Rylee Meek explains biblical meditation on Scripture. The verb "meditate" appears about 50 times in Scripture, with three Hebrew words translated as meditate, meaning to ponder, muse, or utter. Meditating on God's word strengthens your inner person through sound doctrine and faith.
Of those 50 references in Scripture, we're, we're told to meditate on God's wondrous works, to meditate on the law meaning scripture, his word. We're told to meditate on these things as, as Paul said to, to Timothy. Right. That's the last time meditates mentioned in the Bible. And what are these, these things? It's the word of faith. It's scripture itself. It's that sound doctrine that strengthens your inner man. Right. But, but it says it's mentioned as early as in Genesis. Yeah, Genesis 24 is the first time. And what's very interesting about that reference is there's typically three Hebrew words that are used for meditation and to meditate is to ponder, to muse, which is like be absorbed in thought. It could be to, to utter. Right. So if you're sitting and you're meditating and you, you're meditating on a scripture, you're just kind of uttering or repeating that SC.
