Selective observation.

[Willie T]

Ever wonder how much you actually don't see because you are looking for what you think you already know?
If you have seen this before, PLEASE resist ruining it for everyone else.

 

[Willie T]

This video is really just an introduction to a method of Bible study I have used for years. It is called the "Inductive Study Approach."

It is genuinely worth Googling, and trying.
http://www.walkwiththeword.org/Aids/HowTo/Inductive_2-Observation.html

 

[Deborah13]

I've seen this before. I just had Jake watch it and he saw it immediately.

 

[th1b.taylor]

This video is really just an introduction to a method of Bible study I have used for years. It is called the "Inductive Study Approach."

It is genuinely worth Googling, and trying.
http://www.walkwiththeword.org/Aids/HowTo/Inductive_2-Observation.html

I never knew there was an extra word to the method of Bible Study I try to always use. Thanks Willie and any of you folks that don't use this method of study, check it out by adding the word Bible before study at Google and there is a great example using the former relationship of David and Johnathon.

 

[Willie T]

Early on, I became amazed at the emotional gymnastics and unnecessary anxiety we put ourselves through by reading Bible verses WITHOUT ever answering even ONE of these questions first... let alone, all six.

 

[jasonc]

Ever wonder how much you actually don't see because you are looking for what you think you already know?
If you have seen this before, PLEASE resist ruining it for everyone else.

sadly I do that a lot and I have to come back and say how well how did I miss that. and I did see the other thing. I have done that before. google the ooda cycle and see that relates. I work with a lot of looking and searching for things. so often on new routes I will miss the obvious one a lot. go figure.