LRC Pathfinder Bible Experience
2025 - 2026

Study Aids

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The Bible Project gives a good overview of the book:

Isaiah 1 - 39 (Note the video goes to chapter 39 but we only go to chapter 33)

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For those who learn best by listening - Here is a chapter by chapter playlist.   Select the Book of Isaiah and the chapter you need to listen to.​​​

Isaiah

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Audio Bible with text for listening and reading at the same time

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Isaiah read and listen.  This is a dramatized version.  For reading without the drama, see the link in the description for the summer challenge videos​.

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Here is the complete text for Isaiah chapters 1 - 33 for download and printing for each team member's binder.  Using the printout is better for study than reading from the phone or tablet.

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​Don't forget the Commentary!  Here is the link.  It is also available for download from the NAD PBE Website.

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How To Study Your Bible provides helpful information to help you get into and know the text.

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To study effectively, one must employ both recognition AND recall.  Recall is very important for the test.  Just reading over your notes or the text or listening over and over will not necessarily produce recall.  That's why when you can't answer the question but when you hear the answer you say, "I knew it!" You recognized but could not recall.  To improve recall, try these 4 steps:

​#1 Read it from the paper silently in your head

#2 Close your eyes and say it silently to yourself

#3 Read it from the paper out loud

#4 Close your eyes and say it out loud.

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The other thing that helps with memory is Repetition.  You are very busy and your brain will not remember everything you store in it unless you tell it that the information is important.  So here's a strategy for that.

It's called Spaced Repetition.

This is a modified version:

• Week 1: Read one or 2 of your chapters using the recall technique above. We're not going for perfection/word for word memorization here but remembering the overall details, concept, story, facts like persons, places and things unless there is a special "must know" verse.

• Week 2: Read the first 2 again in using the same recall technique and then start reading the next one or two chapters.  Note that some chapters are very short and some are longer.  Anything over 14 verses should be considered longer.  Determine what you will do based on the length of the chapter.

• Week 3:  Read the second chapter/group of chapters and then start on the 3rd group.  Always use the recall method.

• Week 4:  Re-read the first group and the 3rd group

• Week 5: Re-read the 2nd and 4th group

• Week 6: Test yourself

• Week 7: Divide your chapters into two groups and study 1 group every other week (eg. chapters 1 - 3 one week and chapters 4 - 7 the next week) but this time add testing.

• Feel free to listen to the audio of your chapters anytime inbetween or read and listen at the same time during your study sessions.

• As the test date approaches, increase your reading and testing frequency.  However, focus on or start with what you don't know/have a harder time remembering so you don't waste time studying what you already know.

 

Here are some testing platforms for you to use:​​

Quizlet PBE 2026 - join the class - flash cards, games, learning tools, tests.  Questions are added over time

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Ready Answers - memorization tools, questions, visual handles.  This is an excellent source.

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PBE Academy - practice test questions.  Click Menu and select Practice Quiz.

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