About My Biblical Foundation

Many Christians know the importance of the Bible in their lives. Many read the Bible and may even use a read through the Bible in a year plan, which is a great plan. Many also participate in deeper Bible studies such as John, Romans, or Paul’s letters, which is also very valuable. The focus of My Biblical Foundation is to give the Christian an overview and a more complete knowledge of the whole Bible.

This study will take you through every chapter of the Bible and allow you to break each one down and analyze each chapter in a way to help you understand what God is teaching you through the Holy Spirit. The purpose is to know all that God has revealed about Himself in His Word and develop a much more complete understanding of His character, in order to help you develop a more personal and intimate relationship with God.

To help you learn effectively, you will break each chapter into smaller more manageable divisions which will allow you organize the text in a way that helps you to understand what God is teaching you. This will allow you to be able to survey and review. You will be able to identify key verses that you can use to help you remember important points that God is impressing on you as well as the chance to memorize them. As you analyze the chapter you will be able to identify attributes of God and pinpoint topics that you will want to understand better. You will be able to make notes to yourself and draw your own conclusions from your study. Finally you can summarize and explain the concepts in your own words, allowing you to connect new information to your prior knowledge or personal experiences.

The Berean Bible

The Berean Standard Bible (BSB) is a modern, openly licensed English translation of the Bible. It balances "word-for-word" accuracy and "thought-for-thought" readability. Every English word is connected to its original Greek or Hebrew root, making it a highly accessible tool for in-depth study.

The Holy Bible, Berean Standard Bible, BSB is produced in cooperation with Bible Hub, Discovery Bible, OpenBible.com, and the Berean Bible Translation Committee. This text of God's Word has been dedicated to the public domain.

How to best use My Biblical Foundation

Before Starting
  1. Understand your goal and purpose for studying God's Word.
  2. Pray and ask God to teach you.
  3. Preview the chapter by reading it before you start your analysis to get a general overview.
During The Analysis
  1. Break it Down: Divide the material into smaller, manageable chunks.
  2. Make Notes: Identify key points and write notes, questions, and summaries.
  3. Look Up Words: Define any new vocabulary or concepts.
  4. Make Connections: Relate new information to existing knowledge.
When Finished
  1. Review your work and check your understanding.
  2. Commit time to actually memorizing the verses you have selected.
  3. Your saved work (divisions, highlights) will be available in future reading sessions.
  4. Teach the Material: Explaining it to others solidifies your understanding.

The objective of this study is to help you build a spiritual foundation. Our spiritual foundation is Jesus Christ who as we know from John 1:1 is the Word of God. Building this foundation on God's Word is a lifelong effort.

Tutorial

Register & Login

Follow the instructions on the screen to create an account. Enter your userid and password (case sensitive) to log in.

Chapter Study

This is the heart of My Biblical Foundation. The objective is for you to have a good understanding of what God is telling you in this chapter.

Divisions

Enter the first and last verse of the division and give it a title. You may have up to ten divisions; they must cover the entire chapter without any overlaps. At least one is required.

Brief Summary

A simple summary to help you determine the overall teaching of the chapter. The summary is required.

Key Verses

Choose up to five verses. Check the Memory option to add them to your list to memorize. Add a note on why the verse is important.

Attributes & Points to Ponder

List attributes of God separated by commas. Use Points to Ponder for passages you don't understand yet and want to meditate on.

Reading View & Journal

Reading View: Displays one chapter at a time. Your study summaries, division titles, and highlighted verses (Yellow for Key, Pink for Memory) will appear here.

Chapter Journal: A free-form space for your thoughts with no specific requirements or expectations.

Tools & Search
Concordance

Search for exact or similar words. Use quotes for phrases. Can filter by "Selected Verses" (well-known verses + your key verses).

Find Verses

Enter a verse reference (e.g., John 15:5) or text/phrase to find verses ordered by similarity.

Asking Questions

Ask questions based solely on scripture. The tool searches for relevant verses and uses them to formulate an answer.

Accountability Teams

Allow working together in small groups (up to 25 members). All members can see and change saved Chapter Study and Journal information. Owners can add members via Edit Profile.

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