How to Memorize the Bible and Study It More Effectively

by Adam Houge

Have you ever struggled with memorizing the Bible? Would you like a real working method that will help you know your bible like never before?In this boxed set you will discover a detailed but simple method that will propel your ability to memorize scripture beyond anything you ever thought possible.4 BOOKS FOR ONLY $2.99! ($0.75 EACH!)The to Memorize the Bible Fast and EasyHow to Memorize the Bible in No Time FlatHow to Get the Most from Reading Your BibleMemorize the Bible! 88 Verses Every Christian Should Know and Understand to Increase Their Faith

Genres: Spirituality, Christian

198 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 25, 2015

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

[William · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book bundle was not a waste of time. The writing left something to be desired, especially in the first two books. I would argue the third book (How to Get the Most from Reading Your Bible) was the most helpful, though the fifth chapter of the first book (How to Memorize the Bible Fast and Easy) was also worthwhile. The fourth book consists of Bible verses Houge believes are particularly advantages for Christians to know - he presents them first in context and with his own commentary, then on their own for easy memorization.

Houge has a particular fixation on the book of James. Not that there is anything wrong with James - it's God's word too, but it is a relatively small book and receives a disproportionate amount of his focus throughout the book. This is neither good nor bad, only worth noting.

[Grace Bessette]

Had a couple of good tips, but overall, was lacking. I left with some questions, like, does he watch the kids so his wife can have an uninterrupted hour of Bible study? The writing style was pretty stilted. I have memorized 2000 verses myself, and would not recommend most of the verses he recommends to someone just starting off. He leaves out some of the most useful and iconic ones for new believers, such as John 3:16, and Psalm 23.

[Marty · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great ideas. Now to memorize

I enjoyed this book made lots of highlights and will set it aside for use as I study and work on remembering the word of god.
I look forward to more like this.And time in the word.

[Theresa lawrence · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very informative

I liked this book the rating has nothing to do with all the knowledge in this book will tell others about this book

[Michael K. · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an easy to read, fast flowing volume. Well written with exceptional ideas to prepare and set one's self up to memorize the Bible, or parts thereof. For the intermediate Bible studier and the advanced, this book is for you! It will aid you in your ability to catapult yourself into the next level.

[Rhonda Shierling · Rating 3 out of 5]

I did not actually read this series beyond the first half of the first book. I skimmed the rest of the series to see what his tips were, and they are helpful. So much commentary on scripture was not what I was looking for, though, in a series about learning to memorize. The actual tips on memorization could have easily been condensed into a few bullet points, but the tips were good.