Wonder bible audio player is the incredible new bible that speaks! Compact, lightweight, easy to carry, and contains the entire old and new testaments of the Bible in the King James version. Now you can hear the spoken word of God anytime and anywhere! Easily select any book or chapter in seconds.

For example type 1 0 2 0 0 1 2 listen to chapter code 1 - o - - 0. 1 - skip to the next chapter. Press the next button to go back to the previous chapter. Press the previous.

God delivering the Israelites from the Egyptians through supernatural “signs and wonders” (Deuteronomy 7:19). The mighty walls of Jericho crumbling to the ground (Joshua 6). David slaying the godless giant Goliath (1 Samuel 17). Elijah being carried away to heaven in a whirlwind (2 Kings 2).

10 Tips for Studying the Bible

1. Begin your study with prayer.
2. You don't have to start at the beginning.
3. Choose a topic relevant to you.
4. Get to know a character.
5. Write down what you learn.
6. Listen to the Bible online.
7. Read or share with someone else.
8. Look up what you don't understand.

Christians read the Bible for guidance and encouragement because it speaks about every situation in life. They believe that it is 'God's Word' and that God speaks to people through it. It is viewed as the story of God from the beginning of time but is also considered to be a 'Living Word'.

Wonder is such an important feeling for our kids, preserving their innocence and helping them view the world around them with their “clear-eyed vision”. That sense of wonder can in turn cultivate curiosity and questioning, appreciation and respect, imagination and creativity.

Yet wonder is not a single thing, and it is important to distinguish at least two kinds of wonder: active wonder(ing), which entails a drive to explore, to find out, to explain; and deep or contemplative wonder, which is not inherently inquisitive like active wonder and, as a response to mystery, may leave us lost for ...

Since the Bible is God's Word, studying it is a way to know God better. Through His words we come to know not only the nature and attributes of God, but we also come to understand His plan for each of us. In a larger sense, we also come to know God's plan in history, His sovereignty, His providence, His love and more.

Folks engaged in the Book of Faith Initiative of the ELCA have been talking about four different ways of reading the Bible, four ways of asking questions. These four ways, as shown in the following illustration, are devotional reading, historical reading, literary reading, and Lutheran theological reading.

First, the Bible shows us God's character and provides us God's revelation of himself to his people. In each section of the Bible, we see God's holy, unchanging, faithful, gracious and loving character.

Reading the Bible is how you learn who God is. The Bible contains His message about life, relationships, work - really all the things that give your life meaning. The Bible contains accounts of God interacting with people. It shows how God cares for humanity.

Kindness is the main theme in Wonder. It helps us realize that a small, simple act of kindness can make a big difference, and we have the ability to CHOOSE KIND. Decide whether you would like to join the national movement and pledge to CHOOSE KIND.