THIS IS THE EASIEST SYSTEM FOR MEMORIZING BIBLE VERSES
STEP 1: Read the verse below
22-And all things,
whatsoever ye shall ask in
prayer, believing, ye shall
receive.
STEP 2: MEMORY-READ the verse below
22: And all things,
W_________ Y_ S____ A__ I_
P_____, B________, Y_ S____
R______.
How much effort did that take?
If you memory-read each day, these verses will be committed to long term memory - WITHOUT THE HARD WORK OF TRADITIONAL MEMORIZATION.
Once you start Memory-Reading, one verse will easily turn into two, then a whole column, page, chapter and eventually whole books of the Bible!
This entire Bible has been created in the Memory-Reading format.
- The left hand page is the New Testament in the KJV translation.
- The right hand page is the same verses as on the left hand page, but in the Memory-Reading format.
QUESTION: What is Memory-Reading?
ANSWER: It is memorizing scripture with helps.
The helps with each verse are:
- The first line is supplied,
- Then the first letter of each subsequent word.
- Each word size is indicated by the length of the underscore after each first letter.
- Punctuation marks remain the same as in the verse.
QUESTION: Will you be able to quote verses from without the use of the Bible?
ANSWER: Yes, after Memory-Reading the verse quite a few times
The benefit of using the Memory-Reading method are:
- It's easier to review what you have learnt. This means you are more likely to review your work than by traditional methods. THE MOST FRUSTRATING EXPERIENCE IS FORGETTING WHAT YOU HAVE WORKED HARD TO MEMORIZE. This will not happen with the Memory-Reading method as it is easy to review and therefore retain what you have already learnt.
- Your spatial memory is activated. You remember where the verse is on the page, which assists with memory recall.
- You are motivated to memorize. At the top of each Memory-Reading page you can write what date you started memorizing verses, and at the bottom there is a box you tick each time you review them.
IT IS EASIER TO LEARN, EASIER TO REVIEW THAN TRADITIONAL METHODS.