Discover a new way to study the Bible with our Verse Map Journal. Use verse mapping to quickly and easily compare different translations and understand the overall context of a passage. A great companion for ANY Bible study!
Blue skies, light clouds and leaves will have you dreaming of summer! This verse mapping journal comes in a print we call "Summer's Dream."
- 8.5 x 11 page size.
- Soft plastic cover.
- Black coil binding.
- 80lb paper thickness to prevent bleeding.
- Full instructions on how to use The Verse Mapper included.
- Includes 60 blank verse mapping templates. (one verse mapping template takes up two pages)
The Verse Map journal lays out a plan for you to dig deeper into God's word. Dig deep into what God is trying to convey by utilizing this verse map guide. Our verse mapping journal helps you to:
-Understand the meaning and definitions of keywords in a verse.
-Dig into the context in which the verse was written. Who wrote the verse? When? Who was it written to? Lastly, Why? Answering these questions helps to clarify what message God is conveying.
-Look into different translations in which the verse was written. How different is the King James version from the NIV version? What are the different keywords?
-Reflect on how the verse applies to your life and how you can continue to apply it.
-Look up cross references. Where else in the Bible are themes discussed similar to the verse you're studying.
-Pray! Jot down a prayer. What has God put on your heart? What emotions did studying this verse stir up? Get to know God by talking with Him.
HAPPY BIBLE STUDYING!
Shipping:
Our journals are designed in house and printed on-demand at printing facilities around the world. This means, when you place your order, we print it. While this process is very efficient and environmentally friendly, it can take just a bit more time before your order ships.
Our normal production times are 5-7 business days, then your order will ship to you.
Please Note: During high demand seasons such as
holidays and back to school, printing times may
be slightly longer than average estimated print times.