Introduction
Reading the Bible has been a source of inspiration, guidance, and comfort for millions of people throughout history.
However, there are often limiting beliefs that hold individuals back from experiencing the benefits of engaging with the written word of God.
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Barriers to reading the Bible: 10 Common Myths & Limiting Beliefs and why they are not true.
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By examining these misconceptions and counterarguments, one can be empowered to overcome these obstacles and experience the transformative power of the Bible in their life.
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