Jeff Cavins

And the Great Adventure Bible takes the entire Bible and divides it into 12 periods, color-coded.

I'll give you a crude look at that.

That's the chart I can show you.

And then on the back, you've got,

So it takes the entire Bible and puts it into 12 color-coded periods, and then it shows you the 14 books.

Those are the books that go through the entire Bible, and then the other 59 fit somewhere in there.

And that's kind of the beauty of the Bible there.

But it also has in it a wonderful article on how to interpret Scripture, and it also has an article on how to pray Scripture or do Lectio Divina.

and an introduction on how to use the Bible.

So if people don't have a Bible, I really encourage you to get one that you can live in.

That means write in it.

Some people, they'll probably say this to you too, Father, and say, oh, I could never write in my Bible.

So I say, fine, put that Bible on the shelf, go buy another one that you can write in.

Yeah, and it's usually, isn't it the first time you write in it, that's the toughest, isn't it?

I do a bullet journal, but I'm starting to do something a little different, yeah.

Well, you know what I did?

Go ahead, go ahead.

Okay, so I did that.

I started with this Bible, the first one I bought.

I underlined so carefully, and I had my color system and everything, and I was only going to use this one pen.