Have you known people who know their Bible so well they could give you a Bible study on the spot on just about any subject under the sun? You marvel and wonder how they do it. Granted, there are some people like that, but for the rest of us, we need a little help, don't we? And this is where chain Bible markings come to the rescue.

How does chain Bible markings work? We have come up with the Bible texts on the different topics shown below. Print this out and laminate it in place on the inside of the back cover of your Bible.

The Bible texts shown are the first texts on a series of texts pertaining to the different topics shown. For example: TITLE: The Way of Salvation, KEY: WS and TEXT, which is the first Bible text in the series. Now, when you turn to the first Bible text, Matthew 19:16, annotate at the end of the text your second Bible text with 2WS Rev 21:27. This means the second Bible text on the topic, The Way of Salvation (WS), is Rev 21:27. At the end of the second Bible text, annotate the third text as 3WS John 3:3 and so on until you cover all the Bible texts relating to the way of salvation. When you come to the end of the series, annotate the word END to let you know that you have come to the end of the series. Easy enough, isn't it?

Let's now embark on the most incredible journey through the Bible with the first step. Except for the last Bible topic, Once Saved, Always Saved, credit to the compilation of these Bible studies goes to Theologian and Author J. L. Shuler.