Hello friends!

I wanted to share some Scripture memorization steps that have worked well for me when I've been systematically memorizing passages.

Listen: Listen to the music, both while following along in your Bible and without it. Actively think about the words as you listen.

Sing along: Sing with the music, both while reading from your Bible and from memory.

Speak ahead: Listen to the music and try speaking the words aloud, phrase by phrase, before they are sung.

Sing independently: Sing the passage while reading from your Bible, without the music, to make sure you know the melody.

Write it out: Write the passage on paper from memory, underlining words you're unsure of and leaving blanks where you can't remember.

Check your work: Open your Bible and correct what you've written, highlighting the areas where you struggled. Use this as your study sheet, focusing especially on your weak spots.

Recite: Speak the passage aloud to a friend while hearing the melody in your head.

I'm also slowly working my way through writing and recording 1 Samuel! You can follow my progress by going to the Scripture song page and clicking "Download entire books at this link." I've recently added Luke 2:1–20 there as well.

Blessings to you, Instruments@SingtheKJV

Hello friends,

Here is Joshua 1. Be strong and very courageous!

If you have trouble with the web player, go to the Scripture song page and click "Download entire books at this link" at the top to stream or download directly from Google Drive.

Blessings to you, Instruments@SingtheKJV

Hello!

Recently I wanted to memorize Colossians 3 but I didn't like the music that I had adapted from a hymn tune, "If Ye Then With Christ Be Risen." So I rewrote music for the first part of the chapter, and I hope you like the change.

The season of the resurrection is a good time to remember that we are risen with Christ! Blessings to all of you, Instruments@SingtheKJV