This Little-Known Bible Memory Technique is INCREDIBLE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- Watch as Ronald Johnson, a memory athlete who loves to memorize the Bible, explains a different kind of memory technique that allows you to capture and review entire chapters of the Bible on a single sheet of paper. Download the grid here: www.biblememorygoal.com/grid/
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Video Timestamps
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0:00 - Introduction to Ronald Johnson Bible Review Technique
1:14 - Ronald Johnson Explains His Technique
2:06 - Chunk & Grid Technique Visualized
3:51 - Download the Blank Grid Resources
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Memory Athlete, Ronald Johnson, shares his memory technique for memorizing entire books of the bible. Learn all about the "Chunk & Grid" technique and how you can rely on your brain's ability to see and remember patterns. Download a blank grid to try it out yourself for free: www.biblememorygoal.com/grid
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Thanks so much to Ronald Johnson for sharing this technique! And if you want to to try it out yourself, download a blank grid (two different sizes) here: www.biblememorygoal.com/grid/
Funny how I was led to do this technique before watching this. The highlight every fifth verse is the one thing I didn’t know. Thanks for the tip.
Glad it was helpful!
Of all the the techniques I've watched, so far this looks like i could get good results with this one.
Awesome 👏
Thank you, I discovered that this technique works especially well for me on large colored index cards. I draw a line about 1.25" on the right side, write out the verse on one side and the letters on the other. It really works. ❤
Wonderful!
Thanks for this clip and the grid. I downloaded it and tried it, memorizing Jude, but I found there is not enough space for each letter of a few verses so I made myself a makeshift one. The one Ronald uses has 25 verses on one A4.Thank you very much for your videos and encouragement on memorzing whole books of the Bible. Someone in France is benefitting from your very hard work!
Thanks for sharing, Christophe! So good to hear that it has been useful to you.
I was having the same issue. Thanks for the idea. I couldn't write small enough. But I am working on it!
Love this channel!! So glad I found it!
Thanks so much for watching and leaving all the comments, Tyler!!
Thank you for the grid. I can't wait to do this.
Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks for sharing!! Definitely will be giving it a try!!
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I love this idea! Thank you for sharing the downloadable grid as well!
You are so welcome, Erin!
You are inspiring me. Thank you 💕
Wow, thank you Kasia!
Great idea! Thanks for this helpful tip
Glad you found it useful!
This is great and very helpful! I will apply this to memorize chapters.
Awesome! I hope you find it useful.
Wow that’s such a brilliant method !! I gonna definitely try this out
Great! I hope it works well for you, Crystal.
WOW! I've never seen anything like this - and it's easy to see how it would work. Thanks!
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Thanks for sharing. I tried & it works! God bless you.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much! I think this is going to be game changing for me! Off to try it now.
Awesome! Go for it 🙌
Thanks for this great memory technique
You're very welcome, Malcolm!
thanks!! love this stuff
Glad you enjoy it!
Thank you so much for this. It has really helped me. God bless you.
Glad it helped!
This method has really given my memorizing a good bump up. Thank you.
So good to hear, Marie!
Sounds good! I am going to try it.
Hope you enjoy
Love it! Thanks
You are so welcome!
Thank you very much for teaching this simple method! I'm very glad I found it!
Glad it was helpful!
Josh -- I LOVE this idea. I think the visual connection is brilliant. I am going to tweak the color code to coincide with the first verse on each new page in my Moleskine. That way they will reinforce each other.
You're the second person who has said that and I don't know why I didn't consider that - changing the position of the colored box to whatever you prefer. I hope that works out better for you, Scott!
Thank you so much, this was really helpful😊 truly thank you🙏God bless🙌
I’m glad to hear it!
I like it. This will be a good supplement for the Bible Memory App. The grid seems like it will be great for memorizing and visualizing books. I can also see setting up grids in a slightly different format for topical verses such as healing, protection, praise, etc. Thank you for all you do to encourage us to keep His Word in the midst of our hearts!
Awesome, Kathie! I'm glad to hear it will be a good supplement.
I will definitely give this a try!
Great! I look forward to hearing how it works for you, Jean.
thanks for this wonderful memorization idea...let me get out my NASB and i am so pumped....thanks so much and God bless
My pleasure 😇
Thank u so much for this, it has just revived in me my love for memorizing the word, where is the whole interview with Ronald Johnson?
I love to hear that! The "full interview" about this particular technique only lasted a few minutes and I've cut the most valuable parts. There is a part two of the interview about how he uses memory palaces that I will publish sometime in October.
This is so cool. Love this method.
Awesome! Glad you found it useful.
It does realy makes sense to remember the verses better
It does
Thank you so much. I am interested in using the grid for review.
Excellent!
Thanks for this idea! Just when I think I know all the ways for memorizing and reviewing, another comes up. I think this will really be helpful for me. I'm memorizing the book of Romans this year, and I'm on chapter 14 (the end is in sight!), and even though I'm starting late at using the grid, I think it will be super helpful to review the whole thing as I prepare to recite it before the end of the year.
I've enjoyed your videos. I still think it's CRAZY that you're attempting to do the whole NT in a few years. I've done several books (Philippians, Sermon on the Mount, Psalm 119, James, Titus, now Romans), but you helped me set a goal to finish the New Testament and not just do a random book every year. I think I can do it in about 11 years (before I'm 50!). 11 years seems like so much longer than 2, but I'll be busting my tail to do it. I'm not saying that you can't do it (because I totally think you can and am cheering for you!)... I just am amazed and inspired. I consider myself a pretty fast memorizer, but not THAT fast!
I have a couple ideas of people you could interview. I memorize primarily through song, and I love the work of Seeds Family Worship and The Corner Room Music, as well as humble TH-camrs like Abigail Houston/Melodically Memorizing. They'd be great for an interview. Another contact is Phil Walker, missionary in Indonesia, whose primary focus is encouraging scores of people to memorize Scripture through song. They sing in their native languages and also as a way to learn English.
Thank you, Mary! I'm hope this ends up being useful as you finish up Romans. You can do it!
Also, I appreciate the recommendations for people to connect with. I'm already in touch with Phil Walker but I'll have to check out Seeds Family Worship, Corner Room and Abigail.
Thank you! I will try this method.. #Blessings~
Please do!
So good!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Keisha!
Thank you. God bless you. There was something similar with the letter in a memory app I was using, but I like the idea of the Grid very much. It excites me so much that I will give it a try! ❤️ Loving God's Word 💞🙏 Hallelujah ❤️
Awesome! Glad to hear it, Lori 👍🏻
Great description of this technique. My passion for memorizing scripture has gone cold of late and I'm thinking a new approach might be just what I need to motivate me. Also, great production quality on the video. Really clear picture and sound, which I know are not easy to achieve.
I know what you mean, Chad. Sometimes a new approach is a small spark that can add a bit more motivation.
Also, thanks for the kind words about the production quality. :)
Simple and brilliant! A great memory 'game' AND makes my written notes shorter, more accessible, as well as providing the overview idea. Thanks! What if I used the blue for the 1st, 6th, 11th, etc verses? Would that work? Then you'd have the start of each chapter 'hinged' in your memory? Might try it.
Absolutely. As with any memory technique, I think that it's something you always need to adapt to your own needs. If you want to make the 1st, 6th and 11th verses blue...then you do that!!
Love this
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Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you
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I wanna try it!
Great! Go for it...
Very good!
I’m glad you found it useful!
I've used the "Memorization Made Easy" app for iPhone which uses the first letter technique that you mentioned. There are some other apps out there that also do that. Maybe writing it out by hand works better but the app works well to.
Yea, there are a few different ways to do it. Glad you found a good app!
This is a great idea. I like color coding every 5th verse. I have memorized the first chapter of James and I am starting chapter 2. I do use the first letter technique. I have not concentrated on the verse #s this sbould help. Thanks!
Wonderful! May the Lord be with you, Matthew.
Thx you.
My pleasure
No doubt this will be useful for me! I will put it to use. Thank you so much for sharing!
My pleasure!
Started using the chunk and grid this morning,10/24/21. I have Heb1:1-5 all ready memorized. I am also reading each verse as it is chunked. My goal is to memorize the entire book of Hebrews in two months or less, but my goal is two months. Ronald Johnson should also be on TH-cam I can access his videos. I do not have an Instagram account.🙁
So excited to hear how you progress, Eunice!
God bless you
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Greetings from Italy Brother , I Remember Jack van impe ah a great Memory
I didn’t know that, Peter. Thanks for sharing!
@@BibleMemoryGoal He was a famous american TV preachers called'the Walking Bible'.
I really like this technique and I’m starting my journey on extended scripture memorization. Where does the memory palace play into this technique and how many verses are recommended to learn each day using the box technique?
It’s really up to you - how fast you can encode the memories or how much time you have.
Can anyone elaborate more on the usefulness of coloring every fifth verse? If your grid has five columns, then you can easily visualize every fifth verse already. It seems like it might be more beneficial to color code boxes based on things like a new section in the argument or verses that begin with a contrastive. In any case, thanks for all the great content!
Hey Trent! I appreciate not only the comment, but your ideas as well. While you're correct that the grid provides a visual cue already, I think the blue box just adds another dimension to help solidify the location in your memory. And I really like your idea of using this for more than just verse number location! I think "more beneficial" is subjective to each person who is memorizing, but it's a cool idea to create markers for different reasons.
Similar to the Grid used by Gregor Feinaigle. I think you might like to look at his grid. Perhaps you will find it much more powerful.
Thanks for sharing. Why is that one more powerful, Mac?
How do you go about memorizing each square? In a rote fashion?
There are various ways. You should check out my latest live stream to see me using it in real time: th-cam.com/video/yF3ZfKEgekk/w-d-xo.html
I Seem too have an Especially Dificult Time, with Ephesians😢 , ch 1... [vss 17-23]. .
Any Ideas, for that ... ?
Thank you...
Try different methods and keep at it.
I LOVE THIS!
Two apps, that I know of, uses the first letter for memorization, and it really helps me.
-Bible Memory
-Memorize by Heart (can use for more than scripture)
However, The idea of being able to have a whole chapter on one page, whether on my phone or not is pretty awesome. Plus, doing it by hand would be faster than the way I'm currently doing it.
I'm curious to learn how my mind will differentiate the blue boxes, since blue represents 5, 10, 15, etc.
The gentleman is saying "a color" so I'm wondering if 5 can be blue, 10 be green, and so on.
Ps- The Book of James, is currently my favorite book in the New Testament.
A lot of the verses I've been using for the past few months to resist temptation, and stay close to GOD have been from the Book of James ❤️
I love that idea, Dulcet! Why not try to use a different color for each five verses? Maybe it would work? Give it a try and let us know how it turns out for you :)
I wish I would start remember by heart books of the Bible since my early childhood)
It's never too late to start :)
I agree…better late than never!!
Every time i try to download the pdf it sends me to your youtube channal> However, i am subscribed.
I’m really sorry about that - can you send me a direct message through my email or contact form? www.biblememorygoal.com/contact
Please explain why you highlight the 5th column
You don't have to, but since our brains tend to remember patterns, as you memorize you'll start to remember that verses 5, 10, 15, etc. are shaded blue. In this way, you can get a sense for where verses are within a text without having to memorize verse numbers. Does that make better sense?
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I noticed when I clicked on the link to get the gride, I put in my information to the link it sends me too, Then I get sent back here.
Thank you so much for the message to send the grid, Its so cool!!
Great! I believe it gets sent to your inbox.
I’m confused though why does he only highlight parts of the grid?
Just to break it out into every 5 verses. It allows you to know approximately where different verses are located in an extended portion of text without having to memorize verse numbers.
@@BibleMemoryGoal ohhhh ok
Does he use the same color for every fifth verse, or does he switch colors?
He uses the same color.
Trying it now with John 15. I’m trying to draw a tiny pic on each one to give my brain and additional prompt for each verse. I think if I do it again, I’ll add the punctuation as well.
Capital Idea 💡
I agree. Thanks, Eva!
Followed the link to get the grid. The link took me to more videos. No grid. False leading of the interested person.
So sorry, Eunice! It’s not false leading at all. Did you click this link? www.biblememorygoal.com/grid/
If that still doesn’t work, email me and I’ll get it to you immediately. Josh at biblememorygoal dot com.
Hi! I´ve noticed that actors use this technique too. A memory champion called Nelson Dellis even mentions this technique in the following video: th-cam.com/video/k8k_rNTDjJM/w-d-xo.html
However, does anyone know the scientific name of this technique? I would like to read some research about how effective it is for long-term memorization. Thanks, in advance! And God bless!
No, I don't know of any official name for this technique.
So Mnemonics? fairly simple, I memorized everything using Semiotics as a whole, given the fact that it's like a book of Philosophy with Mathematics and Geometry inside of it. Also Started with Hieroglyphs, than Babylonian Cuneiform, and after Studying Latin and Sanskrit, everything became a lot easier to understand and memories sense it's all somewhat polarities with pattern recognition built in. I guess in a sense, God is formless but can show himself in many ways throughout time and space. Like a dog always noticing it owner even if they dress differently, but sometimes people don't notice our creator when they dress differently. Very interesting use of Mnemonics though. Id rather use Mathematics and Symbolic understanding.
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I FIGURE HOW TO MEMORIZE the Bible.. or ANYTHING and know how to apply to reading fast with the same tech. I am going to make a video. I realize the answer HAS been right there for THOUSANDS of years and I was like how did we not see that. By they way, I came up another idea. Instead using a GRID you can use playing cards. You can use ALL 52 cards for the grid as that person describe if you want.
Interesting. I hope that works well for you.
Yeah that’s the same technique the Bible memory app uses
It’s definitely similar, but the point here is that you have it as an entire portion of Scripture that you can see at a glance.
@@BibleMemoryGoal oh yeah your right😊 I probably will try this is looks fun
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I’m still not sure I understand what you’re trying to say with these Hype comments.
This SYSTEM won't work for those people with learning disability.
I figure a way someone who has learning disability cause I used to have a problem .
That's great.
I still dont know why. Seems a waste of time.
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what is Ronald’s new Instagram
I’m not sure.
Thank you
You're welcome