hey /lit/,
as a 22yo who's never read The Bible, what should I know before starting? What parts should I look out for? I've heard Duderonomy is essential reading.
starting pic related tonight. I'm really excited.
Honestly just read Ecclesiastes and skip the rest.
Okay so I'm on the first page and it says
> In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth
What did he mean by this?
>>8438066
I am very interested in alt translations of the bible. I've heard Robert Alter is pretty great for the old testament, but haven't looked into it much beyond that.
I plan to get Lattimore's new testament soon. I've read some excerpts and comparative reviews and it seems to be incredible and fresh, yet accessible. I'm sure he makes some contextual errors, since he is no biblical scholar, but his ability to translate Greek is unrivaled.
>>8438066
Genesis
Exodus
Job
Psalms
Ecclesiastes
Matthew
Acts
Romans
James
Revelation
That's what you need
>>8438208
I recommend all the gospels
https://www.biblegateway.com/reading-plans/chronological?version=NIV
Lean not on your own understanding, do not try to anylize the bible you will get discouraged. Meditate on the word. Iam also 22 and just recently got saved. I used to do allltof dope a d lived a hard lifestyle. I found romans to help me out allot o
>>8438231
>?version=NIV