Michael Huskey

Huskey's Study Notes Michael Huskey

The layout of this study is helpful for both teachers as well as those using it as a personal study. We live in a busy world and often times it is difficult to put lessons together for a teacher. This study has been put together in a way that you can open the book and begin teaching without any preparation if needed because all of the work has been done for you. I recommend taking time to be well prepared, but understand that sometimes this isn't possible. If you are using this for personal study, each verse has been explained and questions have been raised in order to help you grow and understand in a greater way. There seems to be a gap between volumes of commentaries and the basic outline books on scripture, doctrine, and theology. Bible commentaries can be overwhelming and often might include more information than a student may be interested to learn. And then we find small-group curriculum and devotionals, which are mostly man-centered rather than God-centered and are largely lacking in exegesis (understanding the true meaning of the text). This study is my effort to bridge those gaps. These are my personal study notes in which I have both accumulated and exposited in order to help exegetically teach through books of the Bible in small groups and Sunday school classes. I wanted to make these available to anyone that is looking to either grow in their knowledge and understanding of God's Word or teach God's word to others. There are basic notes, questions, and expositions throughout this study. The intention is to either bring to remembrance the things you have already studied in order to expound upon them, or to help engage conversation among those you are teaching. The NASB version of the Bible has been selected for this study. The sub-points have been staggered in order to help you keep your place when you look away. I have included space for you to add your personal notes. In addition to the questions included, you may present any statement or point into a question format if you are trying to get the group of students to better engage with the topic. I hope that this study is beneficial in helping you to grow in your understanding of Scripture and the character of God, as well as aiding you to teach others the richness of God's holy Word. There is a student guide available if you are teaching a group of people.