“When so much is
unknown, we need to refocus on what is known-
-about our God and His
Word”.
Laura Dingman, A Note
From the Author

In Week 2 – Day 2, you are introduced to the.”SOAP study method
of engaging with Scripture.” SOAP is
Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer. The study guide also includes
poems and prayers from people of different backgrounds such as a bishop, a
Christian King and a Christian Author.
Dingman explores the uneasiness of not knowing where your
future is heading, but gives reassurance to Christian followers through discussion
and studying bible scripture. She discusses the difference between gnosis (what
is known-knowledge) and epignosis (what is definitely known-definite and full
knowledge).
Laura Dingman’s this I KNOW is a great way to study the Bible
and either begin or continue journaling. I recommend to all bible study persons
on an individual and or group setting.
This book was provided to me by the publisher in exchange for
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