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Word Meaning and Bible Study

Many people use word studies in Bible study, but there are many pitfalls in the process, especially if you don’t know the original languages. The key is context. Always look at a word in its context. Don’t try to force the results of a word study on the particular passage you’re reading.

This video by Energion Publications author Ben Baxter explains some of these issues.

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