Bible notes
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.. toctree::
   :maxdepth: 1
   :caption: Contents:

   Leviticus/index
   Job/index
   Psalms/index
   Proverbs/index
   Ecclesiastes/index
   Isaiah/index
   Jeremiah/index
   Lamentations/index
   Ezekiel/index
   Joel/index
   Micah/index
   Habakkuk/index
   Matthew/index
   Mark/index
   Luke/index
   John/index
   Romans/index
   2_Thessalonians/index
   James/index
   1_John/index
   Jude/index
   Revelation/index

I've been following the `Robert Murray M'Cheyne plan <https://bibleplan.org/plans/mcheyne/>`_.  since maybe 2004. Since becoming a father I've changed to doing the plan at half speed. I found it hard to really meditate on that much material every day. These notes are my attempt to make more of what I read stick.

Links
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The links below are all free online resources.

`Bible Hub <https://biblehub.com/>`_. Easy to navigate online Bible and study tools.

`Monergism <https://www.monergism.com/topics/free-ebooks>`_. Great selection of writings of the reformers, puritans and people in the great awakening. Includes Calvin's Institutes amongst lots of other titles. `Thomas Watson's The Godly man's picture <https://www.monergism.com/godly-mans-picture-ebook>`_ is a book I highly recommend.

`G K Chesterton at Project Gutenberg <https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/80>`_. I read my first G K Chesterton book straight after reading Neitzsche's Beyond Good and Evil. I couldn't have chosen something better if I tried. Can't remember if it was Orthodoxy or Heretics I read first but Chesterton was like a breath of fresh air. He also happens to respond to Neitzsche's thought directly and compassionately with good humour, as is his style.

`Pascal's Pensees <https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/18269>`_. I use his equations for hydrostatics at work. Didn't know till I read Nick Needham's histories he was a prolific theological writer too. I found the start hard going but worth  persevering with. Lots of profound stuff in here.