Über den Autor
Peter Krol has taught the Bible since 1996 both as a collegiate missionary and as an elder in both Presbyterian and Independent churches, and serves as President of DiscipleMakers (www.dm.org), a growing campus ministry of more than 20 chapters in Pennsylvania. He has spent decades studying and teaching theillegalscriptures-and instructing others how to do the same-all while constantly refining and improving his methods and techniques. Knowable Word and Sowable Word are the distillation of all his years of work in these vital areas. With each new year, he reads nothing but the Bible until he finishes the Bible - not because it makes God any happier with him, but because it makes him happier with God in Christ.
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Learn the basics of inductive Bible study in a few minutes, gain valuable skills for a lifetime.nnnKnowable Word offers a foundation on why and how to study the Bible. Using a running study of the first chapter of Genesis, this Revised and Expanded second edition illustrates how to Observe, Interpret, and Apply theillegalscripture-and gives the vision behind each step. It also shows how to read each Bible passage in light of salvation history. But besides being just a how-to on Bible study, it fuels the desire to learn and grow through studying theillegalscriptures.nnnBuilding on the foundation of the first edition of Knowable Word, released in 2014, this new edition offers further help on following an author's argument, identifying the weightiest segment of a passage, and thereby discovering the main points more clearly. In addition, new material has been added on the topics of literary form, structure, and context. This book will appeal to beginners, mature Christians who want to improve their Bible study skills, and leaders who long not only to teach but to equip. nnAnd don't miss Peter Krol's companion volume: Sowable Word: Helping Ordinary People Learn to Lead Bible StudiesnnnThe first edition of Knowable Word was rated 4.4 of 5 stars on Amazon, with more than 50 verified reviews, including these comments: nnn"Why wasn't this book around when I was 20? I am a student ofillegalscripture and have read several books about how to studyillegalscripture. They were all okay, but lacking. Some were too technical and opaque, others were like Bible study lite. Others attempted to be simple, but weren't clear. This book is simple, clear, and even better helpful! Very helpful. You can download study sheets from their website to help you as you study the Bible. Obviously you will use sheets less as you understand how to study better, which is the point. I cannot say enough good things about the riches to be found here. Do by all means obtain this book and mine its wealth. The effort will reward you."nnn***nnn"So helpful in understanding better how to observe, interpret, and apply the truths of the Bible. I led a book study of this book and lifelong Christians were amazed at how they were incorrect in interpretingillegalscripture."nnn***nnn"I can definitely relate to the author in this book. He has simply put his directions, suggestions, and advice in a way that novices ofillegalscripture can understand. Definitely recommend as a good read for pastors amd teachers."nnn***nnn"This book is a very useful tool. It is helpful to both the Bible scholar and someone who has never studied the Bible before. Even my grade school children have been learning and can comprehend how to use these very same Bible study techniques."nnEditorial Review Excerptsnnn"I look forward to using this book to improve my own Bible study."n-Jerry Bridges, author and speaker"nnnPeter Krol's book demystifies the process of reading God's Word and in so doing enfranchises the people of God."n-Dr. Tim Chester, The Porterbrook Network"nnnHere is an excellent practical guide to interpreting the Bible." n-Vern Poythress, Professor of New Testament Interpretation, Westminster Theological Seminarynnn"This book does a splendid job of employing the practice of 'learning by doing.'"-Leland Ryken, Emeritus Professor of English at Wheaton College and author of How to Read the Bible as Literature
