do you meditate of what's written in the Bible?
By jingbautista
@jingbautista (2456)
Philippines
October 14, 2008 5:56pm CST
i had it. our pastors and others were telling to meditate of what was written in the Bible. we were taught to have our daily devotional with the Lord. it is really good. and we, i mean i, have a lot of lessons being found in the Bible. i really liked it. it is God who is talking to me... but sometimes, i don't really meditate. after reading, it would soon be far away from me. i am not living as to what i was reading. which means that i really don't meditate. but do you?...
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6 responses
@DelicateFlower (314)
• United States
15 Oct 08
I sometimes meditate in my devotions, but not always. It kind of depends on a lot of things. For one thing, I am not sure I could even give a correct definition for Biblical meditation. Usually when people talk about meditating, they are talking about an eastern spirituality thing, which I know is totally different from Biblical meditation. I try to think about what the Scripture is saying to me right now, like what aspect of my life this applies to, do I need to change something of continue changing, is it to encourage me in some way. Things like that. Although I do not often last very long, my thoughts tend to be very rapid and I become distracted easily and have to resent my mind many times.
@jingbautista (2456)
• Philippines
17 Oct 08
yes you are right!.. we are the same.. i do meditate too. and as much as possible, obeying what the WOrd of God tells us or me... thanks.. can we be friends?..
@writermommy6 (60)
• United States
15 Oct 08
I meditate as often as I can. If I just read a passage then it doesn't really stick out to me. I normally pray before I read, something about helping me to "hear" what God wants me to hear.
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@jingbautista (2456)
• Philippines
15 Oct 08
oh, i can sense that you are begining with your relationship with the Lord. i am too at that time,,.. but then, as time passes by i find it hard to be staying on track... huhu.. move on!
@underdogtoo (9579)
• Philippines
16 Oct 08
There are many good things to be found in the bible and I think we can learn a lot from it. For instance, in agriculture or farming the bible teaches to let the field lie fallow for a year after being used for seven years. That is good advice. Cheers!!
@redkathy (3374)
• United States
15 Oct 08
Yes I read a passage of the Bible every day. Sometimes I just read it and other times I really mediate on the words. I agree with you that sometimes we get far away from God and what we have just read, prayed, and learned. We have the answer for that.... Jesus. We all fall short and we are told that we do. I continue to try and stay close, knowing I'll always slip up.
@jingbautista (2456)
• Philippines
17 Oct 08
we are the same ms.redkathy.. i am also struggling everyday. when i don't get to meditate, i usually fall into temptations. and i failed a lot of times. but then, everyday is a new day to start.. thanks!
@san1231 (24)
• India
16 Oct 08
Meditation is very important. Meditation produces success. Every human being wants to be an successful person. When u read bible we can see how godly people are achieved their life in their weekness. They belived God. They accept their inability. They fully depend on HIM Alone. He believed that God's mighty power will deliver us. When u simply read the chapters u can't get succeed. When u mediatate silently and ask God to remind all these things in the toughest times we will won our life battle. No use of reading bible without meditation. Develop mediatation.
