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Quiet Time — Part 2 Every section of God’s Word has something to say to us. That makes every passage important. When should you have your quiet time? It’s important to read the Bible as often as possible, but it’s helpful to have a specific time each day when you shut everyone out except God. For many, that specific time is early in the morning. The mind is less cluttered then and the day is less complicated. Besides, God deserves us at our best, and the best part of the day is usually the first part. David said, “O God, Thou art my God; early will I seek Thee” (Psalm 63:1). Perhaps for your quiet time you will find another time of day suits your life-style better. That’s fine. But make sure you establish a time and stick to it. What should you do when you have your quiet time? Here is a sample list Start with prayer, asking the Lord to prepare your heart. Read a specific portion of Scripture. Orderly, consistent reading of the Bible is helpful. Meditate. Think about what you have read. Make notes. Compare other Scriptures that come to mind.
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