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Famous verses

Every study that touches on famous verses, across book guides, questions, verses and plans.

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  1. Jeremiah 29:11 explained: why the context matters

    Jeremiah 29:11 was first a letter to exiles told to settle in Babylon for seventy years. What the promise meant then, and how it reaches believers now.

  2. Philippians 4:13 explained: what it does and doesn't mean

    Philippians 4:13 is not a promise to win at everything. In context it is about contentment in plenty and in need, through the strength Christ gives.

  3. Psalm 23 explained: the Lord is my shepherd, line by line

    A line-by-line walk through Psalm 23 in the BSB and KJV: the Shepherd who provides, stays close in the dark valley, and welcomes his people home.

  4. John 3:16 explained: what the most famous verse actually says

    John 3:16 is quoted everywhere, but its context is a midnight conversation about being born again. What it says, what surrounds it, and how to live it.

  5. Romans 8:28 explained: how God works all things for good

    Romans 8:28 does not say everything is good. It says God works all things for his people's good. What it means, its context, and what it does not mean.

  6. Romans: the gospel explained from the ground up

    A guide to Paul's letter to the Romans: why he wrote it, how its argument unfolds, its key passages, and how it shows that sinners are made right with God by faith.