Why Memorise Scriptures
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Why Memorise Scriptures
fennywest Mon 28 Apr 2014, 6:09 pm
[size=13][size=18]Here's another faith building story.
A certain king needed a faithful servant and had to choose between two candidates for the office.
He took both at fixed wages and told them to fill a basket with water from a nearby well, saying that he would come in the evening to inspect their work.
After dumping one or two buckets of water into the basket, one of the men said, "What is the good of doing this useless work? As soon as we pour the water in, it runs out the sides."
The other answered, "But we have our wages, haven't we? The use is the master's business, not ours. He is a wise King, and must have his own purpose that we do not understand."
"I'm not going to do such fool's work," replied the complainer. Throwing down his bucket, he went away.
The other man continued until he had drained the well. Looking down into it, he saw something shining at the bottom - it was a diamond ring.
"Now I see the use of pouring water into the basket!" he exclaimed. "If the bucket had brought up the ring before the well was dry, it would have been filtered out in the basket. The King was looking for his diamond. Our work was not useless."
The King found his most faithful servant!
The point is, in our lives there are undesirable events that happened or will happen and only God knows why.
Regardless, we just need to do what we need to do and remain faithful.
Continue to read your Bible, memorize scriptures, and meditate it.
With scripture memorization, you're disciplining your eyes to focus on God no matter what's happening around you.
So take the time now to memorize at least one Bible verse and develop your faith better.
Click here to know the best way to memorize Bible verses.
In Him,
Don and Dawn [/size]
P.S. The key to transforming yourself from an ordinary Christian to a Spirit-Filled Christian is through scripture memorization and meditation.
Not only will this build your relationship with God but also with other people.
Go and start here.
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A certain king needed a faithful servant and had to choose between two candidates for the office.
He took both at fixed wages and told them to fill a basket with water from a nearby well, saying that he would come in the evening to inspect their work.
After dumping one or two buckets of water into the basket, one of the men said, "What is the good of doing this useless work? As soon as we pour the water in, it runs out the sides."
The other answered, "But we have our wages, haven't we? The use is the master's business, not ours. He is a wise King, and must have his own purpose that we do not understand."
"I'm not going to do such fool's work," replied the complainer. Throwing down his bucket, he went away.
The other man continued until he had drained the well. Looking down into it, he saw something shining at the bottom - it was a diamond ring.
"Now I see the use of pouring water into the basket!" he exclaimed. "If the bucket had brought up the ring before the well was dry, it would have been filtered out in the basket. The King was looking for his diamond. Our work was not useless."
The King found his most faithful servant!
The point is, in our lives there are undesirable events that happened or will happen and only God knows why.
Regardless, we just need to do what we need to do and remain faithful.
Continue to read your Bible, memorize scriptures, and meditate it.
With scripture memorization, you're disciplining your eyes to focus on God no matter what's happening around you.
So take the time now to memorize at least one Bible verse and develop your faith better.
Click here to know the best way to memorize Bible verses.
In Him,
Don and Dawn [/size]
P.S. The key to transforming yourself from an ordinary Christian to a Spirit-Filled Christian is through scripture memorization and meditation.
Not only will this build your relationship with God but also with other people.
Go and start here.
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Jeanne Guyon (1648-1717) wrote powerfully about the need for an intimate relationship with Almighty God, including this: “He who has a pure heart will never cease to pray; and he who will be constant in prayer, shall know what it is to have a pure heart.”
