Recording the Family Bible Study

Inside View of Mrs. White's Bible.

 

I made a little booklet. It is several pieces of plain white paper, folded over to make a book. I then stapled this together to bind it. It is my record of our Family Bible Study. There are sections to fill out:

1. The Date
2. Names of those present
3. What passage we read in the Bible (So we can continue at the next reading).
4. Checked off that we prayed.
5. What hymn we sang.
6. What book or story we read (if any).

This is a permanent record or a heritage for my children to hold onto, long after I am in the grave. It is a written memory of their Bible studies. It is a witness, a proof, that we spent time together studying the Sacred Word.

Joshua 22:27: "But that it may be a witness between us, and you, and our generations after us, that we might do the service of the Lord...... that your children may not say to our children in time to come, Ye have no part in the Lord."


Blessings
Mrs. White

 

From the Archives -

Advice for a Happy Home - Peaceful Living by Rules.

Careful thrift in the Home - Reducing Expenses.

A Peaceful Old Fashioned Bible Time - The Prentiss Study. 

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