How to Study the Scriptures

Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 28:10

                                                     "For Precept must be upon precept, line 

upon line."

Scripture is not understood in isolation. 

It must be studied line upon line, comparing 

passage with passage. 

Understanding is built through consistency, 

not assumption.

A single verse does not stand alone. 

Understnading requires reading what

 comes before and after, considering the full account, 

and recognizing who is speaking and to whom

Debarim (Deuteronomy) 4:2

      "You shall not add to the word...not take      

       away from it.

Mishle` (Proverbs) 30:6

       "Do not add to His Words."

The Word does not need to be adjusted, 

interpreted through opinion, 

or reshaped. 

What is written stands on its own authority.

Debarim (Deuteronomy) 19:15

       "By the mouth of two or three witnesses a matter

             shall be established."

Doctrine should not be built on a single 

verse. 

Every matter is confirmed through 

multiple witnesses within Scripture.

Ya'aqov (James) 1:22

       "Be doers of the Word, and not hearers

 only"

Study is not for knowledge alone. 

The purpose of understanding

is obedience. The Word is lived out, 

not just discussed.

Timotiyos Bet (2 Timothy) 2:15

            "Study to show yourself approved."

Study requires effort, time, and consistency. 

It is not rushed or surface-level understanding. 

Growth comes through disciplined 

engagement with the Word.

Begin applying what you've learned through 

structured study.