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GN-Day068 Numbers 2; Psalm 26; Luke 18:1-30 16:25

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NUMBERS 2:Yesterday in Numbers chapter 1, God ordered a census of the men capable as soldiers in war. And we heard the list of the clan leaders of the 12 listed tribes— excluding Levi. (The number of tribes remains at 12 because the tribe of Joseph is split in two.) PSALM 26:This poem is a personal lament. It is similar to Psalm 25 but does not con…

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GN-Day067 Numbers 1; Psalm 25; Luke 17:20-37 16:56

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NUMBERS 1:Numbers is the 4th of Moses' 5 books. In this book we will see that unbelief hinders God's blessings for Israel. HC Mears says, “Numbers might be called the Wilderness Wanderings,” because it chronicles the journey. And “Numbers might be called the book of the March and the Roll Call. ... It might, too, be called the Book of Murmurings, b…

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GN-Day066 Leviticus 26-27; Psalm 24; Luke 17:1-21 22:53

8d ago22:53

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Av Phil Fields

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GN-Day065 Leviticus 25; Psalm 23; Luke 16 20:51

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LEVITICUS 25:Yesterday in Leviticus we heard about the seven important yearly celebrations of the Jewish religion. Then we heard about oil and bread for the tabernacle. Following that, we heard about the example of a law-breaker who was stoned to death for his crime of blasphemy. PSALM 23:Today we read the most famous psalm of all. My wife has ofte…

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064: Reader: Take Note! Pointers for understanding parables 22:44

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Today I would like to give pointers for understanding Jesus’ parables. I consider the parable to be one of the greatest of all teaching devices, and a legacy of the Greatest Teacher. I will end this episode by sharing a non-Biblical parable. One little detail to understand is that the word ‘parable’ (Greek paraboles) had a wider meaning than we nor…

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GN-Day064 Leviticus 23-24; Psalm 22; Luke 15 25:12

8d ago25:12

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Av Phil Fields

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GN-Day063 Leviticus 21-22; Psalm 21; Luke 14 21:43

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LEVITICUS 21-22:In yesterday’s reading in Leviticus, we heard various laws that are for preserving the holiness of God's people, and various kinds of punishment for disobedience. PSALM 21:Psalm 21 is a companion to yesterday's psalm, which was for the nation and the king in time of war. Today’s poem is the corresponding victory song. I have made a …

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GN-Day062 Leviticus 19-20; Psalm 20; Luke 13 22:42

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LEVITICUS 19-20:Yesterday in Leviticus we learned about the rule that all sacrifices must be done at the tabernacle, also the prohibitions of eating anything containing animal blood, and forbidden sexual practices. PSALM 20:Today we will read Psalm 20, which is a prayer for the nation of Israel and their king, asking for national security in a time…

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GN-Day061 Leviticus 17-18; Psalm 19; Luke 12:21-59 20:54

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LEVITICUS 17-18:Yesterday in Leviticus we learned about regulations concerning uncleanness caused by bodily discharges of all kinds. Then we heard the procedures for the high priest to perform yearly on the day of atonement. PSALM 19:Today’s Psalm— Psalm 19, is a famous poem celebrating the heavens and God's creation, and secondly celebrating the p…

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GN-Day060 Leviticus 15-16; Psalm 18; Luke 12:1-32 28:33

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LEVITICUS 15-16:Yesterday in Leviticus 14 we heard about sacrifices following the healing of skin diseases and after getting rid of the diseased infection in a house. Note that the infection in a house is probably more serious than mildew, which is the word used in some translations. Did you happen to notice in that chapter Who is said to cause suc…

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GN-Day059 Leviticus 14; Psalm 17; Luke 11:29-54 6:11

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LEVITICUS 14:After hearing about the serious skin diseases in Leviticus 13, today we hear of the regulations if someone is healed from one. Note that these regulations were probably very seldom performed— until perhaps when Jesus caused a wave of men who had been healed to come with offerings. Note that our modern translations use either ‘serious s…

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GN-Day058 Leviticus 13; Psalm 16; Luke 11:1-28 21:11

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LEVITICUS 13:Yesterday in Lev. 11-12, we learned the animals considered clean and edible, and those that were considered unclean and detestable. Then we heard about the sacrifices for purification after a woman gives birth. PSALM 16:Today we read Psalm 16. E.C. Olsen says that the Old Testament is like a sundial. “It is not difficult to read the ho…

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GN-Day057 Leviticus 11-12; Psalm 15; Luke 10:23-42 15:34

15d ago15:34

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Yesterday in Leviticus, Aaron and his sons started their work, and the glory of the Lord was revealed. But right after that Nadab and Abihu died because they offered an unauthorized kind of fire to the Lord. There are important lessons for us in that story. We will see other stories also were others who wanted to ‘do it their way’ instead of God’s …

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GN-Day056 Leviticus 9-10; Psalm 14; Luke 10:1-24 18:05

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LEVITICUS 9-10:Yesterday in Leviticus, we heard more regulations for the priests (mainly), and then heard the story of the ordination ceremony that Moses performed for Aaron and his sons. PSALM 14:Psalm 14 can be classed as a messianic psalm because of v7. (However, the messianic nature of that verse is not made clear in all translations.) David sh…

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GN-Day055 Leviticus 7-8; Psalm 13; Luke 9:28-62 22:57

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LEVITICUS 7-8:In yesterday’s reading in Leviticus, we heard about sin and guilt offerings and about the ordination offering for priests. In today’s reading, it sounds to me that for repayment offerings (repayment being a sin which would usually be intentional), the person offering the sacrifice would not be entitled to receive any of the meat. In t…

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GN-Day054 Leviticus 5-6; Psalm 12; Luke 9:1-36 21:03

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LEVITICUS 5-6:Yesterday we read about sacrifices given for unintentional sins and for peace offerings. And I said that we would hear about offerings for intentional sins today. PSALM 12:In Psalm 12, we hear of trusting in God's promises even in the midst of hard times. Translation note: 6 The [words//promises] of the Lord can be trusted; they are a…

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GN-Day053 Leviticus 3-4; Psalm 11; Luke 8:22-56 20:42

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LEVITICUS 3-4:Yesterday in the beginning chapters of Leviticus, we heard about burnt offerings and grain offerings. In the first chapter, did you happen to notice how many things were being done by the person bringing the offering, not the priest? Andrew Bonar states about Leviticus:“There is no book in the whole compass of that inspired Volume whi…

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GN-Day052 Leviticus 1-2; Psalm 10; Luke 8:1-21 18:56

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LEVITICUS 1-2:Yesterday in the final chapter of Exodus, the worship in the completed and the dedicated tabernacle was started. Leviticus is a continuation of Exodus, in the same way, that Exodus is a continuation of Genesis. Leviticus also starts with the word ‘And’. The title once again comes from Latin Vulgate which was based on the name in the S…

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GN-Day051 Exodus 40; Psalm 9; Luke 7:20-50 17:56

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EXODUS 40: Yesterday in Exodus we read about Bezalel making the outside articles for worship— like the altar for burnt offerings. There was a listing of materials used, and then we heard of the making of the priests' clothes— all according to how Moses was instructed by God. Moses inspected everything and blessed the people. The stage is set for th…

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GN-Day050 Exodus 38-39; Psalm 8; Luke 7:1-30 22:23

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EXODUS 38-39: In the two chapters we heard in Exodus yesterday, we heard of the building of the tabernacle, the Covenant Box, and the other furniture of the Holy Place and Most Holy Place. Everything was done precisely as God had described before. The actor ‘he’ as we start chapter 38 is again Bezalel. PSALM 8: Today we read Psalm 8. Verses 4-8 fro…

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GN-Day049 Exodus 36-37; Psalm 7; Luke 6:24-49 21:07

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Av Phil Fields

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GN-Day048 Exodus 34-35; Psalm 6; Luke 6:1-31 22:08

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EXODUS 34-35:In yesterday’s reading in Exodus, we heard about how God's meeting with Moses was interrupted because of the people making the golden calf. (Don’t ya’ hate interruptions!) Aaron caved into the people's desires. Moses interceded for the people, and God agreed not to destroy them. God eventually agreed to go with the people to the promis…

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GN-Day047 Exodus 32-33; Psalm 5; Luke 5 25:28

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EXODUS 32-33:Yesterday in Exodus, we heard about the plans for the incense altar, and about the making of incense and anointing oil. We heard also of God's choosing and giving the ability to Bezalel and Oholiab for making everything required in the worship of God. And God emphasized the importance of keeping the Sabbath as a covenant responsibility…

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GN-Day046 Exodus 30-31; Psalm 4; Luke 4:22-44 17:16

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EXODUS 30-31:In yesterday’s reading in Exodus, we heard the instructions for consecrating the priests for their special work. PSALM 4:Psalm 4 is an evening hymn expressing our trust in God. LUKE 4b:Yesterday we heard about Jesus being tested by the devil, and today we will revisit the story of how Jesus was rejected in his hometown. When Jesus had …

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GN-Day045 Exodus 29; Psalm 3; Luke 4:1-30 18:18

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EXODUS 29:In our reading in Exodus yesterday, we heard about the design of the altar for burnt offerings and the plans for the courtyard. The dimensions we heard the day before were for the sacred tent that was enclosed by the courtyard that we heard about yesterday. And we read about the fabulous garments for the priests, Aaron, and his sons. PSAL…

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GN-Day044 Exodus 27-28; Psalm 2; Luke 3 22:45

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EXODUS 27-28:Yesterday in Exodus, we heard the beginning plans given by God for the Tabernacle (or sacred tent) and the Arc of the Covenant, that was to become the focal point for the worship of God under the Covenant. The whole Tabernacle— and particularly the atonement cover on top of the Arc of the Covenant (called the Mercy Seat), symbolized th…

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GN-Day043 Exodus 25-26; Psalm 1; Luke 2:25-52 21:05

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EXODUS 25-26:Yesterday we read the commands for the Israelites to be good neighbors and to practice justice. And we heard the requirement for all Israelites to celebrate three festivals, and God gave promises of how He would bring them into the land. Then we read the story of how Moses led the people in accepting the covenant. Note how important th…

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GN-Day042 Exodus 23-24; Job 42; Luke 2:1-35 22:07

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EXODUS 23-24:Yesterday in Exodus we heard laws regarding the treatment of slaves, cases of personal injury, protection of private property, and social responsibility. Job 42:As we turn to the final chapter of Job, we have heard three chapters of God confronting Job. Today Job gives his final response, and we hear of God’s blessings to him. Luke 2a:…

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GN-Day041 Exodus 21-22; Job 41; Luke 1:39-80 25:24

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In our reading in Exodus yesterday, we read about the awesome and fearful way the Lord revealed himself at Mount Sinai to the Israelites. (Remember that for when we come to Hebrews 13.) And God gave the 10 Commandments. JOB 41:In Job today, God continues to confront and challenge Job, asking questions revealing God's power compared to human weaknes…

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GN-Day040 Exodus 19-20; Job 40; Luke 1:1-45 24:17

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EXODUS 19-20:Yesterday in Exodus, we heard of God satisfying the thirst of the Israelites by commanding Moses to hit a rock. Israel defeated the Amalekites. And Jethro brought Moses’ wife and sons to him and stayed around long enough to give him good advice. Note that in Hebrew, God often talks of _Himself_ in what we might term the royal fashion— …

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GN-Day039 Exodus 17-18; Job 39; 2 Peter 3 18:59

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EXODUS 17-18:Yesterday in Exodus we heard the wonderful victory song of Moses. Then we heard how the people of Israel grumbled against Moses, Aaron, and most importantly, the Lord. Even about a simple command like the one about gathering manna, the people of Israel disobey repeatedly. They are not called stubborn for nothing.JOB 39:Job 39 is the co…

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GN-Day038 Exodus 15-16; Job 38; 2 Peter 1:19-2:22 27:58

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EXODUS 15-16:Yesterday in our reading in Exodus, we heard that because of the Passover plague which killed Egypt's firstborn, God claimed the firstborn of Israel for all time to come. Then we heard of Pharaoh's final hardening of his heart, and the parting of the red sea. JOB 38:In the 6 chapters before this, Elihu has said that God uses multiple m…

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GN-Day037 Exodus 13-14; Job 37; 2 Peter 1 22:53

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EXODUS 13-14:Yesterday In Exodus we heard of the final plague— the death of the firstborn, which happened at the first Passover. And we heard the rules for the Passover celebrations. Note how Christ is foreshadowed in the Passover lamb, including the detail that not a bone was to be broken. JOB 37:Today we read chapter 37 of Job, which is the concl…

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GN-Day036 Exodus 11-12; Job 36; James 5 22:51

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EXODUS 11-12:Yesterday we heard of the plague against the livestock, the plague of boils, and the plague of hail. We are not told how much time there was in between each plague. It seems there was enough time for many Egyptians to buy more livestock before they were again decimated by the hail. Then we heard about the plague of locusts followed by …

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GN-Day035 Exodus 9-10; Job 35; James 4 19:42

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EXODUS 9-10:The two chapters of Exodus we read yesterday included the story of Aaron's staff becoming a serpent, and the plagues of blood, frogs, gnats, and flies. Note verse that in our reading today: 9:19 GNT Now give orders for your livestock and everything else you have in the open to be put under shelter. Hail will fall on the people and anima…

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GN-Day034 Exodus 7-8; Job 34; James 3 21:00

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EXODUS 7-8:In yesterday’s reading in Exodus, we heard of Moses and Aaron's first disastrous meeting with Pharaoh, and Pharaoh's retaliation against the Israelite people. God spoke with Moses again, reaffirming his promises and his covenant with the people of Israel. JOB 34:Today in chapter 34 of Job, we hear the third chapter of Elihu's six-chapter…

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GN-Day033 Exodus 5-6; Job 33; James 2 18:32

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EXODUS 5-6:In Exodus so far we have heard that Moses accepted God's call, returned to Egypt with Aaron, and had a successful meeting with the leaders of the Israelite people. JOB 33:Today’s chapter in Job is Elihu's second chapter of six in his speech. JAMES 2:Yesterday James told us to consider it a great joy when troubles come our way. Don't miss…

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GN-Day032 Exodus 3-4; Job 32; James 1 23:25

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EXODUS 3-4:In yesterday's beginning to Exodus, we heard of Moses' birth and his young adulthood in Egypt. He murdered a man and had to flee for his life, going to Midian. We also read of his helping the seven daughters of Reuel, a scene that I can't read without thinking of the Cecil B. DeMill movie. JOB 32:Job having finished his defense, Elihu ta…

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GN-Day031 Exodus 1-2; Job 31; 1 Peter 5 21:04

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EXODUS 1:Yesterday we wrapped up Genesis with Jacob's very prophetic blessings for each of his sons. Then we heard of the conclusion after Jacob was buried, including the account of Joseph’s death and his instruction about what to do with his bones. Exodus is clearly a continuation of the story of Genesis since the first word in the Hebrew text is …

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GN-Day030 Genesis 49-50; Job 30; 1 Peter 3:17-4:19 23:36

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GENESIS 49-50:In yesterday's reading in Genesis, Jacob blessed Pharaoh, Joseph led powerfully during the worst of the famine, and Jacob blessed Ephraim and Manasseh— putting the younger Ephraim above his older brother. (And if you remember Jacob's story, you'll know how he got that idea.) JOB 30:In the book of Job today, if you are following the GN…

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GN-Day029 Genesis 47-48; Job 29; 1 Peter 3 21:37

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Welcome back for Day 29 in our reading plan. GENESIS 47-48:In yesterday's reading, Jacob arrived in Egypt with his family. Excluding more extended family, the whole group numbered 70 people at that time. JOB 29:Yesterday in Job 28, we heard the chapter in praise of God’s wisdom. I think NLT is right attributing this to Job rather than to Zophar. To…

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GN-Day028 Genesis 46; Job 28; 1 Peter 1:22-2:25 19:11

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GENESIS 46:In yesterday’s two chapters of Genesis, Joseph's brothers went back to Egypt with Joseph's younger brother, Benjamin. Joseph contrived a creative way to reveal his identity. When Pharaoh heard about Joseph's brothers, he helped provide for Jacob's family to come to Egypt. JOB 28:Today’s chapter in Job and part of the previous chapter are…

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GN-Day027 Genesis 44-45; Job 27; 1 Peter 1 23:54

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GENESIS 44-45:Yesterday we heard of Joseph's brothers on their first and second trips to Egypt. At the end of chapter 43, Joseph’s giving wine without limit might be considered as the typical generosity of a wealthy host. The GNT and NET say that Joseph’s brothers became drunk. But under these circumstances, I very much doubt that his brothers woul…

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025: EveryWord --- Mark 16 20:00

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Today I will do my best to convince you that the last 12 verses of Mark 16 shouldn’t have brackets around them or footnotes that cast doubt on their authenticity. I believe that they are authentic Scripture inspired by God. Now, I try to stay away from saying anything controversial in the Daily Bible Reading Podcast series, and it kind of bothers m…

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GN-Day026 Genesis 42-43; Job 26; Mark 16 19:43

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GENESIS 42-43:Yesterday in Genesis chapter 41, we heard of Pharaoh's dream, and what happened to Joseph as a result of his correctly telling the interpretation. Note also that Joseph was careful to give the glory to God for that interpretation. JOB 26:In yesterday’s reading in Job chapter 25, Bildad only had a six verse response, because Job interr…

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GN-Day025 Genesis 41; Job 25; Mark 15:33-47 16:33

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GENESIS 41:In yesterday's reading in Genesis 40, Joseph interpreted two dreams. He said something quite significant: Interpreting dreams is God’s business. JOB 25:Yesterday in Job chapter 24, Job said, Job 24:1 GNT Why doesn't God set a time for judging, a day of justice for those who serve him? And speaking of the helpless and downtrodden he said,…

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GN-Day024 Genesis 40; Job 24; Mark 15:1-32 13:36

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GENESIS 40:Were you shocked by yesterday’s reading in Genesis?! We heard the less than auspicious beginnings of Judah's line— particularly involving Tamar, who was more righteous than Judah. Then we heard of Joseph working for Potiphar and then being thrown in jail. Even in jail, he rose to the top. JOB 24:In Job 24 today, Job continues his respons…

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GN-Day023 Genesis 38-39; Job 23; Mark 14:43-72 19:06

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GENESIS 38-39:In yesterday's reading in Genesis 37, we heard of Joseph's dreams, his brothers' jealousy, and Joseph being sold into slavery in Egypt. JOB 23:Yesterday Eliphaz said: GNT 4 It is not because you stand in awe of Godthat he reprimands you and brings you to trial.5 No, it's because you have sinned so much;it's because of all the evil you…

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GN-Day022 Genesis 37; Job 22; Mark 14:1-42 19:24

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GENESIS 37:The focus of Genesis 36 was on the descendants of Esau, and the ethnic groups they spawned. JOB 22:Yesterday in Job chapter 21, Job— refuting what Zophar said, gave a very convincing argument that God does not always punish wicked people. Today Eliphaz begins the third set of exchanges between Job and his ‘friends’. The promises Elifaz g…

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GN-Day021 Genesis 36; Job 21; Mark 13 20:41

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GENESIS 36:In yesterday’s reading in Genesis, Jacob's daughter Dinah was raped, and the perpetrator Shechem was killed together with all the males in his town. God then told Jacob to return to Bethel. At the end of yesterday’s reading, Rachel and Grampa Isaak died. JOB 21:In Zophar's angry speech yesterday in Job chapter 20, he did not directly say…

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