How To Memorize The Entire Bible In No Time Flat

by Adam Houge

Have you ever struggled in your meditation time? Would you like to know a real working method for memorizing the entire bible? In this short book you'll learn the 5 simple secrets you need to memorize any book in the bible. You will discover exactly how God can help you memorize the scriptures, and apply them daily. It is a real working method that will propel your knowledge in the Word of God beyond anything you could ever imagine. After applying these easy principles you'll find yourself growing in ways you never thought possible.

30 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 4, 2013

About the author

Adam is a preacher, teacher and Christian author. He is a devoted husband and father of 3 boys. Through His travels he’s seen the need for a new awakening and a new revival: A revival of the heart. Come join Adam on this journey of redemption and experience God like never before!

Reviews

[antony · Rating 1 out of 5]

Well religiously minded people might like it but I think the title is a misnomer.

You are not going to read his book then go on to memorise the entire bible in no time flat.

Actually I predict that the large majority of people who read this book won't go on to memorise anything, including anything in this book.

I am not saying the book has no value at all, but the title does not reflect the context.

The author tells you what mindset to approach your attempt to remember with, to pray about remembering, but I figure you are expecting something else. Like some kinda technique.

I have read a few other books by this author which I liked. This book is not uninteresting. It is worth the dollar, which is the current asking price.

but the title infers more than what you will get.

[Randy Corn · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was an ebook that I got from the Kindle store simply because of the title. Actually, the author doesn’t suggest a technique for memorization. He simply says that we need to allow the Lord to direct us to a passage, then pray for the Lord to enable us to memorize it. This humble admission of our need will allow us to absorb the Scripture and it will be readily memorized. I don’t want to doubt the author’s sincerity in saying all of this, but I will have to reserve final judgment until I have given it something of a field test.

On the positive side, the book was easy reading. I worked through it in perhaps two hours and really do think that it was worth reading. Still, I doubt that I will be recommending it to a lot of my reading friends.

[Deb L · Rating 4 out of 5]

More than memorizing

Lots of biblical encouragement about the love of God for us, His desire to be in relationship with us, and how this relates to memorizing His Word and the necessity in spending time with God and seeking His wisdom to grow in mutual intimacy with Him. Simple steps for memorization with the help of the Holy Spirit, and easy to understand and implement. Recommended reading for every Christian.

[Patricia Cobb · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very pleased

This book really spoke to me on so many levels. I will definitely recommend this book. It really help me to return back to what’s important to God. It’s not about what I can do for him (works), how I please him in a surrender and submitted life by faith in him. Thank you for answering the call, so I could be reminded on how to please God.

[Ross Darren Knowles · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was a very good Read

Its a very good read and Worth the price. And I hope to read more of you're books very soon

[Bill Owen Jr. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great

Clear concise, and straight forward. I will this a few mre times to truly learn it, then put into practice. I believe it can be very helpful..

[Christopher McPeak]

Very good

I like his method. I think anyone who is struggling to become deeper spiritually would get a . lot out of this book

[Timothy Kauphusman · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book doesn't really teach any techniques for memorization it simply says, have faith and it will happen.

[chris garner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good truths!

Focusing on using on the power of the Holy Spirit to memorize the Scriptures is absolutely vital to hiding The Word in our hearts.

[Russell Johnson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Nothing to do with memorization

This book had nothing to do with memorizing anything. It was simply a sermon. I have no idea how this altar justifies this title.