"Your book has inspired me to use God's gift of memorizing His Word.  So far I've memorized nearly 100 Psalms, the entire books of Revelation and Song of Solomon, 21 chapters of Isaiah, several chapters from John and numerous individual verses.  And I'm still memorizing more."         
                                                            - Cleopatra Ho Sang, Praise Dancer


"Mr. Hempe has addressed a subject every student of the Bible ought to investigate: how to recall Bible passages from memory.  A good read and a good approach."   
                                                            - Thomas Bradford, Pastor/Torah Teacher
                                                              Seed of Abraham Ministries


"Knowing God's Word will revolutionize your daily life.  As we memorize scripture we have His Word hidden in our heart and know his will.  Isaiah Hempe uncovers the 'secrets' to memorizing scripture.  How to Memorize the Bible is a must have for your spiritual walk."
                                                            - Elizabeth Anne, Christian Recording Artist


"'Thy word have I hid in my heart . . .'  and what better way to do so than the plan offered in How to Memorize the Bible.  This book is well written, informative and offers a great plan to develop memorization skills."                                                   - Dorothy Hibbard, Hebrew Teacher


"To read the Word of God is good, but to truly know and remember the Word is even better!  Isaiah Hempe's book is an important addition to anyone that has a desire to do just that.  His writing style makes it enjoyable to memorize scripture.  Well recommended."
                                                            - Rabbi Alan M. Levine,
                                                              Kol Mashiach Messianic Synagogue


"These look like very worthy endeavors.

We have known for all of human history that our entire culture and value system is handed down from one generation to the next with a memorized oral history. Somewhere in the last 500 years (Guttenberg) and then more so in the last 50 years ("modern education ideas") we have forgotten this and no one memorizes important documents anymore.

But it has been shown by MRI scans that the act of memorizing changes the brain at the cellular level. If you memorize a Psalm your brain is rewired by the very process, usually for life. With epigenetics it could actually be passed on to future generations!

So if you memorize the Bible or Psalms you literally become the passages at a chemical, cellular, tissue, and conscience level." 
                                                            -Dr. Steven Quay, MD, PhD