what is somthing i can do to learn more of the bible?

Question

i already read it but i want 2 memorize it.are there any online quizes about the bible?mabye somone i could email as a study partner? please help.

Answer 1

The very best advice I can give you is, find a good bible teaching church and get into an organized bible study with other believers. I have done this for ten years now....and I can't believe the difference in my life, and how much more I can retain about scripture. May God give you your heart's desire for seeking Him!

Answer 2

I don't think memorizing it is as important as understanding. It does you no good to quote scripture if you do not understand what you are quoting. Attend Sunday School and church on a regular basis, and this will help a lot. you may also want to purchase a daily devotional book and take some time out of your day to study the bible.

Answer 3

Ask yourself this question.

Why do I want to memorize the Bible?

Now really what good would it do you to have all the words contained in the Word at your finger tips so to speak and not have the knowledge and wisdom along with the understanding that God would like you to have.

I'm over 50 now and have been reading the Bible almost my entire life. Do I know all the words contained in the Book? No. Nor do I want to know them all.

Ever heard this in song by the group the Beatles. All you need is Love. God is LOVE.

When you want to be pleasing to God, He will come alive in His Word. The Bible will no longer be words in a book but the Living Word of God. Something more perilous than gold or silver or anything that man puts value in. A living fountain of life.

So, my answer to you is this. First seek to be perfect in the sight of God the Father. Then invite His Word Jesus Christ into your life. Then this is where the miracle of life begins. He, God sends to you His Holy Spirit to comfort you in words and wisdom and love and understanding. Everything is now seen through new eyes and heard with new ears. Everything is become new.

That's my answer to you. The Word is alive and is right for you when it right with God. He, God will recall to mind all the words He wishes you to know when its the right time for Him.><>

Answer 4

Here's some more advice that's not negative or degrading, & not cut and pasted.

Memorization is simple enough. Choose the scripture you want to memorize & write it 100 times (this works best for individual verses). Once you can write it from memory, write it on an index card & place the card in a conspicuous place (bathroom mirror, dashboard, etc.). Study the card for a week before you move on to your next memory verse.

This works well for spelling words & foreign laguages too.

Enjoy!

Answer 5

there is a on-line free down-loadable bible that you can put on your computer or even notebook computer. it has many bible reference books as well as many different versions and of the bible in many languages. all free. wont;t take allot of space either. it has a cool search engine to help find a scripture faster or even just a word that you are looking for that isn't in the back reference part of most bibles. i use it often. it works with your word pad and had a bible study part where you can keep fast notes for later. also there is a small forum chat room that has bible study and such that isn't crowded or allow people to be hateful. check it out.

Answer 6

I don't mean to sound rude, but you need to read it, read it again, re read it. Just keep reading it over and over. You have to keep it open for daily reading to know God. The way I do it. I read it from front to back, and then repeat the process. Some like to dwell in one are or the other. The bible is not meant to be read like a novel. Each time you read it you will pick up new things you didn't catch the 1st time. Christian radio is good too.

Answer 7

You want to memorize the Bible? The whole thing? Wow--hallelujah! I applaud your devotion! You are taking on a big project, brother. I'm sorry I can't offer you any helpful tips.
Blessings to you!

P.S. May I ask what version you're planning to memorize?

Answer 8

It's commendable that you've read the Bible in its entirety, however it's equally important to meditate on the word and get the sense of it, so to that end I'll restate some of the many, many questions on our Bible quizes in Ministry School.. If this is what you had in mind I'll keep them coming.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Since God approved of Rahab's course, her words to the men of Jericho who were pursuing the Israelite spies indicate that (whether to lie is a personal decision; one is not obligated to divulge truthful information to those not entitled to it; she had not yet changed all her worldly ways). refer to: Joshua 2:3-5; compare Romans 14:4.

A serious shortcomiong that is implied in the account of the lepers who were cured by Jesus is their (lack of faith; disobdience; ingratitude). refer to : Luke 17:11- 19.

Israel's era of rule by judges ended when(Samuel; David: Saul) was anointed as king and shortly thereafter defeated the (Ammonites; Moabites; Philistines) with Jehovah's backing. (1 Samuel 11:6,11)

It was (the apostle Paul; his father; his mother and grandmother) who took the lead in educating Timothy in "the holy writings" to the point of seeing him become an excellent missionary and overseer. (2 Timothy 3:14, 15; Philipines 2:19-22)

Herod the Great; Caesar Augustus; Tiberius Caesar) was the one who order the census that resulted in Jesus' being born in Bethlehem rather than in Nazareth. (Luke 2:1)

MATCH THE FOLLOWING SCRIPTURES TO THE STATEMENTS LISTED BELOW:
Proverbs 2:19; 14:15:18:17; Romans 10:17; Hebrews 13:18.

1 - To acquire faith, a person must first find out what the Bible says and examine it carefully.

2 - Christians cannot adopt business practices that are dishonest or that ignore the legitimate interests of others.

3 - Those committing sexual immorality may reach the point of no return, namely death, before it is possible to recover.

4. Even though a person's argument may sound plausible and right, it is wise to hear both sides of a matter before coming to a conclusion.

Proverbs 24:16; Ecclesiastes 3:11; Isaiah 40:8; Romans 10:15; 1 Peter 4:6

1 - In its own time, the proper place in which each work of God fits into his purpose will be revealed.

2 - The preaching of the good news to those spiritually dead provides an opportunity for them to repent.

3 - Although setbacks in life are unavoidable, the godly individual does not give up in striving to do what is fine.

4 - God's word, or stated purpose, cannot be annulled or hindered from being fulfilled.

5 - The apostles of Jesus made good use of Isaiah's prophecy, applying it to the ministry.


TRUE OR FALSE QUESTIONS

The optimistic report of Joshua and Caleb was based on their firm belief in the strength and determination of the Israelites to overcome any obstacles that blocked their taking of the Promised Land.

The principle highlighted in the Mosaic Law at Deuteronomy 23:20 shows that it is unloving for a Christian to charge interest when lending money.

The figures of the cherubs on the ark of the covenant indicated the royal presence of Jehovah, who was said to be "sitting upon [or, "between"] the cherubs. 1 Samuel 4:4

At Ecclesiastes 2:2, the point that Solomon makes is that laughter and rejoicing should be avoided.

As Matthew 24:38,39 shows, indulgence in food and drink, along with other human activities, caused the people of Noah's day to be swept away by the Deluge.

There really is no "great fish" capable of swallowing a man whole.

Epaphras and Epaproditus were both companions of the apostle Paul.

Hosea's prophecy was principally directed to the two tribe kingdom of Israel.

Ebed-melech an Ethiopian eunuch, helped get Jeremiah out of the miry cistern of Malchijah.

Elihu acted as a true friend by showing partiality to Job.

Cornelius was the first Gentile to become a Christian.

The book of Lamentations is composed of five lyric poems, four of which are acrostic.

Exodus 21:22,23 helps us to appreciate that God views the unborn human child as a precious life.

Herod Antipas was the ruler who ordered the beheading of John the Baptizer.

At Jesus' last Passocer with is disciples, it was only Peter who said to him: "I will by no means disown you."

Answer 9

Though you were to memorize the entire Bible, it would do you no good at all unless you first have the Spirit of Truth teaching you to understand it. Look first for the Spirit, then you will be able to properly digest the words you read.

Answer 10

Read it, check out your Seminary School, thats really big job to memorize it! Go to B Dalton or Barnes and Noble. Read-Read-Read. Ask your Pastors- have them give you a little Lesson.

Were you ever confirmed into the Church of Christ?