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(Apart from the Bible, of course...) There include: William Cunningham's Historical Theology. Writings/hymns of J N Darby

@Marvelloustime Very quotable!

@Blaine FYI...this thread encourages Psalm reading!

Hi; @Blaine good to see you. Do read John's short First Epistle; it has a lot in it about assurance. As does Romans chapter 8. God bless His Word to you!

@Christophany FHII said Rita said: So many Christians now seem to find it meaningful and worthwhile, don't they? judging by posts made.

@Christophany Indeed so...

@soul man It's inevitable that some study Bible editors' perspectives will be interpretive.

@Ziggy Yes, I think this may be the one I heard before...

@Not me Thanks for your comment; appreciated.

@soul man Yes I knew a man who belonged to a Christian biker's club. So are they women as well as men in the Christian biker club? Tattoos used to be regarded as a man thing when mainly sailors and bikers did it; but now the proportion of women in the military that is tattooed is even higher...

@Ziggy I know a song entitled Shabat Shalom, anyway...

@soul man FYI....did you see/vote in the poll, above?

@Not me FYI....did you see/vote in the poll, above?

@2nd Timothy Group Oh I agree with the relevance of your Ezekiel quote!

@soul man Some Bible editions even have different colours for various verses and sections, according to themes. It might of course be a bit interpretative.

@soul man Some ppl would also say that if they mark it up, they might end up looking at their markings first rather than at the actual verses. Every believer has his or her own preference, I guess...

@Not me Thank-you; reminds me of Ephesians 3.16: "That he would grant you, according to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened with might by his Spirit in the inner man".

@2nd Timothy Group Seems like - markings or not - have acquired by God's grace a healthy Bible reading and study habit!

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

@soul man My extrapolation would be that this more than ever invites a dispensational understanding of Scripture, in my humble opinion: clearing distinguishing the church from Israel.