Sunday, September 14 Comprehend fully what is the breadth and length and height and depth.​—Eph. 3:18.

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Sunday, September 14

Comprehend fully what is the breadth and length and height and depth.—Eph. 3:18.

 

When deciding whether to buy a house, you would want to examine all the aspects of your future home in person. We can do something similar when we read and study the Bible. If you just read it quickly, you may learn only basic facts—“the elementary things of the sacred pronouncements of God.” (Heb. 5:12) Instead, as with the house, go “inside” to examine the rich details. An excellent way to study the Bible is to see how the various parts of its message connect together. Endeavor to understand not only what truths you believe but also why you believe them. To understand God’s Word fully, we must learn deep Bible truths. The apostle Paul urged his Christian brothers and sisters to study God’s Word diligently so that they could “comprehend fully what is the breadth and length and height and depth” of the truth. Then they would become further “rooted and established” in their faith. (Eph. 3:14-19) We need to do the same. w23.10 18 ¶1-3

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Don’t just skim the Bible like a headline — go inside and explore. See how the truths connect, how prophecy ties to fulfillment, how every room in Jehovah’s Word rests on Christ as the foundation. studying it like a home inspection gives you the whole house. Don’t settle for peeking through windows — walk inside, check the foundation, see how every room connects. That’s how faith grows roots deep enough to hold when storms slam against the walls.