The Psalmist said that God’s Word was hidden in his heart (Ps. 119:11). We are to “know the truth” (Jn. 8:32). There is great virtue and benefit in memorizing Scripture.
It is true that everyone is different as far as their capacity to remember and memorize, but: If you really tried, could you memorize one verse per week?
Let me answer for you: Yes, you can! Here is how. Start with significant passages that you are already familiar with. That will give you a head start and build your confidence and help you learn the art of memorizing.
Write down your passage for the week on a note card (or use your i-phone). Look at the passage multiple times per day (you know, when you are waiting for your child’s practice to end, when you wake up in the morning, before you retire for the night, while stuck in traffic, etc). After a day or two begin trying to quote it without looking at the passage. Look at it as needed, but you will find you need it less with each passing day. Just don’t skip any days!
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The next week you can choose another verse and be sure to at least periodically review last week’s verse. After several weeks many of us will forget part of some of those verses, but we will certainly know them better than we did! After you make a habit of it and become more proficient in memorizing, you may want to try two or three per week. Give it a try!
God’s Word truly can be “a lamp unto your feet and a light unto your path” (Ps. 119:105).
Daren Schroeder
