Ken Remember

Memqz Bible Ken Remember

MemQz Bible includes a memorization method applicable to other subjects plus a comprehensive list of suggested cues for Bible topics in book order. It combines rhymes, imagery, related word-concepts, exaggeration and occasionally humor to help you recall the books and chapters that contain biblical truths, events, and principles you already know. The method dates back to the era of Greek philosophers and beyond but this work has two claims to uniqueness and one to infamy. First up is the departure from traditional memory systems that tend to limit the letters that visually cue numbers-often 9 small consonants to represent the numbers 1 through 9 (plus the one vowel "O" for zero). MemQz makes use of most of the 26 letters including vowels both small and capped to visualize numbers. Doing this broadens the number of words conceptually related to the subjects we're trying to remember. Second, while most books promote memory methods with a handful of examples (and many of them are excellent!), this first product suggests cues for most of the biblical topics from Genesis through Revelation. Third, while some memory books are written by winners of International Memory contests, this one is written by a man who regularly forgets where he put his car keys. He can use every cue he can get his hands on! Finally, speaking of keys, he believes this first application relates to "Key information." Jesus said he holds the keys to death and hades. These keys seem to be more important than car keys. He also said people search the Scriptures because they assume they can find eternal life in them. Now if this true, it sounds pretty good and so the Scriptures are the first target. The purpose of the book is to acquaint you with the method and enough examples to get you started creating your own cues, "IQz." Conceptual links built into cues will help you remember not only biblical addresses but topics as well . . . for "on-the-spot" retrieval.