It’s taken me almost 9 years to go from level 6 to level 7 - from 1000 to 3000 verses. That means my average is about 225 new verses per year, or just over 4 per week.
It’s taken me almost 9 years to go from level 6 to level 7 - from 1000 to 3000 verses. That means my average is about 225 new verses per year, or just over 4 per week.
Welcome to LearnScripture! I too am learning Luke 1 at the moment, but I split it into three parts, because 80 verses at once is quite an undertaking. God bless you as you learn!
It’s great to read all your comments, and hear how much you’re enjoying the process, irrespective of broken streaks. The blessing is in spending time with the Word of God, much more than badges or stats. May God bless you richly today, and every day!
many, many, congratulations to you. As we often say here, those points amassed represent faithful repetition of and meditation on the Word over a period of years. May the Lord bring them back to you at crucial moments.
Have you worked your way through the whole gospel? How have you found it? I just managed that, 6 months ago, although it took me several years to get there! I’ve really appreciated John’s attention to the detail of Jesus’ teaching, and the way that some characters, like Nicodemus, recur through the gospel. Now I find a section of John in my review queue most days. It will take a loooong time, if ever, before it’s all ‘fully learned’!
I’m finding it’s good to take it slowly, and to consider the book as a whole. The author circles round the same themes several times, so you find verses in one chapter that shadow or foreshadow a similar section in another chapter.
Good to see and may the Lord bless your study and memorisation. In my church we have a weekly Bible Study that is slowly going through Hebrews. We are just about to start Hebrews 3, but that has taken several weeks, to get that far.
I’m finding it’s good to take it slowly, and to consider the book as a whole. The author circles round the same themes several times, so you find verses in one chapter that shadow or foreshadow a similar section in another chapter.