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** We should read the Bible starting from the New Testament because we live in its conditions. The Old Testament should be read after studying the New Testament. See “How to Read the Bible”.
** We should read the Bible starting from the New Testament because we live in its conditions. The Old Testament should be read after studying the New Testament. See “How to Read the Bible”.