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These notes are traditionally found in Catholic Bibles. The early Protestant leaders placed great store on ordinary people being able to read The Bible and to do so without clergy as intermediaries to provide a 'correct' interpretation of passages. The result of this is that Protestant Bibles more generally do not have detailed notes at the bottom of pages. The Noteworthy Collection NIV Bible even provides space for the reader to make his or her own notes on the Bible text. But Protestants still look for expert guidance, resulting in a proliferance of concordances, and of study Bibles, some with very detailed notes, cross-references and concordances, and so on.
The Catholic Church had been largely opposed to the Bible being available in the vernacular languages, as it was opposed to ordinary people reading the Bible for themselves. The ready availability of Protestant Bibles after the Reformation meant that the Catholic Church had to follow suit, while providing explanatory notes at the bottom of pages.
Reference notes are usually at the bottom of the page and will show you another bible verse that has the same idea or saying that you can look up
Bible commentaries offer a translation in a more familiar use of words. Sometimes the older words used in the bible are not familiar to the reader. Using a dictionary while reading the Bible is a great help. But the commentaries are not the Bible they are notes to help on understand what was trying to be said.
John Brown's Self-Interpreting Bible was first published in 1778. It included notes and commentary to help readers better understand the text of the Bible.
You can find good notes for "To Kill a Mockingbird" in study guides, online summaries, or SparkNotes. Additionally, reading the book carefully and taking your own notes can also help you understand and remember the key points.
If I understand your question correctly contact "Thru the Bible" and ask for their free notes on each of the books you need
verda Taking notes while reading
The pastor uses the pulpit for reading the bible, giving the sermon and servng the communion.
Normally, the empty spaces, from bottom to top, are F, A, C, E. The lines are the notes in between, and the black notes have a '#' or 'b' next to the note. The length of the note depends on what sticks out of the dot, you would understand it more easily with a diagram or example.
Some effective reading strategies include previewing the text before reading to get an overview, actively engaging with the material by taking notes or highlighting key points, and asking questions to deepen your understanding. Additionally, summarizing the main ideas after reading can help reinforce comprehension.
I would advise Delila to review the course syllabus to understand the reading requirements and deadlines. She should create a reading schedule to break down the material into manageable sections. Additionally, taking notes while reading can help her stay engaged and retain information for discussions and assignments.
verda Taking notes while reading
visually organizes the notes taken while reading.