The Bible is not a novel. It is history, prophecy, poetry, and so very much more.
It is the true Word of God.
BUT, I say read it like a novel. When we read a novel, we pay attention to people, places and things. Sometimes we see a character introduced briefly, but we know he will show up later. We are watching for him.
When reading our Bible, we need to take note of names and places and symbols. We need to watch for them later.
In Genesis 6, we are introduced to the “sons of God.” They show up later in Job. They even show up in Peter, in Tarterus. They show up many other places, too.
By reading with anticipation, like we read a novel, we will see many pieces fall into place. Our understanding will be increased and the Bible becomes more exciting to read.
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