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Sony XB60 Review - Now You Can Have Wall Shacking Bass EVERYWHERE - Duration: 16:48.

Sony didn't just drop their 1000XM2 headphones last week, they also released two new portable

Extra Bass speakers.

THIS is the Sony GTK-XB60, if you've ever thought hmm….

Like the XB40 but I wish it was larger and much louder then the XB60 is your answer.

So, how does this new speaker preform?

We're about to find out.

Don't forget to like comment and subscribe and you can watch some of my other videos

here after you're done watching this video.

And there will be a sound test at the end of this video too.

Like most Sony speakers, the Sony GTK-XB60 come in multiple color ways.

You can either get it in black or blue.

The Sony XB60 currently retails for $349.99 and its just $100 more than the XB40.

But unlike the XB30 and XB40 which also have a hundred dollar price difference between

them but only slightly minor performance differences… the jump from the XB40 to the XB60 is much

bigger.

If you want to pick this speaker up I'll have links in the description below and I'll

keep them updated so you can get the best deal possible.

Sony speakers routinely go on sale so you might get lucky.

The Sony XB60 uses the same materials as the Sony XB7.

The majority of the body is made out of textured hard plastic and on the back theres some wood

paneling.

There are rubber pads on the bottom and on it side so you can stand the speaker up right

or lay it flat.

And there are handles on either side that really make transporting this speaker much

easier.

Just like all other Sony Extra Bass speakers the XB60 has a metal grill on the front, and

a built in light feature.

The XB60 has a hight of 21.73 inches a width of 10.39 inches and a depth of 10.71 inches

and weighs in at 17.64 pounds.

Or for my international peoples this speaker is .55 meters by .26 meters by .27 meters

respectively.

And it weighs 8 kilos.

And a good chunk of that weight is due to the rechargeable battery.

But for those wondering, NO this speaker is not water proof.

So don't get it wet.

Concerning speaker set up, the Sony XB60 has dual 50 millimeter or 2 inch tweeters in the

center… and dual 130 millimeter or 5 inch woofers.

You have a ring of full color LEDS, strobe lights on the top and bottom and there are

single color lights that illuminate the woofers themselves.

On the top of the speaker you'll see theres your power button, volume control buttons,

and thankfully they added a play/pause button.

And this is a big deal because on the Sony XB5 and XB7 there was no play/pause button

so if your phone or the included remote wasn't near by you couldn't control your music

playback.

And for those wondering… the XB60 does not have an included controller.

But honestly I don't care.

And you'll also find other buttons like the Function button to cycle between your

audio sources, and the Add and Party chain button.

You can also use the party chain button to turn off the light feature by pressing and

holding.

If you have two Sony XB60's you can pair them together and have them play in stereo

mode or if you have other XB speakers like the XB30, XB40, or the larger XB90 you can

pair up to 10 speakers together and have them all play in sync.

And thankfully Sony streamlined the pairing process on the XB60 and XB90.

All you have to do is press the Party chain button on each speaker and you're done.

Just like JBL Speakers.

A little further up you'll also see a slit where you can rest your phone or tablet and

a even more up you'll find an NFC touch point.

On the back of the speaker you'll find RCA ports so you can daisy chain more speakers

together, a USB port and a mic input.

But Sony did not include a 3.5 millimeter audio jack which is a bummer.

Through the USB port you can charge your own phone and play MP3, WMA, and WAV files on

most devices.

But you cant play music through the USB port when using Apple devices so you're stuck

with only a bluetooth connection.

But like I've said in the past, Sony does a really good job of having a really clear

wireless Audio Connection on both their speakers and headphones.

So personally I don't really need an Audio jack on the XB60 but I know for some certain

users it might be a must have.

Concerning Tech specs, the Sony XB60 is using bluetooth 4.2 and can be paired up to 3 devices

at the same time.

And you've got a wireless range of around 40 feet with direct line of sight.

And it also does a really good job of keeping a solid connection through multiple walls.

When it comes to battery life the Box says its good for 14 hours with an Asterisk.

You can get 14 hours of playback with the lights turned off and at a low volume.

But real world use with the light feature turned on and the speaker at a moderate volume

I've averaged about 7 hours.

But when the volume is at max and with the light on I've averaged 4 hours of playback.

So if you plan on taking this somewhere remember to pack the charging cable.

New to the XB60 and XB90 is stamina mode and basically what it does is that it reduces

the output of the speakers.

So there wont be as much bass, it wont get as loud, and the sound isn't as crisp.

but you'll be able to squeeze out about to more hours of playback time.

And thankfully Sony got rid of the please charge feature that was on the XB40 and XB30.

When the battery on the XB60 gets below 20% it'll simply say please charge and flash

a few times and thats it.

BUT It will no longer nag you to put it back on the charger or limit the volume like the

XB40 or the XB30.

And for those wondering, if you press and hold the stamina button the speaker will tell

you its current battery percentage.

Concerning sound quality, this speaker is all about bass and loudness.

At max volume this thing averages about 82 decibels.

But its also a very directional speaker, if you stand off to the side or behind it all

you're going to get is sub bass.

So placement is very important with this speaker.

For the most part, I like how this speaker sounds.

But I think theres still room for improvement concerning instrument separation and the highs.

It just sounds like everything is too close together and it hard to pick instruments apart

and the highs like to resonate a bit.

But this speaker has almost zero distortion at max volume which was a problem with the

XB7.

But through Sony's Music center app you can either select from a few pre made EQ's,

make your own or you can just use Sony's ClearAudio+ setting.

And what ClearAudio+ does is that it automatically adjust's the speakers settings depending

on what you're listening to.

There are also some DJ Effects but all those do is distort the sound so I never touch those.

Through Music center you can also adjust the light mode on the Sony XB60.

You can choose from Rave, Chill, a rave mode without the strobe lights, Hot where only

reds and oranges will flash, cool where only blues and greens will flash, theres strobe,

and there are a few calm options as well.

But I dont know whats going on with Sony's App development teams.

Sony's headphones App is solid… it works most the time, the UI is good enough and its

easy to toggle the settings of the 1000XM2's.

Sony's Music center app only works half the time, and from a UI standpoint it takes

to many steps to get the the EQ, or get to the light settings or even just check the

battery life.

I don't know why the app layout for the XB60 isn't like the 1000XM2.

And then theres fiestable which is just an eye sore but you can adjust the color of the

light feature on the XB60 after you've selected one of the previously mentioned light modes.

So if you want blue strobe lights fiestable can make it happen.

But regardless, Sony needs to step up their app game.

The biggest pet peeve I have with the Sony XB30 and XB40 is that when the battery on

either of those speakers get below 20% the speakers will abruptly lower the volume, repeatedly

say please charge and wont let the volume go above 20% so you have no other option than

to put the speaker back on the charger even though you still had 20% battery.

Thankfully the XB60 dosnt do that, but it still has a weird quirk.

Everytime you plug the XB60 to charge after you've used it even though the speaker is

off the speaker will go into demo mode and continuously cycle through the light modes.

So every time you plug it in to charge you have to wait a few seconds and then press

and hold the party chain button to turn off the light feature even though the speaker

is off to begin with.

Its just annoying, if I have the speaker off I want it completely off.

I don't know why Sony does things like this, its like they actively sabotage their own

products.

So whats the verdict on the Sony XB60, if you're all about bass and loudness then

for its size its pretty good.

But like I said the Highs and instrument separation could be better.

Its pretty versatile, if you want to take it with you on the go or hook it up to your

tv you can do either of those things.

Even though there is a built in battery, don't for get the power cord.

For a $350 portable blue tooth speaker the XB60 is all about sound and looks.

Its not as durable as lets say the JBL Extreme and it is teetering on the edge of "is this

thing too big to lug around" But its small enough that it will fit in most places and

the carrying handles make lugging this 18 pound brick easy enough.

Personally I think this speaker is perfect for campus life if you're in college.

And heres the sound test.

I'm going to cycle through some speakers of the same size.

As always the all of the speakers will be playing at the same decibel level streaming

from the same device and the same distance away from the same mic so hopefully the only

difference

is

sound quality.

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The Bible is Very Big, Where do I Start? - Duration: 31:10.

so my friend hasn't asked me a question he said all these different people are

saying you need a study this or you need a study this and and he opens the Word

of God and I'm sure it's curiosity sees all of these different subjects and he's

just like Oh No where do I start and he's not it seems like I need to know

this right now and I I realized that she has this question and I'm sure many of

you guys did too because I know I certainly did this was something that I

was struggling with when i first started studying the scriptures I just didn't

know where to begin so today I'm going to answer the question the Bible is very

big where do I start and before we get into that I want to deal with some

principles this is where you start in the book of John verse 17 717 scripture

says if any man be willing to do his will he shall know of the doctrine

whether it be of God or whether I speak of myself this is one of the fundamental

verses of the Bible if you want to understand the doctrine which means

teaching then you need to be willing to apply it to your life that is who God is

going to teach God is looking for obedience that's why in second I mean in

John chapter 12 verse 20 verse 35 jesus said unto them yet a little while is the

light with you walk while you have the light less darkness come upon you for he

that walketh in darkness know not whether you go is so the principles if

you want to understand the scriptures apply what you already know to your life

and God will give you greater light because knowledge is a responsibility

Luke chapter 12 verse 47 says in the servant which knew the Lord's will and

prepared not himself neither did according to his Will shall be beaten

with many stripes but he that knew not and did commit things worthy of stripes

shall be beaten with few why foreign to whomsoever much is given of him shall

much the shall be much required and two men and to whom men have committed much

of him they will ask more so knowledge is a responsibility when God says let's

shed light in your path the important part is not so much to gather up to try

and collect everything right now but is to ask yourself am i living up to the

light that I have because if I'm living up to life that I have God will give me

a greater light God loves you too much to continue to teach you spiritual

things and give you more revelations of his will if you're not walking in the

light already because when you don't walk in the light darkness proportionate

to the light that you've had falls out and we aren't held accountable for what

we know so especially in the beginning it's very important to surrender our

hearts surrender our plans to God every morning it's not something you just do

once surrendering your will to God is a moment by moment decision so walk and

live up to the light that you have in Luke chapter 16 verse 10 scripture says

a very important verse this is actually one of my favorite verses in the Bible

he that is faithful and that which is least is faithful also a much he that is

unjust in the lease is unjust also and much I know when we first begin we want

to gather up everything we know and say I want to understand at all and that's I

was and I really was thirsty I wanted to study the scriptures because I realized

that the more I applied the scriptures to my life the better my life got that

sin is the reason of all my pain my sorrow my sufferings my trials my

shortcomings everything negative in life that I was experiencing was a result of

thin and first John 34 says sin is the transgression of the law the lot is the

word of god it's the Ten Commandments yes and it's also all of Scripture so

when we go against the will of God which sums 40 verse 8 says I delight to do thy

will oh my god gays I law is within my heart the Word of God is the expressed

will of God and when we deviate from that that's where the pain and sorrow

comes so the sooner we learn the sooner we can apply to our life because if I

don't have an intellectual understanding of what God's will is no matter how

willing I am I can't apply it to my life so God looks up man looks on the outward

appearance but God looks upon the heart and you can see the willingness that we

have and if we are willing he will continue to teach us greater things but

the key is to be faithful in that which is least that is your preparation for

having greater knowledge that's your preparation for having greater

responsibility in the work of gods are telling your true purpose in life to

glorify Him so another principle that we should see is that truth is progressive

proverbs chapter 4 verse 18 said but the path of the just is as a shining light

that shyness more and more unto the perfect day when you think about a

shining light that grows more and more to the perfect day that's represented as

the Sun when you look in the morning the day dawn it is total darkness there's no

understanding it's nighttime but then the Sun comes up and it gradually it's

not just the day break of dawn and then full noontide the perfect day it's a

progression God shows us in proportion to the light that we want and so when

you look at nature itself when you plant a seed it doesn't just grow and bear

fruition if I planned the tomatoes Eden then I'm not going to get a tomato the

next day no matter how much I want and also a principal in Galatians says what

you sow is what you read if I planted tomato seed I cannot expect a watermelon

likewise if I'm filling my mind with trash really bad music or television

video games media stuff all these things that distract the mind from God if I'm

filling my mind with novel readings and I'm and I'm not things that compared to

the eternal words of God that can save our souls don't hold any value or don't

have any weight to them then I can't expect to understand the scriptures if

much of my study time my precious devotional time is spent in fictitious

reading and things that are of little or no value so what you sow is what you

read Matthew chapter 13 describes that our understanding of the scripture is

represented in a parable of the sower that went forth is so as

the good seed is the word of God so our understanding is represented as a plant

that is growing towards the Sun and when you look at the trees a tree will

continue to grow and what I like about the trees as many trees are actually

they look like arrows and they point to the Creator and they're growing up

towards the Sun and nature and revelation a light testify of God's love

and so those trees they're pointing up to heaven and they're growing towards

the Sun just like any plant they need the Sun to survive and just arrived

Malachi 42 says but I'm to you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness

arise with healing in his wings and you shall grow up and go forth as as a

castle installed so if we fear the Lord is the beginning of wisdom the fear of

the Lord is to depart from evil so that if we fear God's name that's to whom the

promise of the Sun the path of the just the shining light that shines into a

perfect day is going to arrive in your hearts and bring forth healing but when

you consider that analogy of the plant your goal is a son your mark is the Sun

but you're that plant never reaches the Sun it is such a high mark that it is

impossible for that plant to reach the Sun nevertheless that's its direction

that's its growth that's where it is going towards that's why I really like

likewise it is impossible to exhaust even one subject or one promise in the

Word of God we will be studying the Scriptures throughout this ceaseless

ages of eternity remember that we will be studying forever and we will be

learning your things so don't think that God expects you to know everything right

now patience is an important part of the

everlasting gospel in Revelation chapter 14 verse 12 the third angels message

includes here's the patience of the Saints here are they to keep the

commandments of God and have the faith of Jesus and I really like how Paul put

it in Philippians 3 12 through 14 he says not as though I had already attains

either were already perfect but and in verse 14 he says I press toward the mark

of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus so we don't get to a point where

we are perfect or that we have this that is our goal Christ is our example the

righteousness of Christ the perfect reflection of the character of God and

we press towards it there's never going to come a time where you're just going

to say I understand all things of the Bible and there is nothing else for me

to learn the truth of the matter is the more I know the more I know I know

nothing because the more that you know the more you're able to know and that's

the beautiful thing you'll never quit learning a principle that I'd like to

share with you when studying the scriptures is that don't just read the

bible study it when i looked through the scriptures i tried to search far and

wide I was looking for somewhere that the Bible commanded us to read to

surface read the scriptures I found I read every verse in the Bible that said

the word read readeth reading I found not one but you know what i did find is

in second Timothy chapter 2 verse 15 it said study to show thyself approved unto

God the workmen at me is not be ashamed rightly dividing the word of truth and

then I found in John Fox learning 9 search the Scriptures for enemy think

you have eternal life but they are they which testify of me so every verse of

the Bible testifies of Christ and God tells us to study to search and then

when I go to proverbs chapter 2 verse 3 and 4 it tells us a cry after knowledge

to lift up our voice for understanding we want to understand the Bible how do

we do it God's promise is are all conditional he says in verse 4 it's thou

seekest heard understanding and knowledge as silver and searches for her

as for hidden treasures then shopped out understand the fear of the Lord and find

the knowledge of God so the promise of understanding and having knowledge of

the scriptures is only given to those who search for it as for hid treasures

and as for silver and when you think about treasures that are HID they're not

found on the surface when was the last time you were walking through the

streets on the surface and you tripped over a golden or and that just doesn't

happen the precious truth of the word of God are found deep into the mind of

truth so we need to take our shaft and we need to dig for the truth as for hid

treasures it's not going to be found on the surface surface reading the

Scriptures is better than nothing but it's not going to give you the value

that Christ desires to teach you that you might say well this is new to me

well let's look at the example of Christ if there's anyone in the scriptures we

can trust and follow the example of Christ how did Jesus study the

scriptures Matthew chapter 24 verse 27 describes the road to Emmaus the Christ

had just died and he resurrected but his disciples didn't know that he had some

disciples walking on this road they were very sorrowful and they were burdens and

then in verse 25 jesus said Oh full slow part to believe all that the prophets

have spoken ought not Christ to have suffered these things and to enter into

his glory so what they were currently going through crash was saying look

didn't the prophets testify of me so what did he do in verse 27 this is how

Jesus studied the Bible with his disciples and taught them to do also

beginning at Moses the Alpha of the Bible and all the prophets he expounded

unto them and all the Scriptures the things concerning himself wow that is a

nugget right there Moses is the first five books of the Bible Genesis Exodus

Leviticus numbers and Deuteronomy and then all the profits every book of the

Bible was written by the Prophet so when Jesus gave a Bible study he didn't just

read one book and read one chapter and go into next chapter and go to the next

chapter that's not how he did it he brought all the scriptures together on

the subject that he wished to know then let every word have its proper bearing

and if he could form the theory without a contradiction it cannot be an error

this that's Miller's third or fourth rule and that's how to study the Bible

and when we look at Jesus he brought all of the things concerning himself

specifically the sufferings of Christ the cross of Christ he was taking them

through the Bible this is what we call proof texts method that's how God wants

us to study not just read but to study the Bible and you know in my and we have

several videos on our youtube channel it on how to study the Bible I'd really

encourage you to look at some of the other videos they will help you to give

you other principles to do that but we don't want to do that right now I want

to share with you my testimony when I first started

ah there were so many different subjects there was a lot of different experiences

I didn't know where to begin so what I ended up doing it's kind of like a

curiosity shop I saw this subject and that subject in this subject and then I

would read and it seemed like I'd go down this subject and I'm like oh wow

that now I learned this new subject and I go here and it seemed like I was just

skipping along the surface I was I would study subject by subject but I didn't

have a deep understanding of any subject I just was surface reading and it seems

like it was like bunny hopping so for me when I tried to study all of these

different subjects at once I didn't get very far and all I began doing was I was

familiar with a lot of different keywords and phrases and maybe I knew

about what someone was talking about but I couldn't give a Bible study on it I

couldn't explain it for myself I didn't really understand what was being talked

about because I just dealt from topic to topic topic to topic and I just quickly

went through at all I recognize that it concerned me because I couldn't teach

these things it made it to where it was easier to accept them without actually

studying to show myself approved so one thing that I would encourage you one

thing that I realized that tremendously helped me is the best way to study is

not to take all the subjects at once that's how like false education in the

schools they teach you you have seven different periods you learn all of these

different classes all that wants and cram it together that system of cramming

discourages independent thought and it doesn't allow us to really get do well

one thing at a time and in order to be successful we must study one thing at a

time study it thoroughly even though you can't exhaust it study it well because

once I found when I started to take one subject

then I studied it thoroughly and I was like okay now I understand then I moved

on to the next subject studied it thoroughly but it actually helped me to

understand that better and I realized that these two subjects are connected

with as perfect links in the chain of truth that can never be broken and the

more you learn the more you will be able to learn if you study one subject deep

then you study another subject deep you will see how those verses are connected

and then the third study becomes easier to understand and then you'll have three

subjects that you can see the connections with and make better links

and and it will help you to go further faster but you're not going to

understand the scriptures if you are just surface reading and going from

subject to subject to subject take one subject concentrate your powers if your

mind wanders bring it back study the subject learn it well then and don't

stay better because people who stay with one subject there what we're told are

called mono maniacs and these people can only see one subject they urge it on

everybody and this oftentimes breeds fanaticism when there's just one thing

that you get stuck on and because that's the deepest thing that you know in the

Bible and that's the first thing that you really studied the most you urge

that upon everyone else you need to study that you need to study that you

need to study that and because you don't know what I know then you're lost or

because you don't know what I know then then I'm questioning your religious

experience and people like that they try to play this burden especially on young

people that you need to study this right now this is this is the message of the

hour and that may be the only thing that they've had that has really helped them

to study the Bible and I'm used that to give them a deeper experience but again

truth is progressive God wants us to walk by faith and not by

you want just to make continual advancements that's why our ministries

called walks with god ministries not stand by God ministry or stand with God

it's walk with God it's a progression our walk should never cease with one

subject when you study that thoroughly this is an important part move on to the

next subject study that thoroughly and that is how you will get a depth and

breadth of understanding of the scriptures and it will help to balance

your mind so you won't be fanatical or one sided or one man message you will be

able to see how things connect together and God will expand your minds so when

you're dealing with one subject at a time now the question I imagine comes or

which subject should I start with and I would say study what is relevant in your

life what questions do you have about your Christian experience what

objections have you heard from others that you try to share your faith with

what concerns do you have what temptations are you currently struggling

with and whatever temptations those are study the opposite traits of character

in the scriptures and you will find victory so for instance if I'm lady and

I recognize I'm lazy i'm lacking motivation I wouldn't necessarily study

like the word sluggard although there's a lot of council on that I would study

the opposite and study diligence or in industry or perseverance study things

the opposite traits of character because the tears of the grave and all your

negatives like dwelling upon your faults dwelling upon your mistakes and all

these different things that just discourages you but when you set your

eyes what second Corinthians 3 18 says by beholding we will become changed so

if you behold yourself you'll you'll never rise higher than whatever you set

your eyes to so when you behold the Sun of righteousness you look at Christ

perfect example you look at the cross which is a perfect reflection of the

character of God the diligence of perseverance you see that Christ wasn't

lazy when he went to the cross he loved you his motivation was because the joy

that was set before him he endured the cross despising the shame it wasn't easy

for him he prayed in the garden good send me lower father never if it be

possible remove this cup from me but nevertheless not my will but thy will be

done he was willing to do God's will so study those opposite traits of character

and you'll find victory but when you study if you want to have a righteous

life if you want Christ's righteousness imparted to you is the difference

between imputed and parted we won't go into that right now but if you want to

experience the righteousness by faith that experience with Christ notice how

the righteous study the Bible and studying things in proverbs 15 20 28 it

says the heart of the righteous study to answer but the mouth of the wicked poor

without evil things the key is to study to answer don't just study to learn

study to teach you if you have questions answer them if you hear objections from

others answer them and then answer and study to answer them and then share with

others the difference between the righteous and the wicked but we can have

questions they don't and finances but we can have objections and they just hang

their hats upon their hooks of doubts and they never come to the knowledge of

the truth so God has called you you have a divine Commission a great commission a

divine duty an obligor ille obligation to share with others what God has shared

with you knowledge is a responsibility he's not just teaching you so that you

can hoard all this knowledge and be a spiritual glutton

so eating and eating the little book and eating the scriptures but not working

for the salvation of souls to work off those spiritual calories in proportion

of what you're learning you have a responsibility to share with others will

god I shared with you like and many times we feel oh no I need to understand

the message we first before I can share but the truth of the matter is you will

never understand until you share what you know first look at the woman at the

well in John chapter 4 this woman was living an open sin Jesus took the time

to share he had a faithful regard for the one so audience and that one soul

took the message to thousands of people she couldn't give a Bible study on

Daniel 9 and explained the very year and season when the Messiah would come she

couldn't prove text through the Scriptures like Jesus did on the road to

Emmaus and say look is he not the Christ no he shared his experience she said

come see a man who told me all things that I ever did is he not the Christ how

simple is that if what you understand is simple share it if what you have is your

experience share it your testimony is value valuable your testimony is

powerful revelation 12 11 says they overcame the devil by the word of their

by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony that is where we find

victory by helping others overcome we will overcome that is the secret of

victory we need to share with others that the best way to learn is to teach

Deuteronomy chapter 11 verse 33 gives an indication of how we know if we truly

understand something because if you understand something what will you be

found doing according to Daniel chapter 11 verse 33 it says and they that

understand among the people shout instruct many so the real test if you

truly understand is if you can instruct can you explain it can you teach it

because if you can't teach it then you don't understand you are studying to

learn not studying to answer therefore God is not going to teach you and he

will not give you understanding throughout studying the Bible surface no

you're not then the then the Lord wants you to climb up higher he has something

better and so that is the best way to try and figure out if you understand

something but it's not only can I teach it but second Timothy chapter 2 verse 2

gives another principle when you study the Scriptures this is what God wants

you to do and the things that thou has heard of me among many witnesses this is

Paul talking to Timothy the same commit thou to faithful men who shall teach

others also so Paul preaching a sermon Paul speaking the gospel he says this is

your responsibility what you heard of me sharing on youtube on in the

congregations in the audience's when you listen to sermons my friends study to

answer and study to instruct many but in order to do that you need to take notes

take notes on this lesson take notes on this video and then go over those notes

see if it's true what I'm saying pray to the Holy Spirit I pray to the Father

through Christ that the Holy Spirit will help you to understand what you're

sharing what you're learning and then go forth and share it with others and as

you instruct many your goal is not just to extract them but to instruct them in

a manner that they threw your understand your explanation will be able to teach

others also that is a true goal if the people you teach can teach others then

you understand then you understand it that is the goal of bible study and if

you follow these principles i believe God will be with you God will teach you

God will help you in your life will you will find in God's Word it to be the joy

and rejoicing of your life and he will help you to overcome whatever you're

struggling with and at the beginning it may seem overwhelming but be of good

cheer my friends because through faithful in the little things we buy

diligent effort what is difficult at first eventually becomes habit and once

it's habit it's a consistent thing that's not as difficult I hope this

helps answer your question the Bible is very big where do I start have a great

day and God bless

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yom kippur 2017 [ when is yom kippur 2017 [ yom kippur candle lighting prayer ] - Duration: 2:51.

Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, begins at sundown on September 29.

Those that observe the "day of atonement" will fast for 25 hours, until sundown on September 30 this year.

Reflection is a key theme during the Jewish High Holidays — which take place for 10 days between Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year which began at sunset on September 20, and Yom Kippur.

Whether you're Jewish or not, reflecting on the past year and looking ahead at the one to come is a valuable exercise — one that's even easier with an increasingly popular website: 10Q.

Every fall, beginning on Rosh Hashanah, 10Q participants are emailed a question a day for 10 days, and answers are recorded in the site's "vault." The following year, your responses are emailed back to you, so you can reflect on how your year played out.

. Then, the process begins again. Think of it as one of those school assignments where you had to write a letter to your future self, and your teacher mailed it to you a year later.

It's not too late to participate this year, but you have to finish all 10 questions — and officially submit them to the "10Q vault" — within 72 hours of nightfall on September 30, when Yom Kippur ends this year. At that point, the vault closes, and your answers are stored and saved until next year.

The 10 questions (plus one bonus question) cover a variety of topics. You'll be asked to describe a significant experience you've had in the past year, and if there's something you wish you had done differently.

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