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[{'start': '0.000', 'end': '2.000', 'text': 'How to understand the Bible?...\nSince ancient times, humanity has had the Bible in its environment, and over the years, this book has undergone countless expert examinations, in-depth studies on the coherence of its content, and evaluations made by great intellectuals.  Philosophers of all ages have given their views on this wonderful book.   It has been\ntranslated into hundreds of languages.  has given rise to the formation of many different religions and interpretations around the world.\nBecause of this book, humanity is divided into a multiplicity of opinions generated by the intellect of man.  leaving more confusion than knowledge about the content of the scriptures.\nEveryone knows their stories, and they are available almost everywhere.   It\ncan be said that it is practically indestructible information, and despite all that, it remains intact, coherent, accurate, and inerrant in all its parts.\n\nWithin its pages is the oldest content known to man.\nBut it has not always been this way, in the Middle Ages the Catholic religion practically banned the Bible, based on the conciliated Catholic doctrine, that only they could correctly interpret the scriptures, it was an age of obscurantism because humanity was deprived of the true content of the scriptures.  It\nwas not until Martin Luther\'s 95 Theses were published on October 31, 1517. This date is traditionally considered the beginning of the Reformation.  Luther nailed the Theses to the gate of Wittenberg Castle, Germany, as a call for a debate on indulgences.\nMartin Luther translated the Bible directly from Greek into German, completing the New Testament in 1522 and the entire Bible in 1534. With this reform, the Bible spread throughout the world.\nBut despite being physically available to much of humanity, it is incomprehensible and meaningless, and for this reason it is ignored and underappreciated by much of humanity.\nAnd all because their content is crazy to many and they are nonsensical stories that they don\'t accept.  because this content must be discerned spiritually.\nSo the question is;  How to understand the Bible?\nTo understand the Bible and comprehend the meaning hidden within its pages, one must have knowledge of several established sciences.\nAnthropology: is the science that allows us to study human behavior, and is necessary to understand why things happen in the Bible.\nGeography: is the science that studies the Earth\'s surface, territories, landscapes, places and regions, analyzing their physical, biological, cultural and social characteristics, and their interrelations.  It is a discipline concerned with understanding the spatial distribution of phenomena and how societies interact with their environment.\neschatology: is the study of the "last things," that is, the final realities of life and the universe.  It is a theological discipline that explores the final destiny of humanity, death, the afterlife, and the end of the world.  It is necessary to know the eschatological point of view of the Scriptures in order to differentiate it from the eschatology of the people of Israel, since it will give a clear picture of what God left written for the end of time.\nKnowing this, one can understand the events narrated in the scriptures.\nOne must also understand the geographical location of the territories of Israel, Palestine, Türkiye, Iran, Egypt, Greece, Rome, and other territories named in the scriptures.\nsince these territories near Israel are where all the events that form the soil of the word take place.\nWhy does the Bible only talk about Israel?\nIn the Bible, the nation of Israel is a recurring theme, and everything is based on the way Israel acts as a nation. This is because the nation of Israel was chosen by God to be a nation totally set apart from the world, and to serve as an example of what God designed for the rest of the world.\nIsrael was not chosen because they had something special that other nations did not have, they were chosen because God wanted it that way and it was their choice by His will.  There is nothing special about it compared to the other nations of the world, because, just as He chose Israel, He could have chosen any other nation, but He chose that nation and promised His chosen ones that they would not be rejected, because in the history of Israel there are men who walked according to God\'s heart.\nlike Abraham King David.   Pablo.\n\nIsaiah.\nDaniel the prophet.\nJacob son of Isaac who later God called Israel and adopted him as his son and from him!  the 12 patriarchs who formed the nation of Israel.\nImportance of the cultural context of the time: It\nis important to understand the cultural aspects and customs of the time in order to understand the analogies that are constantly used in the scriptures.  By understanding how people lived and what they thought, we can better understand the biblical context and the actions of its protagonists.\nThe economic system of the time.\nIn order to understand the language of the protagonists of the Bible, it is necessary to know what their way of doing business was and how the economy of the time worked, since this is mentioned in almost all the books of Scripture.  By\nunderstanding these basic aspects of the period, we can understand the terminology the Bible uses throughout the biblical events and be able to correctly understand the sacred writings.   It is\nworth mentioning that the Bible was written over 1,500 years and was transcribed by more than 400 authors from different eras and languages.\nEven so, it has no inconsistencies in its literary structure, this being an unprecedented literary fact due to the way it was written.   It\nis important to highlight that the authors of the Bible were men who had no connection with the literary world.  nor were they professors.  Even some were fishermen, farmers, swindlers as is the case of Simon Peter, Matthew the publican and others.\nAnd being written by such characters, their literary structure is perfect, showing that these men were only transcribers and not authors, since the author is the almighty God himself who dictated what was.  what is, and what will be, through the illumination of their spirit that acted in them.\nIllumination by the Holy Spirit.\nThe Bible is a set of facts and events that develop with a pre-established objective and the interconnection of the entire plot of the Bible is very simple but not at common sight, which means this: the Bible is a sequence of past, present and future events and to be able to correctly understand the entire message and comprehend its meaning it must be explained in a supernatural way.  Because it is the only way to understand that the 66 books of the Bible point to a single purpose and that is the appearance of Jesus Christ.  Prophesied since Genesis.\nJesus would come to earth for the first time in order to offer salvation to all people who hear his voice and fulfill everything that is written about him, then die and come a second time as the king of all.\nTo understand this, an internal understanding is needed, which is developed only by the Holy Spirit that Jesus himself sent as the teacher of all those who are chosen by God to be part of his coming kingdom.\nIf you liked the content.  Don\'t forget to subscribe and activate the bell, and give it a lite to reach more people.\nMay God guide you to understand his word.'}]