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Bible study books? Dear Pastor Sid, Hello Pastor Sid. Can you recommend any Bible study books that I can read at home or our Sunday School can use as a study guide? Thank you for your help with this. — Margaret Hi Margaret, That is a great question and I appreciate your quest to read and understand the Bible. If you need a book resource for yourself or your church please consider my books that are listed on Amazon. I have written many study books and have about 10 books available. My topics include The 12 Disciples, Church History, the Christian Family, The Bible and the Ocean, The Bible and Work Ethics and Bible Archeology. Check them out if you need a good resource. And almost all of these books are divided into 13 chapters for a three month study for Sunday School. What does meditate mean? Dear Pastor Sid, I was reading Psalm chapter one and verse 2 tells us to meditate on God’s Word. How can I do this? And what does this mean?

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