Thanks for that idea, David!
I have to admit, since I first sent that email and now I'd slacked off a
bit
on my memorization because repetiton bores me. But your idea reminded me
that
I'd learned how to chant the psalms in the medeivial style ages ago. I've
been chanting them since then, and it's not dull at all! I'm also learning
them faster, maybe I'll only be out of trouble for one year! ;-)
YSIC Mamie

In a message dated 2/27/2001 2:57:46 PM Pacific Standard Time,
Elphick.Davidsaugov.sa.gov.au writes:

<< Hello Mamie,

A thought that I've yet to put into practice regarding the Psalms is to buy
a CD or tape with them put to music as they are intended. Learning songs is
a lot easier than learning text.

Cheers and God Bless
David >>


-------------------------------------
For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers,
nor
things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor
anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of
God in Christ Jesus our Lord. ---Romans 8:38-39

> [From: RnRetiredaol.com]  I cannot emphasize enough that the
memorization >comes easier as we STUDY the Word, MEDITATE on it,  and
INTERNALIZE it.  One >of the most useful activities that I have found which
promotes this learning >is "journaling the Word" ...

Thanks for that encouragement! Though it's well worth it, memorizing
inevitably takes some work, but nice to know it can get easier rather than
harder. I've found that also in memorizing a lot of individual verses too.

Roger Doriot in Irian Jaya

 Have any of you seen this site? All kinds of quizzes.
If you check the one on World Capitals, which uses Java,
 , you'll see exactly the type of testing
and review system I think would be GREAT! For Scripture - and for math, and
teaching many other things.

It's great that you can "flip" the card as many times as you want to review
right then, but put in back in the "stack" if you don't have it learned
well - or take it out if you do. And then to be able to start over with all
of them whenever you want ..., well, it's about ideal for certain
memorizing, I think.

I'd like to get this program, and be able to just put in Scripture verses
on one side of the card, and references on the other, and use it on the
computer. I've written to them and they won't give it apparently. However,
it should not really be too complicated a program to do. I looked at the
"Source" on my browser. I don't understand all that I saw, but think
perhaps some of what is needed to know to program your own may be there. At
any rate, do any of you know some good programmers who might be able to
easily do this? Or do you know of some way to get such a program?

Trusting in the unlimited knowledge and prodigious creativity of this
group, I'm ...

Yours in Christ,


Roger Doriot, on the scene in Irian Jaya  :)



  See jungle pictures,
etc.

Geri,
Thanks! I appreciate the comments. That is what is helping me keep seeking.
I intend to represent God, and be open about Him to my generation. Which
can
sometimes be difficult.

Memorization of scripture will make it much easier for me. I will have
guidance stuck in my brain for ever. :)

God bless you too,
Jeremy


----Original Message Follows----
From: RnRetiredaol.com
Reply-To: biblememistar.ca
To: biblememistar.ca
Subject: Re: Hi my name is Jeremy...
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 17:29:00 -0500

Jeremy:

Only one suggestion I would add to others - if you can, get a friend to
memorize with you.  It's just so much easier - there is accountability, and
you are able to encourage each other.

How wonderful to hear that there are still young people who have a thirst
for
the knowledge of God.  He truly will reward your efforts by revealing
Himself
and His will for you as you spend time in His Word.

God bless!
Geri in Alabama









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Hello everyone. I am interested in memorizing long passages and I am =
starting with the book of John. This looks like a great list and I look =
forward to hearing from all of you.=20
-Adam

Greetings in the Name of Jesus
Please add me to your e-mailing list. I have tried for a number of years =
now to memories scripture with variable scuccess. So if anyone has got =
any advice I'd like to hear it. One of the more successfull ways I've =
found is to put it on tape several times & repeat it as I hear it.

Your brother in Christ
Drew Reed

Dear Drew,
I have been memorizing scripture for years.  I find the best way is to read
the verse aloud five times.  Then put your hand over the verse and see if
you can say it perfectly.  If you can't, then repeat again until you can do
it. Memorization becomes much easier with practice.  Once you get the verse
perfectly, go on to another verse, but come back to the first one in a few
days.  People who start memorizing struggle at first, but in a short time
it
becomes easy and extremely rewarding.  You might also get a helper to meet
with you thirty minutes a week.  This keeps you accountable, and you will
move much faster.
James L. Kephart
----- Original Message -----
From: "Drew Reed"
To: 
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 1:59 PM
Subject: subscribe biblemem


> Greetings in the Name of Jesus
> Please add me to your e-mailing list. I have tried for a number of years
=
> now to memories scripture with variable scuccess. So if anyone has got =
> any advice I'd like to hear it. One of the more successfull ways I've =
> found is to put it on tape several times & repeat it as I hear it.
>
> Your brother in Christ
> Drew Reed
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

The advice you gave Jeremy Kirk on memorizing scripture is right on!  I can
tell you are good at memorizing scripture, and you do it a lot like I do.
Jim Kephart
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeremy Kirk" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: Hi my name is Jeremy...


> Thanks for the info Sam. I printed it and I'm using it on Psalm 23,
because
> everyone else in church had it memorized except myself hehe. I know why
> too.
> Psalm 23 is such an empowering verse.
>
> God bless,
>
> Jeremy
>
>
> Hi Jeremy,
>
> Fortunately and unfortunately there is only one way to effectively
memorise
> scripture, and that is repitition.  Unfortunately because it takes a lot
of
> time and fortunately because by taking so long, it becomes ingrained into
> us.  The NT tells us that in the OT times God wrote his laws on tablets
of
> stone, but that today he writes it on our hearts.  Sometimes I think it
> would be just as quick to carve it into stone than it is to memorise it.
> But by spending so much time it helps us to meditate on it and make it
part
> of our lives.  Notwithstanding, here are a few tips I have learnt over
the
> years.
> 1) Break the verse up into small phrases
> 2) Learn the 1st phrase
> 3) Learn the next phrase
> 4) Put the two phrases together, and go over them until you could just
> about say them in your sleep.
> 5) Repeat steps 3 & 4 until you know the verse.
> 6) Go over the verse about five more times than you think is necessary.
> 7) Do the same with the next verse.
> 8) When you have two verses, put them together like you did the phrases.
> 9) If you are learning a long passage, read the whole passage aloud at
the
> beginning of your time memorising and then again at the end.  This way
you
> are building up a picture of the whole while you are memorising the
parts.
> 10) If you want to retain a passage long term, memorise it and then
review
> it daily for about a month (even if you go onto other passages).  You can
> then leave it for a few months and come back to it and review it till you
> can say it fluently again.  Then review it several times a week for
another
> month.  If you repeat this process again in about six months, you will
have
> a great chance of retaining it long term.  I have done this with the book
> of James, and now I review as a book about twice a year without much
> difficulty.
> May the Lord bless you as you spend time in His Word,
>
> Samuel Blight
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

You advised Jeremy to get an accountability partner.  That is such good
advice.  I do this with a friend, for only about 30 minutes a week, but it
really helps us to stay on target.
Jim Kephart
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeremy Kirk" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: Hi my name is Jeremy...


> Geri,
> Thanks! I appreciate the comments. That is what is helping me keep
seeking.
> I intend to represent God, and be open about Him to my generation. Which
> can
> sometimes be difficult.
>
> Memorization of scripture will make it much easier for me. I will have
> guidance stuck in my brain for ever. :)
>
> God bless you too,
> Jeremy
>
>
> ----Original Message Follows----
> From: RnRetiredaol.com
> Reply-To: biblememistar.ca
> To: biblememistar.ca
> Subject: Re: Hi my name is Jeremy...
> Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 17:29:00 -0500
>
> Jeremy:
>
> Only one suggestion I would add to others - if you can, get a friend to
> memorize with you.  It's just so much easier - there is accountability,
and
> you are able to encourage each other.
>
> How wonderful to hear that there are still young people who have a thirst
> for
> the knowledge of God.  He truly will reward your efforts by revealing
> Himself
> and His will for you as you spend time in His Word.
>
> God bless!
> Geri in Alabama
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

That flip over card program is good.  Thanks for recommending it.  I can
use
it with my kids for study.  It doesn't have scripture memory, but you can
purchace flip over scripture memory cards from Memlock at
http://www.memlok.com/.  We use these flip over cards at our church.
James L. Kephart
----- Original Message -----
From: "Roger E. Doriot" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 1:58 PM
Subject: Great review program!


>  Have any of you seen this site? All kinds of
quizzes.
> If you check the one on World Capitals, which uses Java,
>  , you'll see exactly the type of testing
> and review system I think would be GREAT! For Scripture - and for math,
and
> teaching many other things.
>
> It's great that you can "flip" the card as many times as you want to
review
> right then, but put in back in the "stack" if you don't have it learned
> well - or take it out if you do. And then to be able to start over with
all
> of them whenever you want ..., well, it's about ideal for certain
> memorizing, I think.
>
> I'd like to get this program, and be able to just put in Scripture verses
> on one side of the card, and references on the other, and use it on the
> computer. I've written to them and they won't give it apparently.
However,
> it should not really be too complicated a program to do. I looked at the
> "Source" on my browser. I don't understand all that I saw, but think
> perhaps some of what is needed to know to program your own may be there.
At
> any rate, do any of you know some good programmers who might be able to
> easily do this? Or do you know of some way to get such a program?
>
> Trusting in the unlimited knowledge and prodigious creativity of this
> group, I'm ...
>
> Yours in Christ,
>
>
> Roger Doriot, on the scene in Irian Jaya  :)
>
>
>
>   See jungle pictures,
> etc.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

I might add to RnRetired's note that memorizing not only gets easier as we
do it, but as we begin to see we can do it we tend to just relax and let it
happen.  I just repeat it aloud until I have it.
James L. Kephart
----- Original Message -----
From: "Roger E. Doriot" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 1:58 PM
Subject: Getting easier


> > [From: RnRetiredaol.com]  I cannot emphasize enough that the
> memorization >comes easier as we STUDY the Word, MEDITATE on it,  and
> INTERNALIZE it.  One >of the most useful activities that I have found
which
> promotes this learning >is "journaling the Word" ...
>
> Thanks for that encouragement! Though it's well worth it, memorizing
> inevitably takes some work, but nice to know it can get easier rather
than
> harder. I've found that also in memorizing a lot of individual verses
too.
>
> Roger Doriot in Irian Jaya
>
> 
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

I suggest you buy a New Topical Memory System by the Navigators. It can be
found in any reputable Christian bookshop. It is the best system in the
market and the 60 verses are excellent.

Steve Oh

----- Original Message -----
From: Drew Reed
To: 
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 5:59 AM
Subject: subscribe biblemem


> Greetings in the Name of Jesus
> Please add me to your e-mailing list. I have tried for a number of years
=
> now to memories scripture with variable scuccess. So if anyone has got =
> any advice I'd like to hear it. One of the more successfull ways I've =
> found is to put it on tape several times & repeat it as I hear it.
>
> Your brother in Christ
> Drew Reed
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

We are in the process of adding this feature to MEMLOK as I type. Plus
more...ability to add own verses, passages, states, math, foreign language
vocabulary, and of course, it will be Mac compatible too.
At 3/16/01 01:58 PM, you wrote:

> Have any of you seen this site? All kinds of
quizzes.
>If you check the one on World Capitals, which uses Java,
> , you'll see exactly the type of testing
>and review system I think would be GREAT! For Scripture - and for math,
and
>teaching many other things.
>
>It's great that you can "flip" the card as many times as you want to
review
>right then, but put in back in the "stack" if you don't have it learned
>well - or take it out if you do. And then to be able to start over with
all
>of them whenever you want ..., well, it's about ideal for certain
>memorizing, I think.
>
>I'd like to get this program, and be able to just put in Scripture verses
>on one side of the card, and references on the other, and use it on the
>computer. I've written to them and they won't give it apparently. However,
>it should not really be too complicated a program to do. I looked at the
>"Source" on my browser. I don't understand all that I saw, but think
>perhaps some of what is needed to know to program your own may be there.
At
>any rate, do any of you know some good programmers who might be able to
>easily do this? Or do you know of some way to get such a program?
>
>Trusting in the unlimited knowledge and prodigious creativity of this
>group, I'm ...
>
>Yours in Christ,
>
>
>Roger Doriot, on the scene in Irian Jaya  :)
>
>
>
>  See jungle pictures,
>etc.

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Greetings in the Name of Jesus
Please add me to your e-mailing list. I have tried for a number of years =
now to memories scripture with variable scuccess. So if anyone has got =
any advice I'd like to hear it. One of the more successfull ways I've =
found is to put it on tape several times & repeat it as I hear it.

Your brother in Christ
Drew Reed

Dear Stephen,
Thanks  for the e-mail.  I would love to memorize Scripture but really =
battle to do it.  If I have my Bible with me I remember where to find =
certain passages, but cannot remember word for word. I hope this will =
help me to remember,by joining with you people.

Greetings to you all in the name of our Precious Saviour Jesus Christ.
Betty Foote. Isaiah  41:13. For the Lord thy God will hold thy right =
hand, saying unto thee,
"Fear not; I will help thee."  =
( This came to mind as I was busy typing.)

Hello everyone,

My name is Josh.  I thought I ought to do as the nice email says and
introduce myself to my new friends on the scripture memory list.  I
recently
returned home from two years overseas working with a missionary ship called
MV Doulos, affiliated with Operation Mobilization.  It was a challenging
and
trying time on board with my 300+ brothers and sisters on board from over
40
nations.  One of the biggest things I learned was my own limitations and my
need for more grace through the Scriptures.  So I look forward to
encouraging and being encouraged, praying and being prayed for on this
mail-list.  I'm now home working on a Teaching English as a Foreign
Language
certificate, preparing to transfer to Columbia International University in
South Carolina next Fall.  My profile listing below has some links to the
organization I was affiliated with and the ship if you're interested...

God bless,
Josh

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Drew,
What worked for me and what I discovered while taking a class at my church,
was to write out the scripture, the entire scripture, including the book,
chapter, and verse..and I wrote it over and over and over and over again.
And
after writing it alot, I had discovered that I no longer needed to look at
my
bible in order to write it. Once I could write it correctly several times,
I
knew I had it down.
Pls also know that as a child  I had add, and learning/ memorization was
always difficult for me..but now I can do ALL THINGS thru Christ !!!
Anne Curry
Oxford, OH

I received your note about memorization.  I am not really making much of an
effort at it but the more I spend time in the word, the more verses just
seem
to come to me.  You may be a very active Christian in study and maybe not
but
TRUE study of the word has blessed me many times over.

It is funny that I'm sharing this with you right now because this happens
to
be a time that I'm struggling to be faithful.  I've listened to a minister
recently that said for us in our prayer life not to just sort of tell God
what we are wanting, just to get right to the point.  One of the things I
struggle with is trying to "control" so I was very specific with him last
night in my prayer as it relates to my 17 year old daughter.

Thanks for your message on memorization, it has encouraged me.  I hope that
the sicknesses you spoke of in your message will improve.  God can heal in
a
supernatural way and in supernatural time.  God is always right on time and
he loves you.

Grace in Atlanta, Georgia

Greetings,

http://www.biblememory2000.com

Todd Beach has been busy working on his bible memorization software.  A
few months ago I  posted a note saying that he was looking for Beta
testers. At this point he is now just starting to distribute his
software.  If anyone is interested, click over and  take a look at what
he is doing now!

Also, anyone who has a web site dedicated, at least in part,  to
scripture memorization  may be interested in joining the Scripture
Memory Web Ring at
http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=scripturememoriz&id=6&hub

Stephen Simpson

>Roger, thanks for the encouragement, and web page.  I book marked your
page on my
>favorites list.  ...

>... I don't seem to find the time to memorize
> when I am at home life is so hectic.

I put some of my verses on my dresser at my bedside, where I see them and
review some before retiring, even if only quickly.

Roger Doriot

Roger,
I use my verses to go to sleep by.  I memorize a meditation from the
http:www.threethirtyclub.com site, then when I go to bed, I say the verses
until I fall to sleep.  Some times I get through one ,meditation, now and
then two.  Norman Vincent Peale used to teach us to do that.  That way we
have all night to mull about God's word instead of the troubles of this
world.  It give me a more cheerful attitude each day.  He said do this, and
never listen to the news the last 30 minutes before sleep.
Jim Kephart
----- Original Message -----
From: "Roger E. Doriot" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 12:48 PM
Subject: Time to memorize


> >... I don't seem to find the time to memorize
> > when I am at home life is so hectic.
>
> I put some of my verses on my dresser at my bedside, where I see them and
> review some before retiring, even if only quickly.
>
> Roger Doriot
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

To Grace in Atlanta,
You mentioned you were struggling to be faithful.....  Memorizing God's
Word
is a way to fight temptation.  Jesus used scripture to ward off Satan.
119th Psalm says: "Thy word have I hidden in my heart that I might not sin
against thee.  My scripture memorization has helped me through many
critical
times.
Jim Kephart

----- Original Message -----
From: 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 12:47 PM
Subject: Re: Introducing my self


> I received your note about memorization.  I am not really making much of
an
> effort at it but the more I spend time in the word, the more verses just
> seem
> to come to me.  You may be a very active Christian in study and maybe not
> but
> TRUE study of the word has blessed me many times over.
>
> It is funny that I'm sharing this with you right now because this happens
> to
> be a time that I'm struggling to be faithful.  I've listened to a
minister
> recently that said for us in our prayer life not to just sort of tell God
> what we are wanting, just to get right to the point.  One of the things I
> struggle with is trying to "control" so I was very specific with him last
> night in my prayer as it relates to my 17 year old daughter.
>
> Thanks for your message on memorization, it has encouraged me.  I hope
that
> the sicknesses you spoke of in your message will improve.  God can heal
in
> a
> supernatural way and in supernatural time.  God is always right on time
and
> he loves you.
>
> Grace in Atlanta, Georgia
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

I do it while I'm driving to work...take advantage of every moment you've
got...lunch time,...I even leave my bible open on my desk at work and I
glance at it every time.  I use post it note and I stick it on my computer
...I've started to memorize Psalms and I do a chapter a week.  I started 3
weeks ago and I'm up to chapter 6 now.

Be blessed all.

-----Original Message-----
From:   Roger E. Doriot [mailto:doriotjayapura.wasantara.net.id]
Sent:   Wednesday, March 28, 2001 3:48 PM
To: biblememistar.ca
Subject:    Time to memorize

>... I don't seem to find the time to memorize
> when I am at home life is so hectic.

I put some of my verses on my dresser at my bedside, where I see them and
review some before retiring, even if only quickly.

Roger Doriot

Hi Grace in Atlanta
Thankyou for your e-mail.I,m glad you were encouraged.I use to have a
strong
desire to control.I did not realise it for quite a long time but, my desire
to control came from a deep insecurity in me.It has only been since I
realise that my value & security is in God that I have been able to let
go.I've also found that God is able to make up what we didnot get when
growing up.
Your brother in Christ
Drew M Reed

----- Original Message -----
From: 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 9:47 PM
Subject: Re: Introducing my self


> I received your note about memorization.  I am not really making much of
an
> effort at it but the more I spend time in the word, the more verses just
> seem
> to come to me.  You may be a very active Christian in study and maybe not
> but
> TRUE study of the word has blessed me many times over.
>
> It is funny that I'm sharing this with you right now because this happens
> to
> be a time that I'm struggling to be faithful.  I've listened to a
minister
> recently that said for us in our prayer life not to just sort of tell God
> what we are wanting, just to get right to the point.  One of the things I
> struggle with is trying to "control" so I was very specific with him last
> night in my prayer as it relates to my 17 year old daughter.
>
> Thanks for your message on memorization, it has encouraged me.  I hope
that
> the sicknesses you spoke of in your message will improve.  God can heal
in
> a
> supernatural way and in supernatural time.  God is always right on time
and
> he loves you.
>
> Grace in Atlanta, Georgia
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Dear Ann
Thankyou for your e-mail.It is encouraging to hear methods that others use.
I do do something similar myself.
Yes & to HIM (JESUS) BELONGS ALL THE GLORY,ALL THE PRAISE & ALL THE HONOUR.
Drew M Reed

----- Original Message -----
From: 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 9:47 PM
Subject: Re: Reply to Drew Reed


> Drew,
> What worked for me and what I discovered while taking a class at my
church,
> was to write out the scripture, the entire scripture, including the book,
> chapter, and verse..and I wrote it over and over and over and over again.
> And
> after writing it alot, I had discovered that I no longer needed to look
at
> my
> bible in order to write it. Once I could write it correctly several
times,
> I
> knew I had it down.
> Pls also know that as a child  I had add, and learning/ memorization was
> always difficult for me..but now I can do ALL THINGS thru Christ !!!
> Anne Curry
> Oxford, OH
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

When I was in college, I learned that if I read something
three times that I could remember it enough to score
high on a test; and I've learned by reading and rereading
that while I haven't learned many passages by heart,
I've retained enough that when I'm teaching the
Word I can find them with a Bible search engine in
relative ease.

I think I'll start today by reading and rereading selected
passages; so, I'll be able to store them in my memory.
I believe in the coming years that this program of Bible
memorization is going to become vital if only to hold
Alzheimer at bay!  It does run in my family and a recent
study revealed that people who read are far less likely
to have it.
In His Name and love,
Rebecca


> I put some of my verses on my dresser at my bedside, where I see them and
>  review some before retiring, even if only quickly.
>
>  Roger Doriot
>

Hello my name is Dee. I record myself on cassett tape. I read a
scripture(s)
over & over pausing to give myself enough time to repeat it (while
listening
later) before going on to the next one.By doing this,I hear my own voice,&
it's familar rythem & pitch,and I not only see the words while reading them
but say them aloud & hear them so I feel like I'm getting it three times at
once & 2 of my 5 senses are being touched by these wonderful words of God.
This method was working very well for me untill my tape player broke. I'm
going to buy another soon.I also write & rewrite Bible verses. God bless
you
in your efforts.

Hi everyone...

I recently stumbled upon a reference to this list and have now joined.
Memory of Scripture fascinates me... we have lost so much that was second
nature to those who passed scripture from generation to generation.  It is
quite incredible that Psalm 119, even with its acrostic style, ever reached
us!

I am a minister in the Church of Scotland, member of Mensa, and I use Mind
mapping and other memory techniques in my own preparation and learning...
and in some teaching...

So years ago, I watched a professional actor deliver the 'sermon on the
mount' -  and that inspired me to commit the three chapters to memory.  On
five ocassions now, I have 'preached the sermon on the mount' - from
memory... and to much effect

So that's some of what makes me tick...  I look forward to sharing in this
list...

yours

Donald

Rev Donald Mccorkindale
http://www.dalgety-church.org.uk

The way I have memorized some bible verses is thru music....we sing some
like
Psalm 34, Psalm 19:7-10, Malachi 3:10, and so on and so forth.....this is
in
spanish of course........it has helped me.

Greetings,

Effective today, I am moving the list to a new email address.

Please send all posts to the list to biblememmemoryverses.org instead
of biblememistar.ca

Thanks

Stephen Simpson