We All Have Two Bibles

Every Christian has at least two Bibles. First, there is the actual Bible—all sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments, originally composed in Hebrew and Greek over thousands of years, and eventually compiled and organized by the early Church. Then there is our functional Bible, which is usually much, much smaller. Our functional Bible is defined as the sections of the actual Bible we regularly engage and seek to apply to our lives.