February 7, 2016

Benefits of Memorizing Extended Passages of Scripture

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Benefits of Memorizing Extended Passages of Scripture

Looking for your next memory challenge? Consider memorizing an extended passage of Scripture. The benefits are trememendous, including:

  1. A broader, deeper understanding of the Scripture.
  2. Easier recall of individual verses when memorized in context.
  3. Gives direction for prayer, study, and meditation in your time with the Lord.

Don't be daunted by the magnitude of verses in a longer passage, chapter, or even book of the Bible. It doesn't have to be done all at once. In fact, taking a year or two to memorize large chunks of Scripture is an excellent way to marinade in God's Word and uncover deeper layers of truth.

 

Ready to start? Here are a few of our favorite passages:

  1. John 15 - Join our new John 15 Bible Memory Group now!

  2. Matthew 5:1-7:29 (Sermon on the Mount)

  3. Book of James

TIP: We recommend creating a collection for each chapter you memorize. When you import a range of verses, be sure to select "YES" when asked whether to split into individual verses. This makes for easier mastery and review. Happy memorizing!

  

Tips & Tricks

Choose Your Favorite Typing Mode

Did you know you can type verses out on the Scripture Typer App, letter for letter--not just the first letter of each word? To type everything out on the app, go to Settings -> Preferences -> Typing Mode -> Type Everything. This is particularly helpful if you use an iPad or tablet with an actual keyboard.

 

You also have several options for typing verses out on ScriptureTyper.com: 1) Type Everything for Speed, 2) Type Everything for Accuracy, and 3) Type First Letter of Each Word. Just log in to your account on ScriptureTyper.com, and go to the Preferences page to change your typing mode. Experiment, and see which one you like best. Happy memorizing!

 

John 15 Bible Memory Group

Memorize This Week

Memorize John 15:9-11 with us this week in our John 15 Bible Memory Group. One of the most paramount chapters of the Bible, John 15 is loaded with wisdom and revelation on how to walk with Jesus on a daily basis. It's not too late to join the fun. Click here to join now, and abide in Jesus this winter!

 

"As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Abide in my love." John 15:9 ESV

  

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