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<div class="head">What Tools Are Necessary for Bible Study?</div>
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<p>Before Bible study begins, the proper tools are needed. This includes a good study Bible, a concordance, and a Bible dictionary.</p>
<p><b>Good Study Bible</b>
<p>First, a good study Bible is recommended. This means the translation has notes that help to explain difficult terms and concepts. It must be stressed, however, that only the Scriptures are error-free&#8212;this is not true with the explanatory notes found in Bible translations no matter how helpful they are to the believer.</p>
<p><b>Concordance</b>
<p>A concordance is a book that lists every word found in the Bible and then lists each verse in which that word is found. Therefore someone can use a concordance and look up a verse when only one word is remembered.</p>
<p><b>Bible Dictionary</b>
<p>A Bible dictionary is also useful. The dictionary will list different words and subjects found in the Bible and then give a definition of them. This can be extremely helpful because many of the customs found in Scripture are no longer practiced today.</p>
<p><b>Summary</b>
<p>It is absolutely essential to have the proper tools before Bible study begins. These include a study Bible, concordance, and Bible dictionary.</p>
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