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Old Testament Scripture to Memorize: Judges Memory Passages 1 year 3 weeks ago

With over 600 verses in the Old Testament book of Judges, which passages and verses are important to memorize? This brief guide points you to the passages that emphasize Jesus in the Old Testament book of Judges.

Old Testament Scripture to Memorize: Joshua Memory Passages 1 year 4 weeks ago

The Old Testament book of Joshua comfort us with God's promises and points forward to Jesus Christ.With over 650 verses, which passages should you memorize?

Joshua, whose name in Greek the Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament is "Jesus," now leads the people of Israel into the Promised Land. Joshua foreshadows Jesus Christ as Joshua's name and work in this book of the Bible demonstrates.

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Old Testament Scripture to Memorize: Ruth Memory Passages 1 year 3 weeks ago

Ruth is a short Old Testament book in the Bible with 85 verses and 4 chapters. We examine the passages in Ruth to memorize that point to Christ.

The author of the book of Ruth is unknown, but the events described in the Old Testament book of Ruth take place during the time period of the Judges of Israel, c.1400-1050 B.C.