onfiire247 I didn’t actually start my learning in the book of John in a sequential order, as you did. I chose my favourite chapters in no logical order whatsoever, for example, I’ve done 10, 11, and 14-17 but not yet some of the earlier ones like 2, 5 or 7.
onfiire247 I didn’t actually start my learning in the book of John in a sequential order, as you did. I chose my favourite chapters in no logical order whatsoever, for example, I’ve done 10, 11, and 14-17 but not yet some of the earlier ones like 2, 5 or 7.
Ah, I see. I probably should have done that as well. My favorites so far are John 1 (the prologue), John 6 (the bread of life narratives), and John 9 (the blind man confronting the Pharisees).
Ha, ha, TheMoviegoer! The day is fast approaching though when those remaining on the earth will need to heed Scripture’s warning in Revelation 13.
Thanks, joosep, for sharing your insights. Individual verses are more challenging without the context, but since the verse comes from a chapter one would be working on anyway, I can see how it would be helpful.
Thanks TheMoviegoer for sharing about your successful Sunday School lesson. It’s great to be able to see the practical application of your daily memory work in action.
Thanks onfire247 for this additional clarification, this is helpful to know.
Congratulations, TheMoviegoer, on reaching this 8M milestone! 👏🏽
onfire247, I’m wondering if your last verse goes back to zero, when the chapter comes up again for testing, will the chapter be placed in the “Learn” section or in the “Review” section of the dashboard?