Q13: Scripture Secrets : Poetry Songs. Scripture used to be full of songs in Hebrew. The Koran is written in an Arab like language as poetry and songs, making it easy to memorize. This technique was borrowed from Hebrew. We need to make our Scriptures into songs and poetry puns, so we can have more fun reading Scripture. We have to memorize Scripture WORDS, so putting them as songs is much easier for our fallen minds. Hard to memorize lines like this, unless we arrange the lines into patterns of poetry style. This can be done in a variety of ways, using couplets beginning with alphabet letters, A, B, C , D etc. By adding rthymn in the flow of sound. By adding rthyme in the flow of sound. Psalms is a good example of this idea, originally all the Psalms were prayers of David. Consider one prayer written as a song by the Author, the 23rd psalm, or prayer of David. Here is a song version of the 23rd Psalm, that follows the Ancient Hebrew meanings very closely, but it is rearranged as English, to memorize "specific seeds" as "prayer promises" into a song. The Author wishs to write many more "Scripture Songs", so "sowing specific seed solutions" as "prayer promises" will be easier to memorize and learn. The Author finds it difficult to memorize all the Scripture seeds as prayer promises so one can support Jesus moment by moment. God bless your spiritual journey with Jesus. Shalom |
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