Study aids

Which version of the Jeremiah Study Bible?

Pastor Jeremiah is Evangelical. Be cautious when you read scathing opinions of his service to God.

There are other pastors out there whose followers will sometimes bad mouth what they see as the competition.

Dr.Jeremiah pastors what is sometimes referred to as a mega church. Meaning he has a huge congregation. Sometimes jealousy invites slander.

If his study Bible fills you with the desire to know more, I'd say trust that. God leads. Man merely serves God's will. We all learn in a unique manner from God's words. If the Jeremiah study Bible feels right at this leg of your study journey, stay with it.

A great website I've found is Studylight.
http://studylight.org/

God bless your journey.

Pray before you read, asking God to silence all voices but His own, so that you may hear His Word clearly and effectively.

Hi, yes it's the Dr David Jeremiah study bible, it's the first Bible in a long time that has made me want to sit and read every day. Iv seen nothing wrong or misleading in the notes so far 🙂 thank you for your reply 😊

You're welcome.
Is it a NIV version, ESV version, etc... study Bible? Dr.Jeremiah offers different study versions.

https://www.davidjeremiah.org/jeremiahstudybible/store

I have the NKJV 😊

Olive Tree Bible App

With in-app purchases (very reasonable, IMO) you can get the version of the Bible you want and study tools.
I usually load the New King James Version with the Strong's reference numbers. I can click on nearly any word in the scripture to bring up the original Greek or Hebrew as well as cross-references to its use throughout the Bible.

Oh thabk
Oh thank you for this I will check it out x
Thank you I'm going to download it 😄

I have heard e-Sword is very good and it is free

e-Sword: Free Bible Study for the PC | Downloads

You are welcome!

e-Sword is also a free software program. One of the best out there imo.

https://e-sword.net/

Thanks 😊

I also want to recommend this series to you I just peeked at your profile page and
see you are not a new convert, and yet anyone at any stage of their Christian walk
could benefit from this presentation, which is really very well done (ten videos total ).




If you enjoy Biblically based movies, this one is word-for-Word

Literally thank you so much! I honestly didn't expect people to be this nice or helpful 😊

Awww, thank you for your kind words. I love being of assistance when I am able

I was going through the Alpha course when I realized I no longer needed any/more convincing of the Truth of God's Word

I was almost fifty at the time It has been quite the journey! LOL

So is Olive Tree.
I've added several tools that cost a little money. I could not get the same functionality with e-sword. BUT e-Sword is a great app! Highly recommend.

Strong's Dictionary and Exhaustive Concordance isn't inspired by God or perfect, but it is a good study tool.
It's on the selves of many preachers and students of the Word.
The second choice is Vines. This dictionary is a good supplement to Strong's and a handier size. If you don't mind KJV, I can provide a website that, although I don't use, it does have good features for word searches, etc.

This is true.

But there are also credible concerns about Jeremiah's shady dealings to get on the New York Times best seller list. These shouldn't be dismissed without looking into it for yourself. See Faith-Based Fraud by Warren Smith, Ch. 11, pg. 237. There are also some online articles. For example this one at the Roys Report. Gaming the best seller list is common and not illegal. But for someone who claims to follow Christ, it seems a little unethical if not hypocritical. Jesus warned about the Pharisees who teach one thing but do another. We're to steer clear of them.

Jeremiah's a leading figure in the evangelical industrial complex; that is, those who have turned Christianity into big business. I don't know how many books he's written but it's a lot. Most of his teaching is geared to the biggest mainstream audience he can get. That's because that's where the profits are.

If you go to Bible Hub you will find all the study aids you need at no cost. However, be advised that commentators have their own theological biases, so you need to always keep that in mind.