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A key would be a summary of your shorthand notations. For instance, you might abbreviate the Second Coming as "SC", or baptism as "BZ". It may be difficult to remember what your shorthand meant later, so it's a good idea to write it down. This is true of any method you employ.

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<!-- b. An accurate and understandable key to understanding your Bible markings (digital or print). -->
A key would be a summary of your shorthand notations. For instance, you might abbreviate the Second Coming as "SC", or baptism as "BZ". It may be difficult to remember what your shorthand meant later, so it's a good idea to write it down. This is true of any method you employ.

A key would be a summary of your shorthand notations. For instance, you might abbreviate the Second Coming as "SC", or baptism as "BZ". It may be difficult to remember what your shorthand meant later, so it's a good idea to write it down. This is true of any method you employ.

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-<!-- b. Mark your Bible (digital/print) for two topics/subjects using one of these methods, and using a minimum of ten texts each. -->
+<!-- b. An accurate and understandable key to understanding your Bible markings (digital or print). -->
-These methods are good for personal study
+A key would be a summary of your shorthand notations. For instance, you might abbreviate the Second Coming as "SC", or baptism as "BZ". It may be difficult to remember what your shorthand meant later, so it's a good idea to write it down. This is true of any method you employ.
-*Chain Reference
-*Color Coding
-*Cross Reference
-*Subject Lists