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Personalized Bible

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A Georgia teen spent three months adding personal touches in the margins of a Bible that she gave to her boyfriend for Christmas.   Not everyone appreciated the effort.

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12 Comments on Personalized Bible

  1. what in the world is wrong w/ some people? have they no joy in their own lives? … they have to spread their misery?

    most any good believer’s Bible that I’ve ever seen has notes scribbled on the margins … it’s called learning … it is their personal property, after all

  2. “Her favorite annotation is of red and blue characters making a point about judgement ‘because I think not judging others simply because they are not like you is very important and something everyone should live by.’”

    Problem is, that’s not what Christ was warning about in that passage. Remove anything from its context and it’s no longer what it was. Do that with the word of God and you place yourself under a curse. Peter described this, “…which they that are unlearned and unstable wrest, as they do also the other scriptures, unto their own destruction.”

  3. My son “personlized” his bible pages when he was five with stick figures and abstract designs in bright colored markers. It’s one of my most valued possessions.
    God will not send anyone to Hell for innocently scribbling on the pages of the Holy Bible. Mocking God’s Word is another matter. Remember the intentional blasphemous “art”, “p*** Christ”? Now, that’s a big problem.

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