Revelation 1 English Standard Version (ESV)

Trying to recite the book of revelation again, after putting it on hold for about a year and a half. I did need to look at the book. A lot of times to see when I made mistakes. This is the memoran project that started my journey of scripture memorization at the city of levels that it is now. I began the year of 2020 beginning to memorize the book of revelation. The reason that I’ve had been spurred on to think about memorization was when a homeschool group of kids came to the rescue Mission, where I work and recited the book of Roman chapter 8 in front of our lunch gas. It made me think that I needed to get back to memorizing scripture. And so I began thinking about what book I should memorize. I decided that it would be a good idea to memorize a little bigger book than the book. I had memorized back in college. Which was the book of James. So I started praying about what book I should memorize, and I felt the holy spirit lead me to memorize the book of revelation. I really did not like the book of revelation. I feel like if somebody does like the book of Revelation, they have got to be a little weird. I started to memorize the book of revelation and it was tough to memorize because there is a lot of blood and there’s a lot of death and a lot of massacring and a lot of ugly stuff. I really had no idea what this book was saying, until I found a book a commentary that is on the book of revelation by a man named George. CAIRD. He was very very very beneficial in helping me understand that Christ on the Cross is the Center of the book of revelation, the love of God for the world.