Simply put, the Bible is God's love letter to mankind. Our only hope, salvation, and future.

For the last 52 years and it's just as exciting and interesting as it was when I first started reading it. I'm reading through it again and I love bible study. I learn something every time I read it, to this day. No other book can touch it, as far as wisdom, knowledge, and life-changing knowledge for transformation by the Holy Spirit unto salvation. No other book is like it in any way, as it is inspired and alive by the Holy Spirit of God, given to holy men of old to write, as the Holy Spirit led them. God is its author, so there are no contradictions in it. There are things that may appear to be contradictions, but God does not make mistakes. He cannot err. Given careful Bible study and taken in context, history, whom was being addressed, etc., one will see that there are no contradictions. One could study the Bible till they leave this earth and still not learn everything that is in God's wonderful book, the Bible. I treasure it more than any book. It's always thrilling to read the details of what we can expect in the future. I'm looking forward to the rapture and I hope I live long enough to take part in it.

I try to incorporate it in my daily habit. These are The Wisest words I have ever read. It is like a puzzle fit together. The Holy Spirit helps us in understanding The Bible. It is good for politicians, doctors, Engineers, Laborers as well as scientists. Even plumbers, carpenters, firefighters and sailors can learn from it.

Long enough to realize it was contradictory and to see that the teachers of my church got angry when asked about these contradictions....from a child.

Ive looked at it since with the gained knowledge of an adult, but it has only shown more cracks, bad translations, power hungry bias from human hands and that it was segmently stolen from older relfions over its evolution .

I think it still has some valididty, but not in the sense that many give it.

Im still studying it on an off....along with other religious books.

There are times it is my main source of Spiritual food. The Holy Spirit helps me with the hermeneutics. Currently I trust TD Jakes with the Sermons that I listen to.

I haven't studied much lately. When I did, I went through the book chapter by chapter. For a while, I studied with a retired pastor, and it was wonderful—so much better than doing it on my own.

We must make a study of God....what He loves...what He hates....how He speaks and how He acts.

I cannot imitate a God whose features and habits I have never learned...

We must make a study of Him if we want to become like Him.

We must seek His face.

I do regularly with abandon.

I read portions of the Bible every day, and I've studied it for over 50 years.

That depends. Now? Not as much as I should, though probably more than many.
When I was in college? Massive amounts, often pulling all nighter study sessions for the exams that would come the next day.

I have been studying the Bible regularly for the past 40 years. Reading it every day, studying it several hours each week.

I read and study it every day. Depending on the context maybe 30 mins to an hour.

Some sections like certain chapters of John are so rich I studied them for 2 hours.

like bill cosby said, I've lost my way in the first couple pages about who is who where they come from. etc.

0 days. 0 hours. 0 minutes.

I’m anti-religion, though I respect the desire of others to believe as they wish.

I've read it several times. All I can salvage is three basic ideas in afterlife, salvation and reciprocity.

Zero now, went to Catholic school and Catholic college, one thing I learned is the Bible is just an interpretation of how they understood the world and not fact. The difference between Catholics and evangelicals.

I don't study it. I remember what I was taught in school Religious Knowledge lessons (sadly teaching only about Christianity), from occasional services and from theologians on the radio.

I don't even have a copy of the Bible.

My dad read it three times a day for years.. still does

I try to read daily.

0

0 I stopped believing a long time ago.

As long as it takes.

I usually read/study Bible/Bible related things at least a few hours every week

As long as I can stay awake

When i would do that it would be all day, but not these days.

I don't.

I don't.

I read it once. Only new testament.

I don't study, I simply look up scriptures one, or a few, at a time and correlate them to modern day life. If it is wise then I apply it, if it's ridiculous, I disregard.

I study multiple different versions of the Bible for about 20 years and that was about 30 years ago

Not as much as I should

Chapter a day, however long that takes.

Makes for good toilet paper.

About 5 mins. Makes no sense to me.

I don't.

Never there’s too much filler too much nonsense