bible; it tells us of _Life, Death, Resurrection;_ it involves all the rest of the Bible.

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