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About a month ago, I wrote a post about the – using Crayola Twistable Crayons! I seriously didn’t think it would get as many comments, shares, or even off-site discussion as it did – so much so that people still comment on how much I like to use crayons (some of us really never do grow up). In all the discussion I had around the post, there was a single question that kept popping up: What system do you use for your Bible marking? The History Of Surrealism Maurice Nadeau Pdf. It’s one thing to tote the awesomeness of the Crayola Twistable Crayons for making your Bible look pretty, it’s another to actually know what colors to use for what topics. When I wrote the post, I didn’t really have a color scheme down yet.

I had used two colors at that point, and was still figuring out what my plan would be. My Color Marking Scheme I gave it about a month to test out, and came up with nine different colors to highlight nine different topics: Light Blue I use this to highlight anything in scripture that talks about my identity in Christ, because that was and still is a constant reminder I need.

Airview Ubiquiti Manual - The Best Software For Your. Orange I use this to highlight the promises of God that are applicable to my life today. Who doesn’t like being reminded of what God promises to do?! Yellow This one gets used to highlight references to God’s salvation and righteousness. Light Purple I chose light purple to highlight the glory of God and His attributes, because purple is symbolic of royalty. Seemed fitting. Black I use this color every so lightly (cause black crayon highlight black text = no more text to read) to indicate verses that talk about sin and the thoughts and actions we should avoid.

Teal I use this color to highlight references to hope. Personally, it can be easy for me to struggle with hope in certain areas in my life, and wanted to make sure to call out any references to build up my hope. Dark Blue I use dark blue to highlight references to faith, because I really like the color blue and I’ve been told I am a man of immense faith. Seemed to work. Red This color I use to highlight Christ’s sacrifices – not only his ultimate sacrifice on the cross, but the sacrifices He made throughout His life as well. Brown Brown is one of my top favorite colors (walk through my house and you’ll quickly be able to tell!) so I use it to highlight God’s commands – not because I always like God’s commands, but because I want to always obey His commands. So there you have it.