I'm interested to see what methods people use for their bible highlights, what highlights they use for which topics etc. and even better if you could provide pictures too :)
I recently saw how someone had highlighted their bible and study notes and it was very comprehensive, but I can't find the thread again, so I'd love to see what people do and try and steal some ideas!
nl: I'd love to see what people do and try and steal some ideas!
I mark all the important words in my bible by having them in a black font on a white background. Sometimes I have the words of Jesus in a red font.
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I mark mine as if I was sitting across from someone teaching them or reading to them a portion of Scripture bringing their attention to the flow, ideas, change in thought, etc. This may sound strange but have found the 'propositional outline' in Logos generally follows my hilites.
This is very helpful to readers, many begin to mark their own bibles, and pencil in notes, which I always advise them to do use a pencil, with eraser, were human not the Lord.
Mike, you funny man, you!
Mike Binks: nl: I'd love to see what people do and try and steal some ideas! I mark all the important words in my bible by having them in a black font on a white background. Sometimes I have the words of Jesus in a red font.
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