An aid to memorizing Scripture.

[reaganmarsh]

http://www.fbcdurham.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Scripture-Memory-Booklet-Updated-2014.pdf

Andy Davis spoke when I was a student at SBTS. He gave copies of this booklet to everyone at the chapel service that day. I've benefitted from his approach here and was delighted to stumble across it online today.

May your soul feast on the riches of Scripture! Enjoy.

 

[God'sElectSaint]

King James Bible lol I don't know it's the only one I seem to remember maybe the archaic language helps it to be so memorable?

 

[JoannaV]

I'm going to mention scripturetyper.com, because that seems like a resource that could be used to supplement the methods mentioned in that booklet.

 

[RamistThomist]

It's a tested method. I use it to memorize Ps. 119. Do take a week off every now and then and let the Scriptures "cook" in your mind. That way you won't feel pressured or burned out.

 

[TrustGzus]

That's great that it's available free through a link. I purchased an e-book of it through CBD just a couple months ago. No regrets on purchasing it though I need to put it to use.

Another app I've found helpful is an app called "verses". It's $5 but worth it in my opinion. It doesn't offer many translations though. It offers NLT and ESV and they just added the KJV about a month ago. Very handy app that can be used with Andy's book.

 

[reaganmarsh]

I'm going to mention scripturetyper.com, because that seems like a resource that could be used to supplement the methods mentioned in that booklet.

Now that looks like an interesting site. Thank you!

 

[reaganmarsh]

Another app I've found helpful is an app called "verses". It's $5 but worth it in my opinion. It doesn't offer many translations though. It offers NLT and ESV and they just added the KJV about a month ago. Very handy app that can be used with Andy's book.

Cool, thank you for the heads-up! As many (most?) people are glued to their phones these days, this could be a helpful method of renewing the mind.