Take time to memorise scriptures
Having several Bible translations and the emergence of Bibles in electronic devices has made it increasingly difficult for many of us to memorise Scriptures. You can easily search and locate verses, and in different translations, at the click or push of a button.
Finding Bible easily should not take the place or relegate the importance of memorizing scriptures as part of your personal spiritual growth. Memorising Scriptures helps you exercise your mind to retain the Word of God. Your~ mind is the doorway to your spirit (2 Corinthians 4:4).
Word of God has to be in your consciousness to produce results in your life. When it is in your consciousness, it will be in your mouth; and the Word in your mouth is a creative force. As you read your Bible, pick out striking verses and recite them repeatedly by heart. This is the beginning of meditation, and the more you do this, the more the Word will gain the ascendancy in your spirit.
Make a target to memorize a verse of scripture per day and make your progress in it. You would be surprised at the impact of the Word in your life.
Take time to memorize scriptures like bible verses about hope. This will truly inspire and strengthen us.
I recently found a cool site Askanydifference, with interesting articles, I read them day and night. Found there an article about religions. The difference between the Catholic Bible and King James Bible is that the Catholic Bible imbibes the original version of the Holy book containing 46 books of the Old Testament and 27 Books of the New Testament. Whereas, the King James Bible contains translations of old and new testaments, however, it is devoid of the 7 Apocrypha’s making it 39 Old Testament books.