How I Study My Bible (Biblia.com)

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In this short and practical book, William Evans sought to provide a simple collection of helps for the man or woman who wishes to further their understanding of God's Word. Evans begins the volume by outlining certain prerequisites the reader or student of the Bible must ascertain; among them being the recognition of the unique nature of the Bible; an understanding that revelation of God comes...

and lose his own soul?” This verse is found also in Matt. 16:26 and Luke 9:25, from which we learn that the “soul” in Mark is the “life” in Matthew, and “one’s own self” in Luke. How much light would be thrown on the “kingdom of heaven” and the “kingdom of God” if we would compare the accounts in the Synoptic Gospels: e.g., “the kingdom of heaven” in Matthew 13:24 is “the kingdom of God” in Mark 4:26; so Matthew 13:33 compared with Luke 13:20, 21. These comparisons could be extended further had we

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