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Jeremy, thank you for your insight and personal opinion. I myself have no tattoos and will never place one on the body God gave me. I do not look down at a person who has decided to get a tattoo, but my convictions as a Christian are to acknowledge the Lord in every way. I do not parse the Bible to create a narrative to fit my actions. I place my unwavering faith in the words of the Heavenly Father, and of scripture. “Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding.” Proverbs 3:5 To every individual that tries to justify that Leviticus 19:28 is being misinterpreted or not the word of the Lord, in my humble opinion is leaning on their own understanding. To do this for one topic, suggests that “WE” can dissect and interpret God’s words when it suits our stance on an issue. Peace be with you, and God bless

KJV is 100% superior. Watch TruthisChrist for example. Thumbs down.

You forgot to check Barnes and Noble, pop shelf and kinokuniya

Update?

Hide and Drink make some great leather products. Supposedly made in South America and providing jobs for locals. (Hope that’s true) I have so much of their stuff. Didn’t get their notebook cover though.

Many Blessings Thank you for this video. I have a few study bibles But I need this Bible now.

This is one of the best videos of yours that I have watched so far. Thank you.

Pastor Jeremy do you have any experience or know of anyone that has used this software with a Chromebook instead of on a laptop?

Good stuff and if you want a really good journal, Burlington always has faith based themed affordable journals

Pastor Jeremy great tips. Thank you and God bless.

Many times this has been my shortcoming. It’s easy for me to see this now. Actually I’ve seen it too many times. That’s why I’m seeking now to learn how to truly study the Bible. God bless.

I wish I would have known about your channel back then. What an awesome opportunity. Is this something that you might consider doing today? But thank you for the 6 study tips. I can and will be putting those to use. God bless.

Awesome. You’re the one with the new Bible. But I’m sitting here smiling from ear to ear watching you. Enjoy. God bless.

Good luck with your new endeavor. Wait until you hit my age of 66. My hands are so shaky it’s not funny. One of my hobbies is fly tying. Shaky hands, not helpful. But the fading eye sight helps me not notice the hands as much. 😂 You’re in my prayers.

Pastor Jeremy, finding your channel is such a blessing. This video explains my life journey to the fullest. I’ve read the Bible, I’ve been taught from the Bible, but I’ve never been taught how to study the Bible like you have shown us. This 9 video series has been amazing. I will definitely be watching it all again. Truly God sent. Bless you Pastor. I’m so excited to continue learning and studying, especially with your help and guidance. God bless.

Thank you for this information. You couldn’t have done this in any better manner. God bless.

I’m totally enjoying viewing the videos in this series. Your presentation and teaching style makes it all very understandable. I’m feeling so confident and not overwhelmed. God bless.

Wow! Very informative. Impressive software. At 66 years of age, I’m old school. I’m a PC and iPhone guy. “ Honey, we are going to need a laptop”. 😂 I can’t see the PC in the dining room with morning coffee ☕️ and Bible study 📖 together. God bless Pastor Jeremy.

Thanks for sharing this. This is what I’m looking to develop. I want to dig deep and connect and develop my knowledge and understanding. So many times I feel like I’m at a loss after reading a verse. I listen in church and it can seem like to me, where did he get that from. God bless. Sorry my comment was not as clear as I wish.

The Bible case was the first item after my Bible. Man keeping pens in the case instead of the laundry, is worth the cost. Happy wife, happy life 😂. Great video.

Wow, “SOAP” showed up quick. I feel so blessed to have came across your channel. In this Bible study my wife and I are wanting to do. We are desiring a much deeper understanding of Gods word. Thank you. God bless.

Great note system. Thank you for sharing. My wife and I are starting a Bible study time together. Looking forward to seeing more of your content to help us in getting started. Looking forward to finding your podcasts. God bless.

Thank you Jeremy, great video. I’m a new subscriber, this is my 2nd video. I came across your channel by seeing your video on Bible study tools from The Dollar Tree store. I love the SOAP acronym. God bless.

Thank you for sharing this. Using yellow as connection lines is a great tip. God Bless you and your family! Watching from the Fiji Islands 🇫🇯

Great vid

I’m now on this “Common Place Book Journey” with you. We are preaching through Revelation, and many of these principles will be game changers.

Blue Letter Bible website is the BEST for deeper studies 🙏🏽

It's not a sin, but it's not good for our body. Like eating certain animals.Christians should pay attention to Leviticus and it's laws, but nobody is going to hell for that, but for denying Jesus as a savior and Lord

Welcome to the commonplace world! I've been keeping one for years, but I end up changing the format every new notebook I get. I started off keeping a bullet journal and commonplace book together, grouping commonplaces from one book together. That got frustrating because I would be behind on commonplacing and not know how many pages to save for each book before moving on to the next one (which I was already reading), or having the quotes from each book split up if I just used the next page. Then I decided to just mix up quotes from everything all together, no real structure. I kind of liked this a lot because it's a good look into what I was reading/thinking about at that time. I still like thumbing through those books. But it is really difficult/time-consuming to find any specific quote that I remember writing down. That said, sometimes I think the friction of looking for something is helpful and leads to serendipity as you see other quotes you were reading at the same time. This may be my overall favorite way. Currently I have a dedicated commonplace book, a decently nice one with a faux-leather cover, that I have organized by topic. I did this under the influence of the school I teach at, which has students organize their commonplace books by topic, and by being convinced of the value of actually giving quotes an actual "common place" to go back to in order to find things related to what you're writing/thinking about. I do find this very helpful when trying to FIND quotes I know I took, but I miss the serendipity/unexpected connections of the purely chronological method. I generally use A5 books - I have used Moleskines, Leuchtterms, Rhodia (my current fave). I've ALSO gotten into fountain pens, so I'm trying out some other fountain-pen friendly notebooks/paper now. I just got a cover kind of like yours but not leather that holds three thin A5 notebooks, and I'm enjoying that a lot. I'm also using Obsidian on the computer for notetaking, so I think my ultimate workflow might be a non-structured physical commonplace book that gets periodically transferred and organized digitally.

I am going no particular structure in my current commonplace book. My first one I tried to do a table of contents but it wasn’t organic for me

I clicked on this video because of the notebook… then I saw your tattoos, then you mentioned Beekes systematic, then I subscribed… now I’m happy.

Ancient Romans would have gone nuts over paper notebooks and the mad variety of pens and pencils we have. They wrote on wax tablets with a stylus, and they didn’t have a comfortable cursive for rapid writing.

He best repent, you cannot lie on the Most High and just live your life in peace. Anything that opposes the word of the Most High is SIN, including shrimp - the creeping thing that creepeth. Shut your devil mouth!

YES!

Habakkuk 2:2 God tells us to write down revelations and scriptures on separate paper. Revelation 22:18 and Deuteronomy 4:2 describes severe punishments for marking in the Bible.

Thank you for the video. While I never called it a "commonplace notebook" or a "journal", I have been writing in notebooks what I have found important, helpful or things to remember from my quiet times, prayer life, sermons and books that I read for most of my life (I'm 70). I have boxes of notebooks. But for me it has been very helpful. And someday they will make good fireplace kindling for someone. 🤣

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Exhort meaning -Encourage

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Jeremy, I know I’m late to the game on this video. You came up as a recommendation on TH-cam, and I really am impressed by the production quality of your channel. Great content married to an interesting visual presentation. I will be, as of this reading, your newest subscriber.

Printing marks upon you is getting cut for the tattoos. Thats a sin as well as worshiping the Beast system that say its okays getting tattooed.

Great video Jer!

Ditching the Apple Watch and carrying around a notebook. I can definitely vouch for the switch to jotting notes in a pocket notebook instead of using my phone for capture. Picking up the phone is an instant opportunity to lose 15-30 minutes every time. Keep preaching!

Why would this be a sin?

I am an avid commonplace book creator. I started about 14 years ago and it was originally a collection of quotes and thoughts and religious minutiae. During the intervening years I have changed significantly and also spent much more time writing in these books. Being a bit OCD I have certain books for certain things: All are A6 size (or so) - Moleskine squared for quotes I have personally heard from speakers at church (on my 4th now) around 4000 quotes so far, Rhodia bullet for my direct scripture recordings and artwork. I fell in love with illuminated manuscripts many years ago and have over the last almost 7 years started copying the scriptures word-for-word with various lousy artwork thrown in. My goal is to complete scriptures 4 times so each of my children will have a handwritten set from me, when I eventually pass on. I use the Leuchterm 1917 bullet point for scriptural commentary. And finally I have a Rhodia blank for my carry everywhere to collect my thoughts at any given time so I can peruse them later or research them etc... Some of these go into my commentaries, but most of the time they are simply an interesting way to keep track of those things i used to wonder about but then forgot before i could actually do anything with. I look forward to future videos from you. If I were to only every pick on notebook it would be the Rhodia. They are the highest quality in my opinion. And all of them are hardbacks. For economic reasons I am switching to A5 size and using other brands on my next trip through the Bible. for the A6 sizes I have never found any economically priced notebooks that compete with Rhodia, Leuchterm or Moleskine. But I have come across several off-brand A5 sizes that compete quite well and often for 1/3 to 1/2 the price.

Trying to journal more. But key for me was to learn (and am learnig) how to say no to good things, so I can say yes and be fully present to better things.

Thanks for watching, let me know down below what have you done to help bring peace of mind to your life?

What Bible is that on your writing desk in the intro to this video?

From one Pastor to another, I've been writing and keeping a commonplace notebook since becoming a Christian in 2008. I love to read about my old thoughts and journey.