SOAP Bible Study

What is the first step in studying the Bible according to the text?

• Reading different translations

• Praying for understanding

• Finding a reading plan

• Choosing a scripture to study

What does SOAP stand for in the method described?

• Scripture, Outline, Analyze, Praise

• Study, Observe, Apply, Ponder

• Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer

• Summary, Observation, Action, Prayer

Why is it recommended to study specific books of the Bible instead of jumping around?

• It takes less time to study this way

• It's easier to memorize verses this way

• It helps in understanding the big picture of the Bible

• It is a tradition followed by scholars

What is the purpose of the 'Observation' step in the SOAP method?

• To write down the scripture

• To memorize the scripture

• To pray about the scripture

• To put the text into the original context

What example scripture is used to demonstrate the SOAP method?

• John 3:16

• Genesis 1:1

• Proverbs 3:5-6

• Psalm 23

What is the 'Application' step in the SOAP method about?

• Applying the scripture to one's life

• Applying for Bible study groups

• Finding applications to read the Bible

• Applying historical context to the scripture

Who is mentioned as the writer of the example scripture in Proverbs?

• Paul

• Solomon

• Moses

• David

What is the main theme of the example scripture Proverbs 3:5-6?

• Trusting God and allowing Him to guide your life

• The resurrection of Jesus

• The creation of the world

• The laws of Moses

What does the 'Prayer' step in the SOAP method involve?

• Asking God for wisdom and understanding

• Reciting the Lord's Prayer

• Memorizing prayers from the Bible

• Praying for others

What is recommended to do with the scripture during the 'Scripture' step?

• Translate it into another language

• Write it out in a journal

• Ignore the context

• Discuss it with a friend