Lisa Notes: Free resources for memorizing Psalm 71

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Free printable resources here

Schedule

Week 1, Jan 13-Jan 19, Psalm 71:1-2
Week 2, Jan 20-Jan 26, Psalm 71:3
Week 3, Jan 27-Feb 2, Psalm 71:4-5
Week 4, Feb 3-Feb 9, Psalm 71:6
Week 5, Feb 10-Feb 16, Psalm 71:7-8
Week 6, Feb 17-Feb 23, Psalm 71:9
Week 7, Feb 24-Mar 2, Psalm 71:10-11
Week 8, Mar 3-Mar 9, Psalm 71:12-13
Week 9, Mar 10-Mar 16, Psalm 71:14-15
Week 10, Mar 17-Mar 23, Psalm 71:16-17
Week 11, Mar 24-Mar 30, Psalm 71:18
Week 12, Mar 31-Apr 6, Psalm 71:19-20
Week 13, Apr 7-Apr 13, Psalm 71:21-22
Week 14, Apr 14-Apr 20, Psalm 71:23-24

To print

Audio from Bible Gateway, read by Max McLean

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My lips will shout for joy, when I sing praises to you; my soul also, which you have redeemed.
Psalm 71:23

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dukeslee 37p · 638 weeks ago

The first-letter method is probably my favorite way to memorize Scripture. God bless you as you dive into the Psalms. I just started the Romans project with Ann Voskamp earlier this week. But maybe I should do this one, too!

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Lisa notes 103p · 638 weeks ago

The first-letter method really helps me, too, even though it's an odd thing when I think about it. ha. That's great that you'll be doing the Romans challenge. Those are great chapters she's chosen! Would love to have you join Psalm 71 with us, too, if you'd like. We're going to go slowly. :)
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