June 15, 2015

Memorize the WHOLE Bible

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Memorize the WHOLE Bible

Memorizing individual verses is great! But have you ever considered memorizing entire chapters, books, or even the whole Bible? Memorizing extended passages is incredibly rewarding. Here are just a few reasons why:

 

1. Context. Memorizing an extended passage of Scripture helps you better understand the intent & meaning of it.

 

2. Recall & Association. Anyone ever ask you, "Where's the verse that says such-and-such?" Memorizing an entire passage helps cement individual verses in your memory. You will become far more familiar with the layout of the Bible and where certain themes are addressed.

 

3. Transformation. Most importantly, when you memorize extended passages, the Bible truly becomes apart of you. You begin to change from within, draw closer to God, and look more like Jesus.

 

Look out for our next bulletin, where we will show you exactly how to memorize extended passages in a few easy steps with Scripture Typer!

  

Tips & Tricks

Challenge Yourself

Increase your Target Accuracy percentage! The Scripture Typer default is 90% accuracy to mark a verse memorized or reviewed, but you can increase your personal Target Accuracy under Settings -> Preferences on the Scripture Typer App for iPhone, Android, & Kindle Fire to further challenge yourself to know God's Word. Happy memorizing!

  

Featured Verse Collection

God, Who Knows My Heart

God knows us, even better than we know ourselves. We cannot hide from Him! No matter how distant He may feel, He is closer than we may think. Realize the Lord's nearness. Memorize and meditate on Psalm 139 in the God, Who Knows My Heart collection today.

 

"For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb." Psalm 139:13 ESV 

Click here to memorize this verse now.

  

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