Bible-StudyGuide: Study Notes

Your study should look the way a study looks. Open Bible-StudyGuide and you are standing at a shelf. Your notebooks are leather-bound volumes with their titles tooled on the spines. Tap one. It comes down off the shelf, the cover swings open, and the volume lies open at its spread — sources laid in on the left page, insights written on the right. That is the whole idea. The real sources on one side. What you found in them on the other. FOUR DOORS FOR A SOURCE Lay a source into an open volume four ways: Write — type or paste a passage, sermon notes, a quotation. Link — paste a web address; the page's text is fetched and laid in. File — bring a PDF, EPUB, Word, Markdown or plain text file. Scan — point the camera at printed pages and the words are read into text. The commentary open on your desk, the study Bible's notes, the conference handout, the photocopied chapter someone gave you in…