Abc Memory Verse Program Nasb

The quizmaster reads questions (referred to as “toss-ups”) to the players. The first player buzz in and answer correctly gets a series of “bonus” questions for that player’s team to answer together. This pattern of toss-up followed by bonus is repeated throughout the game.A toss-up is comprised of a lead-in sentence to help the players anticipate the Bible verse from which the question will come, followed by the question itself. This format of lead-in followed by question allows students to be challenged in a fun and unique way to recall the verses they have learned.Most bonus questions will require a word or phrase answer, while more challenging bonuses may require a perfectly quoted “memory verse” from the text.

Click above to downloadIt is so important for all of us to be studying and memorizing scripture. In Psalm 119:11, it says, “Your word I have treasured in my heart, That I may not sin against You.”During my Wednesday night class with Kindergarten-5th graders, we always spend time working on Bible Verses for them to memorize.

Abc Memory Verse Program Bev And Jerry Priest

I came up with a list of Bible Verses for them to work on that went along with the alphabet. Each week they would work on one verse in order to be able to recite it during class the next week. The reciting could be done one-on-one, in private or in front of the class, or recited altogether as a whole class.The point is for them to get the Word of God in their hearts, so that it will help them later. We discuss each verse at the start of the week so that they know what the verse means. I feel that they need to understand it as much as they need to memorize it.