Manna For Breakfast with Bill Martin: Recent Episodes
Bill Martin
Daily reading through the Bible in a year chronologically with Pastor Bill Martin of Calvary Chapel Puerto Vallarta.
Jeremiah - The Polluted Land, Faithless Israel, God Invites Repentance, Judah Threatened with Invasion, Lament over Judah's Devastation
Jeremiah - Jerusalem's Godlessness, Judgment Proclaimed, Destruction of Jerusalem Impending, The Enemy from the North
Acts - Safe at Malta, Paul Arrives at Rome
Jeremiah - Jeremiah's Call and Commission, The Almond Rod and Boiling Pot, Judah's Apostasy
Acts - Paul Is Sent to Rome, Shipwreck
Zephaniah - Day of judgement on Judah. Judgements on Judah's enemies. Woe to Jerusalem and the nations. A remnant of Israel.
2 Chronicles – Josiah Succeeds Amon in Judah, Josiah Repairs the Temple, Hilkiah Discovers Lost Book of the Law, Huldah, the Prophetess, Speaks, Josiah's Good Reign, The Passover Observed Again, Josiah Dies in Battle
Acts - Paul's Defense before Agrippa
2 Kings - Josiah's Covenant, Reforms under Josiah, Passover Reinstituted, Jehoahaz Succeeds Josiah, Jehoiakim Made King by Pharaoh
Nahum - Overthrow of Nineveh, Nineveh's Complete Ruin
2 Kings - Josiah Succeeds Amon, The Lost Book, Huldah Predicts, Josiah's Covenant, Reforms under Josiah, Passover Reinstituted, Jehoahaz Succeeds Josiah, Jehoiakim Made King by Pharaoh
Acts - Paul before Festus, Paul before Agrippa
2 Chronicles - Sennacherib Invades Judah, Sennacherib Undermines Hezekiah, Hezekiah's Prayer is Answered, Manasseh Succeeds Hezekiah in Judah, Manasseh's Idolatry Rebuked, Amon Becomes King in Judah.
Nahum - God Is Awesome.
Acts - Paul Before Felix.
2 Kings - Hezekiah's Illness and Recovery, Hezekiah Shows Babylon His Treasures, Manasseh Succeeds Hezekiah, The King's Idolatries Rebuked, Amon Succeeds Manasseh.
Acts - Paul Before The Council, A Conspiracy to Kill Paul, Paul Moved to Caesaria.
Isaiah -A rebellious people. A New Heaven and A New Earth. Heaven is God's throne. Hypocrisy rebuked. Joy in Jerusalem's future.
Isaiah - Exaltation of the afflicted. Zion's glory and new name. God's vengeance on the nations. God's ancient mercies recalled. Prayer for mercy and help.
Acts - Paul's defense before the Jews.
Isaiah - The Free Offer of Mercy, Rewards for Obedience to God, Evil Leaders Rebuked, Observances of Fasts, Keeping the Sabbath
Acts - Paul Sails from Miletus, Paul at Jerusalem, Paul Seized in the Temple
Isaiah - Israel Exhorted, Cheer for Prostrate Zion, The Exalted Servant, The Suffering Servant, The Fertility of Zion
Isaiah - Salvation Reaches to the Ends of the Earth, Promise to Zion, God Helps His Servant.
Acts - Paul in Macedonia and Greece, Troas to Miletus, Farewell to Ephesus.
2 Kings - Isaiah Encourages Hezekiah, Sennacherib Defies God, Hezekiah's Prayer, God Answers Through Isaiah.
Psalms - God the Refuge of His People, God Implored to Rescue His People from Their Calamities, Praise the Lord's Wonderful Works, Futility of Idols.
Romans - Greetings and Love Expressed.
Isaiah - Babylon's Idols and the True God, Lament for Babylon, Israel's Obstinacy, Deliverance Promised
Isaiah - The Blessings of Israel, The Folly of Idolatry, God Forgives and Redeems, God Uses Cyrus, God's Supreme Power
Romans - Self-denial on Behalf of Others
Isaiah - God's promise concerning His Servant. The blindness of the people. Israel redeemed. Israel is God's witness. Babylon to be destroyed. The shortcomings of Israel.
Romans - Principles of conscience.
Psalm - The victorious power of the God of Jacob.
Isaiah - The greatness of God. Israel encouraged.
Romans - Be subject to government.
Hosea - Israel reaps the whirlwind. Ephraim punished. Retribution for Israel's sin. God yearns over His people.
Romans - Deliverance from bondage. Our victory in Christ.
Isaiah - Help Not in Egypt but in God, The Glorious Future, The Judgment of God.
Romans - The Word of Faith Brings Salvation.
Isaiah - Jerusalem is warned. Blessings after discipline. Judah warned against Egyptian alliance. God is gracious and just.
Romans - Solicitude for Israel.
Hosea - Ephraim reminded. Ephraim's idolatry. Israel's future blessing.
Isaiah - Ephraim's captivity predicted. Judah is warned.
Hosea - Hosea's second symbolic marriage. God's controversy with Israel. The people's apostasy rebuked. The response to God's rebuke. Ephraim's iniquity.
Hosea - Hosea's Second Symbolic Marriage, God's Controversy with Israel, The People's Apostasy Rebuked, The Response to God's Rebuke, Ephraim's Iniquity
Psalm - The Beauty and Glory of Zion.
Hosea - Hosea's Wife and Children, Israel's Unfaithfulness Condemned, Restoration of Israel
Romans - Believers United to Christ, The Conflict of Two Natures
2 Chronicles - Hezekiah Succeeds Ahaz in Judah, Reforms Begun, Hezekiah Restores Temple Worship, All Israel Invited to the Passover, Passover Reinstituted.
Romans - Believers Are Dead to Sin, Alive to God.
2 Kings - Hezekiah Reigns over Judah, Hezekiah Victorious, Invasion of Judah.
Romans - Results of Justification.
Isaiah - Song of praise for God's favor. Song of trust in God's protection. The deliverance of Israel.
Romans - Justification of faith as evidenced in the Old Testament.
Isaiah - God Commands That Babylon Be Taken, Oracles about Edom and Arabia, The Valley of Vision, The Fall of Tyre, Judgment on the Earth
Romans - Foundations for Living, Justification by Faith
Isaiah - Prophecy about Damascus, Message to Ethiopia, Message to Egypt, Prophecy about Egypt and Ethiopia
Romans - The Impartiality of God, The Jew Is Condemned by the Law
Isaiah - Israel's Taunt, Judgment on Assyria, Judgmenton Philistia, Judgment on Moab, Prophecy of Moab's Devastation
2 Kings - Hoshea Reigns over Israel, Israel Captive, Why Israel Fell, Israel Filled with Strangers
Isaiah - Prophecies about Babylon, Judgment on the Day of the LORD, Babylon Will Fall to the Medes
Romans - The Gospel Exalted, Unbelief and Its Consequences
2 Chronicles - Ahaz succeeds Jotham in Judah, Judah Is Invaded, Compromise with Assyria.
2 Kings - Ahaz Reigns over Judah, Ahaz Seeks Help of Assyria, Damascus Falls, Hezekiah Reigns over Judah.
2 Corinthians - Examine Yourselves.
Micah - Birth of the King in Bethlehem, God's Indictment of His People, What God Requires of Mankind.
2 Corinthians - Paul's Vision, A Thorn in The Flesh.
Isaiah 12 - Thanksgiving expressed.
Micah 1-4 - Destruction in Israel and Judah. Woe to oppressors. Rulers denounced. Peaceful latter days.
2 Corinthians 11 - Paul defends his apostleship.
Isaiah - Birth and reign of the Prince of Peace. Assyria is God's instrument. Righteous reign of the Branch.
2 Corinthians - Paul describes himself.
Amos - A Basket of Ripe Fruit, Israel to Be Destroyed, Israel’s Restoration
2 Chronicles - Jotham King of Judah
Amos - Israel Has Not Returned to God, A Lament and Call to Repentance, The Day of the LORD, Woe to the Complacent, The LORD Abhors the Pride of Israel, Locusts, Fire and a Plumb Line, Amos and Amaziah
2 Corinthians - Generosity Encouraged
Isaiah - Isaiah and His Children as Signs
Amos - Judgment on Israel’s Neighbors, Judgment on Israel, Witnesses Summoned Against Israel
2 Corinthians – Paul’s Joy Over the Church’s Repentance
Isaiah - Isaiah's Vision, Isaiah's Commission, War Against Jerusalem, The Child Immanuel, Trials to Come for Judah.
2 Corinthians - Their Ministry Commended.
Isaiah - God's Universal Reign, A Day of Reckoning Coming, God Will Remove the Leaders, God Will Judge, Judah's Women Denounced, A Remnant Prepared, Parable of the Vineyard, Woes of the Wicked.
2 Corinthians - The Temporal and Eternal.
2 Chronicles - Uzziah King of Judah
Isaiah - A Rebellious Nation
2 Corinthians - Present Weakness and Resurrection Life
In honor of the reading of Jonah, Bill’s giving us that authentic inside-the-whale reverb.
Apologies for the recording.
- Jonah - Jonah Goes to Nineveh, Jonah’s Anger at the LORD’s Compassion
2 Kings - Azariah King of Judah, Zechariah King of Israel, Shallum King of Israel, Menahem King of Israel, Pekahiah King of Israel, Pekah King of Israel, Jotham King of Judah
2 Corinthians - Forgiveness for the Offender, Ministers of the New Covenant, The Greater Glory of the New Covenant
2 Chronicles - Amaziah succeeds Joash in Judah. Amaziah defeats Edomites. Amaziah rebuked for idolatry. Amaziah defeated by Joash of Israel.
Jonah - Jonah's disobedience. Jonah's prayer.
2 Corinthians 1 - Introduction. Paul's integrity.
2 Chronicles 24 - Young Joash influenced by Jehoiada. Faithless priests. Temple repaired. Joash Murders son of Jehoiada. Aram invades and defeats Judah.
2 Kings 14 - Amaziah reigns over Judah.Jeroboam II succeeds Jehoash in Israel. Zariah (Uzziah) succeeds Amaziah in Judah. Zechariah reigns over Israel.
1 Corinthians 16 - Instructions and greetings.
2 Kings - Judgment upon Ahab's House, Jehu Destroys Baal Worshippers, Jehoahaz Succeeds Jehu, Athaliah Queen of Judah.
1 Corinthians - The Fact of Christ's Resurrection, The Order of Resurrection, The Mystery of Resurrection.
2 Kings - Jehu Reigns over Israel, Jehu Assassinates Jehoram (Joram), Jehu Assassinates Ahaziah, Jezebel Is Killed.
2 Kings - Elisha promises food. Four men with leprosy report Aramean's flight. The promise fulfilled. Jehoram restores the Shunaammite's land. Elisha predicts evil from Hazael. Another Jehoram reigns in Judah. Shariah succeeds Jehoram in Judah.
1 Corinthians - Prophecy a superior gift. Instruction for the church.
2 Kings – Naaman Healed of Leprosy, An Axhead Floats, Elisha Traps Blinded Arameans, Famine in Besieged Samaria
1 Corinthians - Love Is Indispensable
2 Kings - The widow's oil. The Shunammite woman. The Shunammite's son. The poisonous stew.
1 Corinthians - The use of spiritual gifts.
Obediah - Edom Will Be Humbled, The Day of the LORD and the Future
Psalms – Unjust Judgments Rebuked, God Implored to Confound His Enemies.
2 Kings – Ahaziah's Messengers Meet Elijah, Jehoram Reigns over Israel
1 Corinthians - Christian Order, The Lord's Supper
2 Chronicles - Jehoram succeeds Jehoshaphat in Judah. Revolt against Judah. Shariah succeeds Jehoram in Judah. Shariah
allies with Jehoram of Israel. Jehu murders princes of Judah. Jehoiada sets Joash on the throne of Judah. Athaliah murdered. Reforms carried out.
1 Corinthians 10 - Avoid Israel's mistakes.
2 Chronicles 19-20 - Jehu rebukes Jehoshaphat. Reforms instituted. Judah invaded. Jehoshaphat's prayer. Jahaziel answers the prayer. Enemies destroy themselves. Triumphant return to Jerusalem. Alliance displeases God.
1 Corinthians 9 - Paul's use of liberty.
1 Kings 22 - Ahab's third campaign against Aram. Micaiah predicts defeat. Defeat and death of Ahab. The new rulers.
2 Chronicles 18 - Jehoshaphat allies with Ahab. Ahab's false prophets assure victory. Micaiah brings word from God. Ahab's defeat and death.
1 Kings 21 - Ahab covets Naboth's vineyard. Jezebel's plot.
1 Corinthians 8 - Take care with your liberty.
1 Kings - Elijah Flees from Jezebel, Elijah at Horeb, War with Aram, Ahab Victorious, Another Aramean War
1 Corinthians - Teaching on Marriage
1 Kings - Obadiah Meets Elijah, God or Baal on Mount Carmel, Elijah's Prayer
1 Corinthians - Lawsuits Discouraged, The Body Is the Lord's
2 Chronicles - Jehoshaphat Succeeds Asa, His Good Reign
1 Kings – Elijah Predicts Drought, Elijah Raises the Widow's Son
1 Corinthians - Immorality Rebuked
2 Chronicles - Azariah the Prophet Warns Asa, Asa's Reforms, Asa Wars against Baasha, Asa Imprisons the Prophet.
1 Kings - Prophecy against Baasha, The Israelite Kings.
1 Corinthians - Servants of Christ.
1 Kings - Abijah Reigns over Judah, Asa Succeeds Abijah, Jehoshaphat Succeeds Asa, Nadab and then Baasha Rule over Israel, War with Judah.
2 Chronicles - Abijah Succeeds Rehoboam, Civil War, Death of Jeroboam, Asa Succeeds Abijah in Judah.
1 Corinthians - Foundations for Living.
2 Chronicles 10-14 -Rehoboam's reign of folly. Rehoboam reigns over Judah and builds cities. Jeroboam appoints false priests. Rehoboam's family. Shishak of Egypt invades Judah. Plunder impoverishes Judah. Abijah succeeds Rehoboam. Civil war. Death of Jeroboam. Asa succeeds Abijah.
1 Corinthians 2 - Paul's reliance upon the Spirit.
1 Kings 14-15 - Ahijah prophesies against the king. Rehoboam misleads Judah. Abijam reigns over Judah. Asa succeeds Abijam. Jehoshaphat succeeds Asa. Nadab, then Baasha, rules over Israel. War with Judah.
1 Corinthians 1 - Appeal to unity. the wisdom of God.
1 Kings - King Rehoboam Acts Foolishly, The Kingdom Divided; Jeroboam Rules Israel, Jeroboam's Idolatry
Acts - Paul at Ephesus, Miracles at Ephesus
2 Chronicles - Visit of the Queen of Sheba, Solomon's Wealth and Power, Death of Solomon
Proverbs - The Words of Agur, The Words of Lemuel, Description of a Worthy Woman
1 Kings - Solomon Turns from God, God Raises Adversaries, The Death of Solomon
Acts - Paul at Corinth, Third Missionary Journey
Ecclesiastes - A Little Foolishness, Cast Your Bread on the Waters, Remember God in Your Youth, Purpose of the Preacher.
1 Kings 10 - The Queen of Sheba; Wealth, Splendor, and Wisdom.
Ecclesiastes - Wisdom and Foolishness Contrasted, Obey Rulers, People Are In the Hand of God, Whatever Your Hand Finds to Do.
2 Thessalonians - Men of Lawlessness, Stand Firm.
Ecclesiastes 4-6 - The evils of oppression. Your attitude toward God. The folly of riches. The futility of life.
1 Thessalonians 5 - The day of the Lord. Christian conduct.
2 Thessalonians 1 - Thanksgiving for faith and perseverance .
Proverbs 29 - Warnings and instructions.
Ecclesiastes 1-3 - The futility of all endeavor. The futility of wisdom. The futility of pleasure and possessions. Wisdom excels folly. the futility of labor. A time for everything. God set eternity in the heart of men.
1 Thessalonians 4 - Sanctification and love. Those who died I Christ.
Proverbs- Similitudes, Instructions, Warnings and Instructions
1 Thessalonians - Encouragement of Timothy's Visit
2 Kings - Jehu Reigns over Israel, Jehoram (Joram) Is Assassinated, Jehu Assassinates Ahaziah, Jezebel Is Slain
2 Chronicles - Solomon's Activities and Accomplishments
Proverbs - Similitudes, Instructions
2 Thessalonians - Man of Lawlessness
Psalms - Thanks for the LORD'S Goodness to Israel, Greetings of Night Watchers, The LORD an Abundant Helper, Praise for Jerusalem's Restoration and Prosperity, The Whole Creation Invoked to Praise the LORD, Israel Invoked to Praise the LORD, A Psalm of Praise.
1 Thessalonians - Thanksgiving for These Believers
2 Chronicles - Solomon's Dedication of the Temple, Solomon's Prayer of Dedication, The Shekinah Glory, Sacrifices Offered, The Feast of Dedication, God's Promise and Warning.
Acts - Paul in Thessalonica, Paul in Berea, Paul in Athens, Sermon on Mars Hill.
2 Chronicles - The Ark is Brought into the Temple, The Glory of God Fills the Temple.
Galatians - Bear One Another's Burdens.
2 Chronicles 4 - Furnishings of the temple.
1 Kings 8 - The Arc brought into the temple Solomon addresses the people. The prayer dedication. Solomon's benediction. Dedicatory sacrifices.
Galatians 5 - Walk by The Spirit.
1 Kings - Solomon's palace. Hiram's work in the temple.
Galatians - Sonship in Christ. Bond and free.
2 Chronicles - Solomon Will Build a Temple and a Palace, Huram to Assist, The Temple Construction in Jerusalem, Dimensions and Materials of the Temple.
Galatians - Faith Brings Righteousness, Intent of the Law.
Proverbs - Precepts and Warnings.
1 Kings - Alliance with King Hiram, Conscription of Laborers, The Building of the Temple.
Galatians - The Council of Jerusalem, Peter (Cephas) Opposed by Paul.
Proverbs - Contrast of the Upright and the Wicked, On Life and Conduct.
Galatians - Introduction, Faith Brings Righteousness, Intent of the Law.
Proverbs - Contrast of the Upright and the Wicked.
Acts - The Macedonian Vision, First Convert in Europe, Paul and Silas Imprisoned, The Jailer Converted.
Proverbs - The wiles of the harlot. The commendation of wisdom. Wisdom's invitation. Contrast of the righteous and the wicked.
Acts - The council at Jerusalem. James' judgement. Second missionary journey.
Proverbs - The Rewards of Wisdom, A Father's Instruction, Pitfalls of Immorality, Parental Counsel
James - Misuse of Riches, Exhortation
Song of Solomon - Admiration by the Bridegroom, The Union of Love, The Lovers Speak
Proverbs - The Usefulness of Proverbs, The Enticement of Sinners, Wisdom Warns, The Pursuit of Wisdom Brings Security
James - Things to Avoid
Song of Solomon - The Bride's Admiration, The Bride'sTroubled Dream, Solomon's Wedding Day, Solomon'sLove Expressed, The Torment of Separation, Mutual Delight in Each Other
James - The Tongue Is a Fire, Wisdom from Above
1 Kings - Solomon's Officials; Solomon's Power, Wealth, and Wisdom.
2 Chronicles - Solomon Worships at Gibeon, Solomon's Prayer for Wisdom, Solomon's Wealth.
Psalm - The Reign of the Righteous King.
Song of Solomon - The Young Shulammite Bride and Jerusalem's Daughters.
James - The Sin of Partiality, Faith and Works.
1 Kings - Solomon's Rule Consolidated, Solomon's Prayer, God's Answer, Solomon Wisely Judges.
James - The Testing of Your Faith.
Psalm - Meditations and prayers relating to the Law of God.
Acts - Acceptance and opposition.
Psalm - Security of those who trust in The Lord, and insecurity of the wicked. Prayer of an old man for deliverance. The Lord implored to avenge His people.
1 Kings - David's Charge to Solomon, Death of David, Adonijah Executed, Joab Executed, Shimei Executed
Acts - First Missionary Journey, Paul Turns to the Gentiles
Psalm - Thanksgiving for the LORD'S Saving Goodness.
1 Kings - David in Old Age, Nathan and Bathsheba, Solomon Anointed King
Psalms - A Song of Ascents, of Solomon, The LORD Praised for His Goodness, Prosperity of the One Who Fears the LORD, The LORD Exalts the Humble, God's Deliverance of Israel from Egypt, Heathen Idols Contrasted with the LORD, Thanksgiving for Deliverance from Death, A Psalm of Praise
1 Chronicles - David's Address about the Temple, Offerings for the Temple, David's Prayer, Sacrifices, Solomon Again Made King, Death of David.
Acts 11 - Peter Reports in Jerusalem, The Church in Antioch.
Psalm - The Lord Exalted for His Goodness.
1 Chronicles - Divisions of the Gatekeepers, Keepers of the Treasure, Outside Duties, Commanders of the Army, Chief Officers of the Tribes, Various Overseers, Counselors.
1 Chronicles - Number and services of musicians.
Psalms - Childlike trust in The Lord. Thanksgiving for the Lord's favor. God's omnipresence and omniscience. Prayer for deliverance and guidance. Prayer for rescue and prosperity.
Acts - Cornelius' vision. Peter at Caesarea. Gentiles hear the Good News.
Psalms - Vengeance invoked against adversaries. The Lord gives dominion to the King.
1 Chronicles - Solomon reigns. Offices of the Levites. Gershonites. Kohathites. Merarites. Duties revised. Devisions of Levites.
1 Chronicles - David Prepares for Temple Building, Solomon Charged with the Task
Psalms - Thanksgiving for Deliverance from Death, God Praised and Supplicated to Give Victory.
Acts - The Conversion of Saul, Saul Begins to Preach Christ, Peter's Ministry
Psalms - A Call to Praise the LORD for His Righteousness, Praise to the LORD for His Fidelity to Israel.
2 Samuel - The Census Taken, Pestilence Sent, David Builds an Altar
1 Chronicles - Census Brings Pestilence, David's Altar
Psalms - Prayer for Rescue from Persecutors, Praise to the LORD, and Warning against Unbelief, The LORD'S Power and Dominion.
2 Samuel - David's Last Song, His Mighty Men
Acts - Saul Persecutes the Church, Philip in Samaria, An Ethiopian Receives Christ
Psalms - Prayer for a Suffering Penitent, The Psalmist in Sickness Complains of Enemies and False Friends, Thirsting for God in Trouble and Exile.
2 Samuel - David's Psalm of Deliverance.
2 Samuel - Sheba's Revolt, Amasa Murdered, Revolt Put Down, Gibeonite's Revenge.
Psalm - Prayer for Protection from the Wicked.
Acts - Stephen's Defense, Stephen Put to Death.
Psalms - Protestation of Integrity and Prayer for Protection, God Sustains His Servant, Prayer for the Punishment of the Wicked, Confidence in God's Protection, God Alone a Refuge from Treachery and Oppression, Prayer for Deliverance from Secret Enemies.
Acts - Choosing of the Seven
2nd Samuel - Hushai's Counsel, Hushai's Warning Saves David, Absalom Slain, David Is Grief-stricken
Acts - Fate of Ananias and Sapphira, Imprisonment and Release, Gamaliel's Counsel
Psalms - Prayer for help in trouble. A prayer for help, and praise for its answer. Prayer for the destruction of the treacherous.
2 Samuel - Ziba, a false servant. David is cursed. Absalom enters Jerusalem.
2 Samuel - Absalom's conspiracy. David flees Jerusalem.
Psalms - Morning prayers of trust in God. Evening [rayer of trust in God. God, a helper against the treacherous.
Acts - Peter and John arrested. Threat and release. Sharing among believers.
2 Samuel - Amnon and Tamar, Absalom Avenges Tamar, The Woman of Tekoa, Absalom Returns.
Psalms - Blessedness of Forgiveness and of Trust in God, A Contrite Sinner's Prayer for Pardon, Pleading and Trust, Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem.
Acts - Healing the Beggar Who Was Unable to Walk.
2 Samuel - Bathsheba, David's great sin. Nathan rebukes David. Loss of a child. Solomon born. War again.
Acts 2 - The Day of Pentecost. Peter's sermon.
Psalm - God's abundant favor to earth and mankind. Praise for God's mighty deeds and for His answer to prayer. The nations exhorted to praise God. A cry of distress and a curse on adversaries. Prayer for help against persecutors.
2 Samuel - Ammon and Aram Defeated
1 Chronicles - David's Messengers Abused, Ammon and Aram Defeated
Acts - The Ascension, The Upper Room
Psalms - God Abases the Proud but Exalts the Righteous, Prayer for Victory over Enemies
2 Samuel - David's Kindness to Mephibosheth, David's Kingdom Strengthened, God the Judge of the Righteous and the Wicked
Psalms - Folly and Wickedness of Men, Lament over Defeat in Battle, and Prayer for Help.
Psalms - Prayer for Protection, Guidance and Pardon, The Voice of the LORD in the Storm, Praise to the Creator and Preserver, Wickedness of Men and Lovingkindness of God, The Vanity of Life.
2 Samuel - David's Triumphs
John - Jesus Appears at the Sea of Galilee, Jesus Provides, The Love Motivation, Our Times Are in His Hand
2 Samuel - David Plans to Build a Temple, God's Covenant with David, David's Prayer.
1 Chronicles - God's Covenant with David, David's Prayer in Response.
John - The Empty Tomb, Jesus Among His Disciples, Why This Gospel Was Written.
Psalms - The Lord's Wonderful Works in Behalf of Israel, Prayer for the Lord's Blessing upon the Sanctuary.
2 Samuel - Peril in Moving the Ark, The Ark is Brought to Jerusalem.
Psalm - The Lord's covenant with David and Israel's afflictions. A call to worship the Lord the Righteous Judge. All people exhorted to praise God. The Psalmist's profession of uprightness.
Luke - The resurrection. The road to Emmaus. Other appearances. The ascension.
Psalm - The reign of the Lord's anointed. Description of a citizen of Zion. A cry of anguish and a song of praise. The Lord, the Psalmist's Shepherd. The King of Glory entering Zion. God, The King of the Earth. The God of Sinai and of the sanctuary.
Mark - The resurrection. The Disciples Commissioned.
1 Chronicles - Peril in Transporting the Ark, David's Family Enlarged, Philistines Defeated
Psalms - The LORD Delivers Men from Manifold Troubles
1 Chronicles - David's Supporters in Ziklag, Supporters Gathered at Hebron
Psalms - The Excellency of Brotherly Unity, Israel's Rebelliousness and the LORD'S Deliverances.
John - The Crown of Thorns, The Crucifixion, Care of the Body of Jesus
2 Samuel - David King over All Israel, War with the Philistines.
1 Chronicles - David Made King over All Israel, Jerusalem is the Capital City, David's Mighty Men.
1 Chronicles - Defeat and Death of Saul and His Sons, Jabesh-gilead's Tribute to Saul.
Psalms - Prayer for an Afflicted Man for Mercy on Himself and on Zion, Praise for the Lord's Mercies, The Lord's Care over All His Works.
John 18 - Judas Betrays Jesus, Jesus Before the Priests, Peter's Denial of Jesus, Jesus Before Pilate.
1 Chronicles - Genealogy from Benjamin. Genealogy from King Saul. People from Jerusalem. Ancestry and descendants of Saul.
Psalm - God's goodness and Israel's waywardness. A petition to be saved from death. Praise for the Lord's goodness. The majesty of the Lord.
1 Chronicles - Genealogy from Issachar. Descendantsof Benjamin. Sons of Naphtali. Descendants of Manasseh. Descendants of Ephraim. Descendants of Asher.
Luke - Jesus before Pilate. Jesus before Herod. Pilate seeks Jesus' release. Simon carries the cross. The crucifixionJesus buried. .
Psalms - The End of the Wicked Contrasted with That of the Righteous, Comfort in Trouble from Recalling God's Mighty Deeds, God's Guidance of His People in Spite of Their Unfaithfulness.
Matthew - Jesus before Pilate, Jesus Is Mocked, The Crucifixion, Jesus Is Buried
Psalms - Former Times of Help and Present Troubles, A Song Celebrating the King's Marriage, The Foolishness of Trusting in Riches, Longing for the Temple Worship, Prayer for God's Mercy upon the Nation, The Privileges of Citizenship in Zion.
1 Chronicles - Family of David.
Matthew - Judas' Remorse, Jesus Before Pilot, Jesus is Mocked, The Crucifixion, Jesus Is Buried.
1 Chronicles - Genealogy from Adam, Descendants of Abraham, Genealogy: Twelve Sons of Israel (Jacob), Genealogy of David.
Psalms - Prayer for Help.
Psalm - A prayer for the overthrow of the wicked. Foolishness and wickedness of people. The Lord, the Psalmist's portion in life and salvation in death. The works and the Word of God. Praise for salvation.
John - The High Priestly prayer. The disciples in the world.
2 Samuel - The house of David strengthened. Abner joins David. Joab murders Abner. David mourns Abner. Ish-bosheth murdered.
Psalm - Prayer for mercy in times of trouble. The Lord's glory and mankind's dignity. Thanksgiving for God's justice.
John - Jesus' warning. The Holy Spirit promised. Jesus' death and resurrection foretold. Prayer promises.
Psalms - The LORD the Keeper of Israel, Prayer for the LORD'S Help, The LORD Surrounds His People, Blessedness of the Fear of the LORD, Prayer for the Overthrow of Zion's Enemies.
2 Samuel - David Learns of Saul's Death, David's Dirge for Saul and Jonathan
John - Jesus Is the Vine--Followers Are Branches, Disciples' Relation to Each Other, Disciples' Relation to the World
1 Samuel - David's Victory over the Amalekites, The Spoils Are Divided, Saul and His Sons Slain
Psalm - The LORD Praised for Giving Deliverance.
1 Samuel - David Flees to the Philistines.
Psalms - Prayer for Protection against Oppressors, Prayer for Rescue from Enemies.
Psalms - Prayer for Defense against Enemies, The Thirsting Soul Satisfied in God.
1 Samuel - Saul and the Spirit Medium, The Philistines Mistrust David.
1 Samuel - Samuel's death. Nabal and Abigail. Abigail intercedes. David marries Abigail. David again spares Saul.
Psalm - The Lord, a provider and the one who rescues me. Futility of boastful wickedness. Pleading for help and grateful trust in God. Prayer for rescue from the treacherous.
1st Samuel - David Takes Consecrated Bread
Psalms - The LORD a Refuge and Defense, Prayer for Deliverance from Enemies.
Mark - Death Plot and Anointing, The Last Passover, The Lord's Supper, Jesus in Gethsemane, Betrayal and Arrest, Jesus before His Accusers, Peter's Denials
1 Samuel - David Spares Saul's Life
Psalms 7- The LORD Implored to Defend the Psalmist against the Wicked., A Shiggaion of David, which he sang to the LORD concerning Cush, a Benjamite.
Psalm 27 - A Psalm of Fearless Trust in God.
Psalm 31 - A Psalm of Complaint and of Praise.
1 Samuel - David Protected from Saul, David and Jonathan's Covenant, Saul is Angry with Jonathan.
1 Samuel - Goliath's Challenge, David Accepts the Challenge, David Kills Goliath, Jonathan and David, Saul Turns against David, David Marries Saul's Daughter.
1 Samuel - Samuel goes to Bethlehem. David anointed.
Matthew - The plot to kill Jesus. The precious ointment. Judas' bargain. The last Passover. The Lord's Supper instituted. The Garden of Gethsemane. Jesus' betrayal and arrest. Jesus before Caiaphas. Peter's denials.
1 Samuel - Jonathan's victory. Saul's foolish order. Constant warfare. Saul's disobedience. Samuel rebukes Saul.
1 Samuel - Saul among Prophets, Saul Publicly Chosen King, Saul Defeats the Ammonites
Matthew - Parable of Ten Virgins, Parable of the Talents, The Judgment
1 Samuel - Israel Demands a King, Warning concerning a King, Saul's Search, God's Choice for King
1 Samuel - Capture of the Ark Provokes God, The Ark Returned to Israel, Israel Saved from the Philistines, Samuel's Ministry.
Matthew - Signs of Christ's Return, Perilous Times, The Glorious Return, Parable of the Fig Tree, Be Ready for His Coming.
1 Samuel - Elkanah and his wives. Samuel is born to Hannah. Hannah's song of thanksgiving. The sin of Eli's Sons. Samuel before the Lord as a boy. Eli rebukes his sons.
Mark - Things to come. The return of Christ.
Ruth - Ruth gleans in Boaz's field. Boaz will redeem Ruth. The marriage of Ruth. The line of David.
Judges – Wives for the Benjamites
Ruth - Naomi Loses Her Husband and Sons, Naomi and Ruth Return to Bethlehem
Luke - The Widow's Gift, Things to Come, TheReturn of Christ
Judges - A Levite's Concubine Degraded, Resolve to Punish the Guilty, Civil War, Benjamin Defeated
Luke - Jesus' Authority Questioned, Parable of the Vine-growers, Tribute to Caesar, Is There a Resurrection?
Judges - Philistines Oppress Again, Samson's Marriage, Samson's Riddle, Samson Burns Philistine Crops.
Judges - Jephthah, ninth judge. Jephthah's tragic vow. Jephthah and his successors.
Mark - Parable of the vine-growers. Jesus answers the Pharisees, Sadducees, and Scribes.
Judges- Abimelech's conspiracy. Shechem and Abilelech fall. Oppression by Philistines and Amonites.
Judges - Zebah and Zalmunna Routed, Forty Years of Peace
Matthew - Parable of the Marriage Feast, Tribute to Caesar, Jesus Answers the Sadducees
Judges - Israel Oppressed by Midian, Gideon Is Visited, The Altar of Baal Destroyed, Sign of the Fleece, Gideon's 300 Chosen Men, Confusion of the Enemy
Judges - Deborah and Barak Deliver from Canaanites, The Song of Deborah and Barak
John - Mary Anoints Jesus, Jesus Enters Jerusalem, Greeks Seek Jesus, Jesus Foretells His Death
Judges - Israel Rebuked, Joshua Dies, Israel Serves the Baals, Idolatry Leads to Servitude, The First Judge Frees Israel, Ehud Kills Eglon, Shamgar Saves Israel.
Judges - Jerusalem Is Captured, Capture of Other Cities, Places Not Conquered.
Mark - The Triumphal Entry, Jesus Drives Money Changers from the Temple, Jesus' Authority Questioned.
Joshua - Joshua's farewell address. Joshua reviews Israel's history. We will serve The Lord. Joshua's death and burial.
Luke -Zaccheus converted. Parable of the ten minas. Triumphal entry. Traders driven from the temple.
Joshua - Forty-eight cities of the Levites. Tribes beyond the Jordan return. The offensive alter.
Joshua – Rest of the Land Divided, The Territory of Benjamin, Territory of Simeon, Territory of Zebulun, Territory of Issachar, Territory of Asher, Territory of Naphtali, Territory of Dan, Six Cities of Refuge
Joshua – Territory of Judah, Territory of Ephraim
Matthew - The Triumphal Entry, Cleansing the Temple, The Barren Fig Tree, Authority Challenged, Parable of Two Sons, Parable of the Landowner
Joshua - Deception by the Gobeonites, Five Kings Attack Gibeon, Victory at Makkedah, Joshua's Conquest of Southern Canaan.
Joshua - The conquest of Ai.
Mark - Jesus' teachings about divorce. Jesus blesses little children. The rich young ruler. Jesus' sufferings foretold. Bartimaeus receives his sight.
Psalm - Security of the One Who Trusts in the LORD.
Joshua - God's Charge to Joshua, Joshua Assumes Command, Rahab Shelters Spies, The Promise to Rahab
Luke - Parables on Prayer, The Pharisee and the Publican, The Rich Young Ruler, Bartimaeus Receives Sight
Deuteronomy - Moses' Last Counsel, Israel Will Fall Away, Joshua Is Commissioned, The Song of Moses.
John - The Death and Resurrection of Lazarus, Conspiracy to Kill Jesus.
Deuteronomy - Blessings at Gerizim. Consequences of disobedience.
Luke - Instructions. Ten lepers cleansed. Second coming foretold.
Deuteronomy - Exclusion From the Assembly, Uncleanness in the Camp, Miscellaneous Laws
Luke - The Unrighteous Steward, The Rich Man and Lazarus
Deuteronomy - Expiation of a Crime, Domestic Relations, Sundry Laws, Laws on Morality
Luke - The Lost Sheep, The Lost Coin, The Prodigal Son
Deuteronomy - The Feasts of the Passover, of Weeks and of Booths; Administration of Justice, Portion for the Levites, Spiritism Forbidden.
Luke - Jesus Heals on the Sabbath, Parable of the Guests, Parable of the Dinner, Discipleship Tested.
Deuteronomy - Clean and Unclean Animals, The Sabbatical Year.
Luke - Call to Repent, Healing on the Sabbath, Parables of the Mustard Seed and Leaven, Teaching in the Villages.
Deuteronomy - God's Gracious Dealings, Israel Provoked God
Luke - God Knows and Cares, Covetousness Denounced, Be in Readiness, Christ Divides Men
Deuteronomy - Israel Urged to Obey God's Law, The Ten Commandments Repeated, Moses Interceded
Luke - The Seventy Sent Out, The Happy Results, The Good Samaritan, Martha and Mary
Deuteronomy - Israel's History after the Exodus, Wanderings in the Wilderness.
John - The Parable of the Good Shepherd, Jesus Asserts His Deity.
Numbers - Cities for the Levites, Cities of Refuge, Inheritance by Marriage
John - Healing the Man Born Blind, Controversy over the Man, Jesus Affirms His Deity
Numbers - Review of the Journey from Egypt to Jordan, Law of Possessing the Land, Instruction for Apportioning Canaan
Numbers - The slaughter of Midian. Division of the booty. Reuben and Gad settle in Gilead.
Numbers - Offerings of the seventh month. The law of vows.
John - The adulterous woman. Jesus is the Light of the World. The truth shall make you free.
Numbers - Census of a New Generation.
John - Jesus Teaches at the Feast, People's Division over Jesus.
Numbers - The Prophecies of Balaam, The Prophecy from Peor, The Sin of Peor, The Zeal of Phinehas.
Numbers - Arad conquered. The bronze serpent. Two victories. Balak sends for Balaam. The angel and Balaam.
Matthew - Rank in the kingdom. Stumbling blocks. Ninety-nine plus one. Discipline and prayers. Forgiveness.
Numbers - Ordinance of the Red Heifer, Death of Miriam, The Water of Meribah, Death of Aaron, Arad Conquered, The Bronze Serpent, Two Victories
Numbers - Aaron's Rod Buds, Duties of Levites, The Priests' Portion
Mark - The Transfiguration, All Things Possible, Death and Resurrection Foretold, Dire Warnings
Psalm - God's eternity and the brevity of human life.
Numbers - Korah's rebellion. Murmuring and plague.
Numbers – The People Rebel, Moses Intercedes for the People, God Promises Judgment, Israel Defeated in Battle, Laws About Sacrifices, Laws About Unintentional Sins, A Sabbath-Breaker Executed, Tassels on Garments,
Matthew - Transfiguration, The Demoniac, The Tribute Money
Numbers - The Murmuring of Miriam and Aaron, Spies View the Land, The Spies' Reports.
Mark - Four Thousand Men Fed, Peter's Confession of Christ.
Numbers - The Silver Trumpets, The Tribes Leave Sinai, The People Complain, The Complaint of Moses, Seventy Elders to Assist Moses, The Quail and the Plague.
Numbers - The seven lamps. Cleansing the Levites. Retirement for the Levites. The Passover. The cloud on the tabernacle.
Matthew - Pharisees and Sadducees test Jesus. Peter's confession of Christ. Jesus foretells His death. Discipleship is costly.
Numbers - Offerings of the Leaders
Mark - Followers of Tradition, The Heart of Man, The Syrophoenician Woman
Numbers - Duties of the Kohathites, Duties of the Gershonites, Duties of the Merarites
Matthew - Tradition and Commandment, The Heart of Man, The Syrophoenician Woman, Healing Crowds, Four Thousand Fed
Numbers - The Census of Israel's Warriors, Levites Exempted.
John - Five Thousand Men Fed, Jesus Walks on the Water, Words to the People, Words to the Jews, Words to the Disciples, Peter's Confession of Faith.
Leviticus - Blessings of Obedience, Penalties of Disobedience,
Rules Concerning Assessments.
Leviticus - The sabbatic year and year of jubilee. The law of redemption. Of poor countrymen. Of redeeming a poor man.
Leviticus - Laws of religious festivals. The day of atonement. The lamp and the bread of the sanctuary.
Luke - Ministry of the twelve. Five thousand fed. The transfiguration. The test of greatness. Exacting discipleship.
Leviticus - Regulations concerning Priests, Sundry Rules for Priests, Flawless Animals for Sacrifice
Leviticus - Blood for Atonement, Laws on Immoral Relations
Mark - Teaching at Nazareth, The Twelve Sent Out, John's Fate Recalled, Five Thousand Fed, Jesus Walks on the Water, Healing at Gennesaret
Leviticus - Law of Cleansing a Person with Leprosy, Cleansing a Leprous House.
Matthew - John the Baptist Beheaded, Five Thousand Men Fed, Jesus Walking on the Water.
Leviticus - The test for leprosy.
Matthew - The twelve disciples; Instructions for service. A hard road before them. The meaning of discipleship. The reward of service.
Leviticus - The Priests Begin Their Ministry, The Death of Nadab and Abihu
Mark - The Gerasene Demoniac, Miracles and Healing
Leviticus - The Law of Guilt Offerings, Guilt Offering, The Priest's Part in the Offerings
Mark - Parable of the Sower and Soils, Explanation, Parable of the Seed, Parable of the Mustard Seed, Jesus Stills the Sea
Leviticus - The Law of Grain Offerings, The Law of Peace Offerings, The Law of Sin Offerings.
Exodus - The Tabernacle Erected, The Glory of the Lord.
Leviticus - The Law of Burnt Offerings.
Exodus - The Two Tablets Replaced, The Covenant Renewed, Moses' Face Shines, The Sabbath Emphasized, Tabernacle Workmen, Gifts Received
Matthew - Jesus Teaches in Parables, An Explanation, The Sower Explained, Tares among Wheat, The Mustard Seed, The Leaven, The Tares Explained, Hidden Treasure, A Costly Pearl, A Dragnet, Jesus Revisits Nazareth
Exodus - The Golden Calf, Moses' Entreaty, Moses' Anger,The Journey Resumed, Moses Intercedes
Exodus - The alter of incense. The anointing oil. The incense. The skilled craftsmen. The sign of the sabbath.
Exodus - Consecration of the Priests, The Sacrifices, Food of the Priests.
Luke - Instruction About Prayer, Pharisees' Blasphemy, The Sign of Jonah, Woes upon the Pharisees.
Exodus - People affirm their covenant with God. Offerings for the sanctuary. Ark of the covenant. The table of the showbread. The golden lampstand. Curtains of linen. Boards and sockets. The veil and the screen.
Matthew - John's question. Jesus' tribute to John. The unrepenting cities. Come to Me.
Exodus - Property rights. Sundry laws. The sabbath and land. Three national feasts. Conquest of the land.
Luke - Jesus Heals a Centurion's Servant, A Deputation from John, Parable of Two Debtors
Exodus - The Ten Commandments, Idols and Altars, Hebrew Servants, Personal Injuries
Exodus - Water in the Rock, Amalek Fought, Jethro, Moses' Father-in-law, Jethro Counsels Moses, Moses on Sinai, The LORD Visits Sinai
Exodus - The Song of Moses and Israel, The LORD Provides Water, The LORD Provides Manna, The LORD Provides Meat, The Sabbath Observed
Matthew- A Paralytic Healed, Matthew Called, The Question about Fasting, Miracles of Healing
Exodus - Consecration of the Firstborn, God Leads the People, Pharaoh in Pursuit, The Sea Is Divided.
Matthew - Judging Others, Prayer and the Golden Rule, The Narrow and Wide Gates, A Tree and Its Fruit, The Two Foundations.
Exodus - The Passover Lamb, Feast of Unleavened Bread, A Memorial of Redemption, Exodus of Israel, Ordinance of the Passover.
Exodus - Egyptian cattle die. The plague of boils. The plague of Hail. The plague of locusts. Darkness over the land. The last plague.
Exodus - Aaron's staff becomes a serpent. A plague of blood. A plague of frogs. A plague of gnats. A plague of flies.
Matthew - The Sermon on the Mount; The Beatitudes, Disciples, and the World, Personal Relationships
Exodus - Bricks Without Straw, God Promises Deliverance, Family Record of Moses and Aaron, Aaron to Speak for Moses
Exodus - The Burning Bush, The Mission of Moses, Moses Given Powers, Aaron to Be Moses' Mouthpiece
Genesis -The Death of Israel, Burial at Machpelah, Death of Joseph, Israel Multiplies in Egypt
Luke -Jesus Is Lord of the Sabbath, Choosing the Twelve, The Beatitudes, Builders and Foundations
Genesis - Jacob Moves to Egypt, Those Who Came to Egypt, Jacob's Family Settles in Goshen, Result of the Famine.
Mark - Jesus Heals on the Sabbath, The Twelve Are Chosen.
Genesis - Joseph's brothers sent to Egypt. Simeon is held hostage. The return to Egypt. Joseph sees Benjamin.
Genesis - Judah and Tamar, Joseph's Success in Egypt, Joseph Imprisoned
John - The Healing at Bethesda, Jesus' Equality with God, Two Resurrections, Witness of John, Witness of Works, Witness of the Father, Witness of the Scripture
Genesis - Esau Moves, Descendants of Esau, Joseph's Dream, The Plot against Joseph
Mark - The Paralytic Healed, Levi (Matthew) Called, Question of the Sabbath
Genesis - The Treachery of Jacob's Sons, Jacob Moves to Bethel, Jacob Is Named Israel, The Sons of Israel.
Genesis - Jacob's Fear of Esau, Jacob Wrestles, Jacob Meets Esau, Jacob Settles in Shechem.
Matthew - The Sermon on the Mount; The Beatitudes, Disciples and the World, Personal Relationships.
Genesis - The Sons of Jacob. Jacob prospers. Jacob leaves secretly for Canaan. Laban pursues Jacob. The covenant of Mizpah.
Genesis - Jacob is sent away. Jacob's dream. Jacob meets Rachel. Laban's treachery.
John - Jesus goes to Galilee. The woman at the well. The Samaritans. Healing a nobleman's son.
Genesis - Isaac Settles in Gerar, Quarrel over the Wells, Covenant with Abimelech, Jacob's Deception, The Stolen Blessing
Genesis - Abraham's Death, Descendants of Ishmael, Isaac's Sons
John - The New Birth, John's Last Testimony
Genesis - Death and Burial of Sarah, A Bride for Isaac, Rebekah Is Chosen, Isaac Marries Rebekah
John - Miracle at Cana, First Passover--Cleansing the Temple
Genesis - Abraham's Treachery, Isaac Is Born, Sarah Turns against Hagar, Covenant with Abimelech, The Offering of Isaac.
Luke - The First Disciples, A Man with Leprosy Healed, A Man Lowered Through a Roof, Call of Levi (Matthew).
Genesis - Birth of Isaac Promised, Abraham Appeals for Sodom, The Doom of Sodom, Lot and His Daughters.
Genesis - Abram promised a son. Sarai and Hagar. Abraham and the covenant of circumcision.
Luke - The temptation of Jesus. Jesus' public ministry. Many are healed.
Genesis - Abram's journey to Egypt. Abram and Lot. War of the Kings. God's promise to Abram.
Job - God Speaks of Nature and Its Beings, Job: What Can I Say?, God Questions Job, God's Power Shown in Creatures, God's Power Shown in Creatures
Luke - The Temptation of Jesus, Jesus Begins His Ministry, The First Disciples, Ministry in Galilee
Job - Elihu Speaks of God's Dealings with Men, Elihu Says God Is Back of the Storm, God Speaks Now to Job, God's Mighty Power
Luke - John the Baptist Preaches, Jesus Is Baptized, Genealogy of Jesus
Job - Elihu Claims to Speak for God, Elihu Vindicates God's Justice, Elihu Sharply Reproves Job
Job - Job's Present State is Humiliating, Job Asserts His Integrity, Elihu Rebukes Job in Anger.
Mark - Preaching of John the Baptist, The Baptism of Jesus, Jesus Preaches in Galilee, Crowds Healed.
Job - Job Says God Seems to Ignore Wrongs, Bildad Says Mankind is Inferior, Job Rebukes Bildad, The Greatness of God, Job Affirms His Righteousness, The State of the Godless, Job Tells of Earth's Treasures, The Search for Wisdom is Harder, Job's Past Was Glorious.
Matthew - The Preaching of John the Baptist, The Baptism of Jesus.
Job - Job Says God Will Deal with the Wicked, Eliphaz Accuses and Exhorts Job, Job Says He Longs for God
Matthew - The Visit of the Magi, The Flight to Egypt, Herod Slaughters Babies
Job - Job Says Friends Are Sorry Comforters, Job Says GodShattered Him, Job Says He Has Become a Byword, Bildad Speaks of the Wicked, JobFeels Insulted, Everything Is against Him, Job Says, My Redeemer Lives",Zophar Says,The Triumph of the Wicked Is Short"
Job - Job Says His Friends' Proverbs Are Ashes, Job IsSure He Will Be Vindicated, Job Speaks of the Finality of Death
Job - Job's third speech: A response to Bildad. Job frames his plea to God. Zophar's first response to Job. Job's fourth speech: A response to Zophar.
Job - God Is Just, Job's Friends Are No Help, Job's Life Seems Futile, Bildad Says God Rewards the Good
Job - Job's Character and Wealth, Satan Allowed to Test Job, Job Loses His Health, Job's Lament, Eliphaz Says the Innocent Do Not Suffer.
John - The Witness John the Baptist, The Word Made Flesh, The Testimony of John the Baptist, Jesus' Public Ministry: First Converts.
Genesis - Descendants of Noah, The Tower of Babel, Descendants of Shem.
Luke - John the Baptist's Birth Foretold, Jesus' Birth Foretold, Mary Visits Elizabeth, Mary's Song: The Magnificat, John the Baptist is Born, Zechariah's Prophecy.
Genesis - The flood covers the earth. The flood recedes. God confirms His covenant.
Matthew - John the Baptist prepares the way.
Matthew - Cain and Abel, Descendants of Adam, The Corruption of Mankind.
Matthew - The Visit of the Magi, The Escape to Egypt, Herod Slaughters Babies, Jesus is Brought to Nazareth.
Genesis - The Creation, The Creation of Man and Woman, The Fall of Man
Matthew - The Genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, Conception and Birth of Jesus
Malachi - The Purifier, You Have Robbed God, The Book of Remembrance, Final Admonition.
Revelation - The River and the Tree of Life, The Final Message.
Malachi - God's Love for Jacob, Sin of the Priests, Priests to Be Disciplined, Sin in the Family.
The New Heaven and Earth, The New Jerusalem.
Nehemiah - Priests and Levites who returned to Jerusalem with Zerubbabel. The chief Levites. Dedication of the wall. Foreigners excluded. Tobiah expelled and the temple cleansed. Tithes restored. Sabbath restored. Mixed marriages forbidden.
Revelation - Satan bound. Satan freed and doomed. Judgement at the throne of God.
Nehemiah - Signers of the document. Obligations of the document. Time passes; Heads of provinces. Outside Jerusalem.
Revelation - The fourfold hallelujah. Marriage of the Lamb. The coming of Christ. Doom of the Beast and false prophet.
Nehemiah - Census of First Returned Exiles, Ezra Reads the Law, ``This Day Is Holy", Feast of Booths Restored, Total of People and Gifts, The People Confess Their Sin, A Covenant Results
Revelation - Lament Over Fallen Babylon, Warning to Escape Babylon’s Judgment, Threefold Woe Over Babylon’s Fall, The Finality of Babylon’s Doom
Nehemiah - Work Is Ridiculed, Discouragement Overcome, Usury Abolished, The Enemy's Plot, The Wall Is Finished
Revelation - The Doom of Babylon, Victory for the Lamb
Nehemiah - Nehemiah's Grief for the Exiles, Nehemiah's Prayer Answered, Nehemiah Inspects Jerusalem's Walls, Builders of the Walls
Matthew - The Genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, Conception and Birth of Jesus
Luke - Jesus' Birth in Bethlehem, Jesus Presented at the Temple, Return to Nazareth, Visit to Jerusalem
Ezra - People Who Went with Ezra, Ezra Sends for Levites, Protection of God Invoked, Treasure Placed in the Temple, Mixed Marriages, Prayer of Confession.
Revelation - The Bowls of Wrath, Armageddon , The Seventh Bowl of Wrath.
Esther - The Jews Destroy Their Enemies, The Feast of the Purim Instituted, Mordecai's Greatness.
Revelation - A Scene of Heaven
Esther - The kings plans to honor Mordecai. Haman must honor Mordecai. Esther's plea. Haman is hanged. Mordecai promoted. The king's decree avenges the Jews.
Revelation - The Lamb and the 144,000 on Mount Zion. Vision of the angel with The Gospel. Doom for worshipers of the Beast. The harvest.
Esther - Haman's plot against the Jews. Mordecai requests Esther's help.
Revelation - The beast out of the sea.
Esther - The Banquets of the King, Queen Vashti's Refusal, Vashti's Successor Sought, Esther Finds Favor, Esther Becomes Queen, Mordecai Saves the King
Revelation - The Woman, Israel, The Red Dragon, Satan, The Male Child, Christ, The Angel, Michael
Ezra 5-7 | Revelation 11
Ezra - Temple Work Resumed, Adversaries Write to Darius, Darius Finds Cyrus's Decree, The Temple Completed and Dedicated, The Passover Observed, Ezra Journeys from Babylon to Jerusalem, King's Decree on Behalf of Ezra, The King's Kindness
Revelation - The Two Witnesses, The Seventh Trumpet--Christ's Reign Foreseen
Psalms - The LORD Delivers Men from Manifold Troubles, Thanksgiving for Return from Captivity.
Revelation - The Angel and the Little Book
Psalms – God Implored to Confound His Enemies, Longing for the Temple Worship.
Revelation - The Fifth Trumpet--the Bottomless Pit, The Sixth Trumpet--Army from the East
Psalms – God's Goodness and Israel's Waywardness, Unjust Judgments Rebuked
Revelation - The Seventh Seal--the Trumpets
Psalms - Grieving over the destruction of Jerusalem, and prayer for help. God implored to rescue His people from their calamities.
Revelation - An interlude. The 144,000. A multitude from the tribulation.
Psalms - Comfort in trouble from recalling God's mighty deeds. God's guidance of His people in spite of their unfaithfulness.
Revelation - The first seal: Conqueror on a white horse. The second seal: War. The third seal: Famine. The fourth seal: Death. The fifth seal: Martyrs. The sixth seal: Terror.
Psalm - An Appeal against the Devastation of the Land by the Enemy, God Abases the Proud but Exalts the Righteous.
Revelation - The Book with Seven Seals, Angels Exalt the Lamb
Zechariah - False Prophets Ashamed, God Will Battle Jerusalem's Foes, God Will Be King over All
Revelation - Message to Sardis, Message to Philadelphia, Message to Laodicea, Scene in Heaven, The Throne and Worship of the Creator
Zechariah - The Doomed Flock
Revelation - Message to Ephesus, Message to Smyrna, Message to Pergamum, Message to Thyatira
Zechariah - Prophecies against neighboring nations. God will bless Judah and Ephraim.
Revelation - The revelation of Jesus Christ. Message to the seven churches. The Patmos vision.
Zechariah - The flying scroll. The four chariots. Hearts like flint. The coming peace and prosperity of Zion.
Jude - The warnings of history to the ungodly. Keep yourselves in the love of God.
Zechariah - A call to repentance. Patrol of the Earth. God's favor to Zion. Joshua the High Priest. The Branch. The golden lampstand and the trees.
3 John - A good report.
Haggai - Haggai begins temple building. The builders encouraged.
2 John - Walk according to His commandments.
Ezra - Cyrus's Proclamation, Holy Vessels Restored, Number of Those Returning, Priests Returning, Levites Returning, Priests Removed
1 John - Testing the Spirits, God Is Love
Ezekiel - Water from the Temple, Boundaries and Division of the Land, Division of the Land, Portion for the Priests, Portion for Other Tribes, The City Gates
1 John - Children of God Love One Another
Ezekiel - The Lord's Portion of the Land, Portion for the Prince, The Prince's Offerings, The Boiling Places.
1 John - Christ Is Our Advocate, Do Not Love the World, The Promise Is Eternal Life.
Ezekiel - Chambers of the Temple, Vision of the Glory of God Filling the Temple, The Altar of Sacrifice, The Offerings Gate for the Prince, Ordinances for the Levites.
1 John - The Incarnate Word, God Is Light.
Ezekiel - Vision of the Man with a Measuring Rod, Measurements Relating to the Temple, The Inner Temple
2 Peter - The Inner Temple, The Coming Day of the Lord, A New Heaven and Earth
Ezekiel - Vision of the valley of dry bones. The vision explained. Reunion of Judah and Israel. The Davidic Kingdom. Prophecy about Gog and future invasion of Israel. Prophecy against Gog-invaders destroyed. Israel restored.
2 Peter -The appearance of false prophets.
Ezekiel - Prophecy against Mount Seir, The Mountains of Israel to Be Blessed, Israel to Be Renewed for His Name's Sake
2 Peter - Growth in Christian Virtue, Eyewitnesses
Ezekiel - The Watchman's Duty, Word of Jerusalem's Capture, Prophecy against the Shepherds of Israel, The Restoration of Israel
1 Peter - Serve God Willingly
Ezekiel - Grief over Egypt. Victory for Babylon. Pharaoh warned of Assyria's fate. Grief over Pharaoh and Egypt.
1 Peter - Keep fervent in your love. Share the sufferings of Christ.
Ezekiel - Grief Over Tyre, Tyre's King Overthrown, Judgment of Sidon, Israel Regathered, Judgment of Egypt.
1 Peter Godly Living.
Ezekiel - Parable of the Boiling Pot, Death of Ezekiel's Wife is a Sign; Judgment on Gentile Nations: Ammon, Edom, Philistia; Judgment on Tyre.
1 Peter - As Newborn Babes, As Living Stones, Honor Authority, Christ is Our Example.
Ezekiel - The sins of Israel. Oholah and Oholibah's sin and it consequences.
1 Peter - A living hope and a sure salvation.
Ezekiel - God's dealings with Israel rehearsed. God will restore Israel to her land. Parable of the sword of the Lord. The instrument of God's judgement.
2 Timothy - Preach the Word. Personal concerns.
Ezekiel - God Deals Justly with Individuals, Lament for the Princes of Israel
1 Timothy - Difficult Times Will Come
Ezekiel - God's Grace to Unfaithful Jerusalem, The Covenant Remembered, Parable of Two Eagles and a Vine, Zedekiah's Rebellion
1 Timothy - Be Strong, An Unashamed Workman
Ezekiel - Idolatrous Elders Condemned, The City Will Not Be Spared, Jerusalem like a Useless Vine
1 Timothy - Timothy Charged to Guard His Trust
Ezekiel - Judgment on Wicked Counselors, Israel's New Heart and Spirit, Judah's Captivity Symbolized, False Prophets Condemned.
1 Timothy - False Teachers and True Contentment, Fight the Good Fight of Faith.
Ezekiel - Abominations in the Temple, Idolaters Killed, The Glory of the Lord Leaves the Temple.
1 Timothy - Honor Widows, Concerning Elders.
Ezekiel - Idolatrous Worship Denounced, Punishment for Wickedness Foretold, The Temple Profaned
1 Timothy – Apostasy, A Good Minister's Discipline
1 Timothy - Overseers and DeaconsEzekiel - Siege of Jerusalem Predicted, Defiled Bread, Jerusalem's Desolation Foretold
Psalm - An experience of the captivity.
Ezekiel - The vision of four figures. Vision of divine glory. A prophets call.
1 Timothy - A call to prayer. Instructions for believers.
Daniel - Conflicts to come. The time of the end.
1 Timothy - Correcting false teaching. Paul's testimony.
Philemon - Salutation, Philemon's Love and Faith, Plea for Onesimus, a Free Man
Daniel - Vision of the Ram and Goat, The Little Horn, Interpretation of the Vision, The Ram's Identity, The Goat, Daniel's Prayer for His People, Gabriel Brings an Answer, Seventy Weeks and the Messiah, Daniel Is Terrified by a Vision, Daniel Comforted
Daniel - Belshazzar's Feast, Daniel Interprets the Handwriting on the Wall, Daniel Serves Darius, Daniel in the Lions' Den, Vision of the Four Beasts, The Ancient of Days Reigns, The Son of Man Presented, The Vision Interpreted.
Titus - Godly Living, Personal Concerns.
Daniel - The King's Golden Image, Worship of the Image Refused, Daniel's Friends Protected, The King Acknowledges God, The Vision of a Great Tree, Daniel Interprets the Vision, The Vision Fulfilled.
Titus - Proclaim Sound Doctrine.
Lamentations - Jeremiah shares Israel's misery. Hope of relief in God's mercy. Zion is punished. Distress of the siege described. A prayer for mercy.
Hebrews - The Changeless Christ. God-pleasing sacrifices. Benediction.
Lamentations - Jeremiah Shares Israel's Affliction, Hope of Relief in God's Mercy, Distress of the Siege Described, A Prayer for Mercy
Hebrews - The Changeless Christ, God-pleasing Sacrifices, Benediction
Lamentations - The sorrows of Judah. God's anger over Israel.
Hebrews - The changeless Christ. God-pleaseing sacrifices. Benediction.
Jeremiah - Calamity for the Jews, Conquest of Egypt Predicted, Calamity for the Jews
Hebrews - The Triumphs of Faith
Jeremiah - Gedaliah Is Murdered, Johanan Rescues thePeople, Warning against Going to Egypt
Hebrews - The Triumphs of Faith
Jeremiah - Jerusalem Captured, Jeremiah Spared, The Fall of Jerusalem, Jeremiah Remains in Judah.
Hebrews - A New and Living Way, Christ or Judgment.
Jeremiah - A Prophecy Against Zedekiah, Jeremiah Warns against Trust in Pharaoh, Jeremiah Imprisoned, Jeremiah Thrown into the Cistern, Zedekiah Seeks an Answer from God.
Hebrews - One Sacrifice of Christ is Sufficient.
Jeremiah - Restoration promised. The Davidic Kingdom. Jeremiah's message for Zedekiah.
Hebrews - The old and the new.
Jeremiah - Israel's mourning turned to joy. A new covenant. Jeremiah imprisoned. Jeremiah prays and God explains.
Hebrews - A better ministry. A new covenant.
Jeremiah - Prophecy against Babylon, Deliverance from Captivity Promised, Restoration of Jacob
Hebrews – Melchizedek's Priesthood Like Christ's
Jeremiah - Prophecy against Babylon
Hebrews – The Peril of Falling Away, Better Things for You
Jeremiah - The Nations to Submit to Nebuchadnezzar, Hananiah's False Prophecy, Message to the Exiles
Hebrews – The Perfect High Priest
Jeremiah - Prophecy Against Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, Hazor, and Elam; The Ruined Undergarment, Captivity Threatened, Warning of Jerusalem's Fall, Messages about the Kings.
Hebrews - Jesus Our High Priest, The Danger of Unbelief.
Jeremiah - Prophecy Against Philistia, Prophecy Against Moab.
Hebrews - Pay Attention, Earth Subject to Man, Jesus Briefly Humbled.
Jeremiah - Prophecy of the captivity. Babylon will be judged. Message to Baruch. Defeat of Pharaoh foretold.
Hebrews - God's final word in His Son.
Jeremiah - Pashhur persecutes Jeremiah. The Rechabites' obedience. Judah rebuked. Jeremiah's scroll read in the temple. The scroll is replaced.
Colossians - Fellow workers.
Jeremiah - The Potter and the Clay, The Broken Jar
Colossians - Put On the New Self, Family Relations
Jeremiah - Judgment Must Come, Jeremiah's Prayer and God's Answer, Distresses Foretold, God Will Restore Them, The Deceitful Heart, The Sabbath Must Be Kept
Colossians - You Are Built Up in Christ
Jeremiah - A Lament over Zion, A Satire on Idolatry, Drought and a Prayer for Mercy, False Prophets
Colossians - Thankfulness for Spiritual Attainments, The Incomparable Christ
Jeremiah - Message at the Temple Gate, The Sin and Treachery of Judah, Cities of Judah Warned, A Plot to Murder Jeremiah, Jeremiah Is Spared.
Acts - Safe at Malta, Paul Arrives in Rome.
Jeremiah - The Coming Destruction of Jerusalem, The Enemy from the North, The Broken Covenant, Plots Against Jeremiah, Jeremiah's Prayer, God's Answer.
Acts - Paul's Journey at Sea.
Jeremiah - The polluted land. Faithless Israel. God invites repentance. Judah threatened with invasion. Lament over Judah's devastation. Jerusalem's godlessness.
Acts - Paul is sent to Rome.
Jeremiah - Jeremiah's call and commission. The almond rod and boiling pot. Judah's apostasy.
Acts - Paul's defense before Agrippa.
2 Chronicles – The Passover Observed Again, Josiah Dies in Battle
Habakkuk - Chaldeans Used to Punish Judah, God Answers the Prophet, God's Deliverance of His People
Acts - Paul before Felix
Zephaniah – Day of Judgment on Judah, Judgments on Judah's Enemies, Woe to Jerusalem and the Nations
Acts - Paul before Felix
2 Chronicles – Manasseh Succeeds Hezekiah in Judah, Manasseh's Idolatry Rebuked, Amon Becomes King in Judah, Josiah Succeeds Amon in Judah, JosiahRepairs the Temple, Hilkiah Discovers Lost Book of the Law, Huldah, the Prophetess, Speaks, Josiah's Good Reign
Acts - A Conspiracy to Kill Paul, Paul Moved to Caesarea
Nahum - God Is Awesome, The Overthrow of Nineveh, Nineveh's Complete Ruin.
Acts - Paul before the Council, A Conspiracy to Kill Paul
Micah - God's Indictment of His People, What God Requires of Mankind, The Prophet Acknowledges Injustice, God is the Source of Salvation and Light.
Acts - Paul's Defense before the Jews.
Micah - Peaceful latter days. Birth of the King in Bethlehem.
Acts - Paul at Jerusalem. Paul seized in the temple.
Micah - Destruction in Israel and Judah. Woe to oppressors. Rulers denounced.
Acts - Paul sails from Miletus. Paul at Jerusalem.
Hosea – Ephraim Reminded, Ephraim's Idolatry, Israel'sFuture Blessing
Romans - Greetings and Love Expressed
Hosea - Ephraim Punished, Retribution for Israel's Sin, God Yearns over His People
Romans - Self-denial on Behalf of Others
Hosea - The peoples apostasy rebuked. The response to God's rebuke. Ephraim's iniquity. Israel reaps the whirlwind.
Romans - Self-denial on behalf of others.
Hosea - Hosea's Wife and Children, Israel's Unfaithfulness Condemned, Restoration of Israel, Hosea's Redemption of Gomer, God's Controversy with Israel.
Romans - Principles of Conscience.
Isaiah - A Rebellious People, New Heavens and a New Earth, Heaven Is God's Throne, Hypocrisy Rebuked, Joy in Jerusalem's Future.
Romans - Be Subject to Government.
Isaiah - Zion's Glory and New Name, God's Vengeance on theNations, God's Ancient Mercies Recalled, ``You Are OurFather", Prayer for Mercy and Help
Romans - Dedicated Service
Isaiah - Separation from God, A Confession of Wickedness, A Glorified Zion, Exaltation of the Afflicted
Romans - Israel Is Not Cast Away
Isaiah – Rewards for Obedience to God, Evil Leaders Rebuked, Observances of Fasts
Romans - Israel Is Not Cast Away
Isaiah – The Suffering Servant, The Fertility of Zion, The Free Offer of Mercy
Romans – The word of Faith Brings Salvation
Isaiah - God helps His servant. Israel exhorted. Cheer for prostrate Zion.
Romans - Solicitude for Israel.
Isaiah - Mourning for Babylon, Israel's Obstinacy, Rescue Promised, Salvation to the Ends of the Earth, Promise to Zion.
Romans - Deep Concern for Israel.
Isaiah - God Uses Cyrus, God's Supreme Power, Babylon's Idols and the True God.
Romans - Hope for the Saved, Our Victory in Christ.
Isaiah - Israel redeemed. Israel is God's witness. Babylon to be destroyed. The shortcomings of Israel. The blessings of Israel. The folly of idolatry. God forgives and redeems.
Romans - Deliverance from bondage.
Isaiah - Israel encouraged. God's promise concerning His Servant. The blindness of the people.
Romans - Believers untied to Christ. The conflict of two natures.
Isaiah – Hezekiah Shows His Treasurers, The Greatness of God
Romans – Believers are Dead to Sin, Alive to God
Isaiah – Hezekiah Seeks Isaiah’s Help, Hezekiah’s prayer in the Temple, God answers through Isaiah, Assyrians Destroyed, Hezekiah Healed
Romans – Results of Justification
Isaiah - God’s Wrath against Nations, Zion’s happy Future,Sennacherib Invades Judah
Romans – Justification by Faith Evidenced in Old Testament
Isaiah - The Glorious Future, The Judgment of God.
Romans - All the World Guilty, Justification by Faith.
Isaiah - Judah Warned against Egyptian Alliance, God is Gracious and Just, Help Not in Egypt but in God.
Romans - The Impartiality of God, The Jews under the Law.
Isaiah - Ephriam's captivity predicted. Judah is warned. Jerusalem is warned. Blessing after discipline.
Romans - The gospel exalted. Unbelief and it's consequences.
Isaiah - Song of trust in God's protection. The deliverance of Israel.
Ephesians - Family relationships. The Armor of God.
Isaiah - The fall of Tyre. Judgement on the Earth. Song of praise for God's favor.
Ephesians - Marriage like Christ and the Church.
Isaiah – Prophecy about Egypt and Ethiopia, God Commands that Babylon be Taken, The Valley of Vision
Ephesians - Be Imitators of God
Isaiah – Prophecy about Damascus, Message to Ethiopia, Message to Egypt
Ephesians – Unity of the Spirit, The Christian's Walk
Isaiah - Righteous Reign of the Branch, The Restored Remnant, Thanksgiving Expressed, Prophesies about Babylon, Judgment on the Day of the Lord.
Ephesians - Made Alive in Christ.
Isaiah - Birth and reign of The Prince of Peace. God's anger with Israel's arrogance. Assyria is God's instrument. A remnant will return.
Ephesians - The blessings of redemption.
Isaiah - War against Jerusalem. The child Immanuel. Trials to come to Judah. Damascus and Syria fall. A believing remnant.
Acts - Paul's farewell to Ephesus.
2 Chronicles – Idols Are Destroyed, Reforms Continued, Sennacherib Invades Judah, Sennacherib Undermines Hezekiah, Hezekiah’s Prayer is Answered
Acts – Paul in Macedonia and Greece, Troas to Miletus
2 Chronicles – Hezekiah Succeeds Ahaz in Judah, Reforms Begun, Hezekiah Restores Temple Worship, All Israel Invited to the Passover, Passover Reinstituted
Acts – Conversion of Saul, Peter’s Ministry
2 Chronicles – Jotham Succeeds Uzziah in Judah, Ahaz Succeeds Jotham in Judah, Judah is Invaded, Compromise with Assyria
Acts – Paul at Ephesus, Miracles at Ephesus
Isaiah - Parable of the Vineyard, Woes for the Wicked.
2 Corinthians - Examine Yourselves.
Isaiah - God Will Remove the Leaders, God Will Judge, Judah's Women Denounced, A Remnant Prepared.
2 Corinthians - Paul's Vision, A Thorn in the Flesh.
Isaiah - Rebellion of God's people. God has had enough. Let us reason. Zion corrupted, to be redeemed. God's universal reign. A day of reckoning coming.
2 Corinthians - Paul defends his apostleship.
2 Chronicles – Young Joash Influenced by Jehoiada, Faithless Priests, Temple Repaired, Aram Invades and Defeats Judah, Amaziah Succeeds Joash in Judah, Amaziah Rebuked for Idolatry
2 Corinthians – Paul Defends His Apostleship
2 Chronicles - Jehoiada sets Joash on the throne of Judah. Athaliah murdered.Reforms carried out.
Joel - The terrible visitation. Deliverance promised. The promise of the Spirit. The Dayu of the Lord. The nations will be judged.
Corinthians 10 - Paul describes himself.
2 Chronicles – Ahaziah Succeeds Jehoram in Judah, Ahaziah Allies with Jehoram of Israel, Jehu Murders Princes of Judah
Joel – The Devastation of Locusts, Starvation and Drought
2 Corinthians – God Gives Most
2 Chronicles - Jehoram Succeeds Jehoshaphat in Judah, Revolt against Judah
Obadiah - Edom will be Humbled, The Day of the Lord and the Future
2 Corinthians - Great Generosity
2 Chronicles - Jehu Rebukes Jehoshaphat, Reforms Instituted, Judah Invaded, Jehoshaphat's Prayer, Jahaziel Answers the Prayer, Enemies Destroy Themselves, Triumphant Return to Jerusalem, Alliance Displeases God.
2 Corinthians - Paul Reveals His Heart.
2 Chronicles - Jehoshaphat Succeeds Asa, His Good Reign, Jehoshaphat Allies with Ahab, Ahab's False Prophets Assure Victory, Micaiah Brings Word from God, Ahab's Defeat and Death.
2 Corinthians - Their Ministry Commended.
2 Chronicles - The prophet Azariah warns Asa. Asa wars against Baasha.
2 Corinthians -The temporal and eternal.
2 Chronicles - Abijah succeeds Rehoboam. Asa succeeds Abijah in Judah.
2 Corinthian's - Paul's apostolic ministry.
2 Chronicles – Rehoboam’s Reigh of Folly, Rehoboam Reigns over Judah and Builds Cities, Jeroboam Appoints False Priests, Rehoboam’s Family, Shishak of Egypt Invades Judah, Plunder Impoverishes Judah
2 Corinthians – Ministers of a New Covenant
2 Chronicles – The Shekinah Glory, Sacrifices Offered, The Feast of Dedication, God’s Promise and Warning, Solomon’s Activities and Accomplishments, Visit of the Queen of Sheba, Solomon’s Wealth and Power, Death of Solomon
2 Corinthians – Reaffirm Your Love
2 Chronicles - Furnishings of the Temple, The Ark is Brought into the Temple, Solomon's Dedication
2 Corinthians - Introduction, Paul's Integrity
2 Chronicles - Solomon Worships at Gibeon, Solomon's Prayer for Wisdom, Solomon's Wealth, Solomon Will Build a Temple and a Palace, Huram to Assist, The Dimensions and Materials of the Temple.
1 Corinthians - Instructions and Greetings.
1 Chronicles - David's Address about the Temple, Offerings for the Temple, David's Prayer, Sacrifices, Solomon Again Made King, Death of David.
1 Corinthians - An Imperishable and Immortal Body, The Mystery of Resurrection
1 Chronicles – Divisions of the Gatekeepers, Outside Duties, Commanders of the Army, Various Overseers
1 Corinthians – The Fact of Christ’s Resurrection, The Order of Resurrection
1 Chronicles – Solomon Reigns, Office of the Levites, Gershonites, Kohathites, Merarites, Divisions of Levites, Number and Services of Musicians, Divisions of Musicians
1 Corinthians – Prophecy a Superior Gift
1 Chronicles – War with Philistine Giants, Census Brings Pestilence, David’s Altar, David Prepares for Temple Building
1 Corinthians – Prophecy a Superior Gift
1 Chronicles – God’s Covenant with David, David’s Prayer in Response, David’s Kingdom Strengthened
1 Corinthians – The Excellence of Love
Psalms – The Privileges of Citizenship in Zion, A Petitionto be Saved from Death
1 Corinthians – The Use of Spiritual Gifts
Psalms - The End of the Wicked Contrasted with That of the Righteous, Prayer for God's Mercy upon the Nation.
1 Corinthians - The Lord's Supper
Psalms - The Beauty and Glory of Zion; The Foolishness of Trusting in Riches; God, the Judge of the Righteous and the Wicked.
1 Corinthians - Christian Order.
Psalm - A song celebrating the king's marriage. God the refuge of His people. God the King of the Earth.
1 Corinthians - Avoid Israel's mistakes.
1 Chronicles - A tent for the Ark.
Psalms - Thirsting for God in trouble and exile. Former deliverances and present troubles.
1 Corinthians - Avoid Israel's mistakes.
1 Chronicles – Peril in Transporting the Ark, David’s Family Enlarged, Plans to Move the Ark to Jerusalem
1 Corinthians – Paul’s Use of Liberty
1 Chronicles – Defeat and Death of Saul and His Sons, Jabesh-gilead’s Tribute to Saul, David Made King over All Israel, Jerusalem, Capital City, David’s Mighty Men, David’s Supporters in Ziklag, Jeroham of Gedor
1 Corinthians – Take Care with Your Liberty
1 Chronicles – Genealogy from Issachar, Descendants ofBenjamin, Sons of Naphtali, Descendants of Manasseh, Descendants of Ephraim,Descendants of Asher, Genealogy from Benjamin, Genealogy from King Saul, Peopleof Jerusalem, Ancestry and Descendants of Saul
1 Corinthians – Teaching on Marriage
1 Chronicles - Descendants of Judah, Descendants of Simeon, Genealogy of Reuben, Genealogy: The Priestly Line.
1 Corinthians - Teaching on Marriage.
1 Chronicles - Genealogy from Adam, Descendants of Abraham, Genealogy: Twelve Sons of Israel (Jacob), Genealogy of David.
1 Corinthians - Lawsuits Discouraged, The Body Is The Lord's.
Psalms – Israel Invoked to Praise the Lord, A Psalm of Praise
1 Corinthians – Immorality Rebuked
Psalm - Pride for Jerusalem's restoration and prosperity. The whole creation invoked to praise the Lord.
1 Corinthians - Servants of Christ
Psalms – Thanks for the Lord’s Goodness to Israel, An Experience of the Captivity, Thanksgiving for the Lord’s Favor, God’s Omnipresence and Omniscience, Prayer for Protection against the Wicked, An Evening Prayer for Sanctification and Protection, Prayer for Help in Trouble, Prayer for Deliverance and Guidance, Prayer for Rescue and Prosperity, The Lord Extolled for His Goodness, The Lord an Abundant Helper
1 Corinthians – Foundations for Living
Psalms - The Excellency of Brotherly Unity, Greetings of Night Watchers, Praise the Lord's Wonderful Works
1 Corinthians - Paul's Reliance upon the Spirit
Psalms – Hope in the Lord's forgiving Love, Childlike Trust in the Lord, Prayer for the Lord’s Blessing upon the Sanctuary
1 Corinthians – Appeal to Unity, The Wisdom of God
Psalms - Prosperity Comes from the Lord, Blessedness of the Fear of the Lord, Prayer for the Overthrow of Zion's Enemies.
Acts - Paul in Corinth, Third Missionary Journey.
Psalms - Prayer for the Lord's Help, Praise for Rescue from Enemies, The Lord Surrounds His People.
2 Thessalonians - Request for Prayer
Psalm's - Prayers for deliverance from the treacherous. The Lord the keeper of Israel. Prayer for the peace of Jerusalem,
2 Thessalonians - Man of lawlessness.
Psalm - Teth, Yodh, Kaph, Lamedh, Mem, Nun, Samekh, Ayin, Pe, Tsadhe, Qoph, Resh, Shin, Tav.
2 Thessalonians 1 - Thanksgiving for faith and perserverence.
Psalm 119 – Meditations and Prayers Relating to the Law of God
1 Thessalonians – The Day of the Lord, Christian Conduct
Psalms – Thanksgiving for Deliverance from Death, A Psalm of Praise, Thanksgiving for the Lord’s Saving Goodness
1 Thessalonians – Sanctification and Love, Those Who Died in Christ
Psalms – The Lord Exalts the Humble, God’s Deliverance of Israel from Egypt, Heathen Idols Contrasted with the Lord
1 Thessalonians – Encouragement of Timothy’s Visit
Psalms - The Lord's Care Over All His Works, The Lord's Wonderful Works on Behalf of Israel.
1 Thessalonians - Giving Thanks for These Believers
Psalms - Praise to the Lord for His Faithfulness to Israel, All People Exhorted to Praise God, Prayer for an Afflicted Man for Mercy on Himself and on Zion.
Acts - Paul in Athens, Sermon on Mars Hill
Psalms - A call to worship the Lord, the righteous judge. The Lord's power and dominion. A call to praise the Lord for His righteousness.
Acts: Paul at Thessalonica. Paul and Berea.
Psalm – The Nations Exhorted to Praise God, Prayer of an Old Man for Deliverance
Philippians – Be Like Christ, Timothy and Epaphroditus
Psalms - Praise to the Creator and Protector, Prayer for Help, Praise for God's Mighty Deeds and His Answer to Prayer.
Philippians - Thanksgiving, The Gospel is Preached, To Live Is Christ.
Psalms - The Righteous and the Wicked Contrasted, The Reign of the Lord's Anointed, A Prayer for the Overthrow of the Wicked.
Acts - Paul and Silas Imprisoned, The Jailer Converted.
2 Kings - Babylon controls Jehoiakim. Jehoiachin reigns. Deportation to Babylon. Zedekiah made king. Nebuchadnezzar besieges Jerusalem. Jerusalem burned and plundered. Gedaliah made governor.
Acts - The Macedonian vision. First convert in Europe.
2 Kings - Bear one another's burdens.
Galatians - Josiah succeeds Amon. Josiah's covenant.
2 Kings – Isaiah Encourages Hezekiah, Sennacherib Defies God, Hesekiah’s prayer, God’s Answer through Isaiah, Hezekiah’s Illness and Recovery, Hezekiah Shows Babylon His Treasurers, Manasseh succeeds Hezekiah, The King’s Idolatries Rebuked, Amon succeeds Manasseh
Galatians - Walk by the Spirit
2 Kings – Hosea Reigns over Israel, Israel Captive, whyIsrael Fell, Hezekiah Reigns over Judah, Hezekiah Victorious, Invasion of Judah
Galatians – Sonship in Christ, Bond and Free
2 Kings – Series of Kings: Azariah (Uzziah) over Judah, Zachariah over Israel, Menahem over Israel, Pekahiah over Israel, Pekah over Israel, Jotham over Judah, Ahaz Reigns over Judah, Ahaz Seeks Help of Aram, Damascus Falls, Hezekiah Reigns over Judah
Galatians - Faith Brings righteousness, Intent of the Law
Amos - Warning Through Visions, Amos Accused; Gives An Answer, Basket of Fruit and Israel's Captivity, God's Judgment Unavoidable, The Restoration of Israel.
Galatians - The Council of Jerusalem, Peter (Cephas) Opposed by Paul.
Amos - "Yet You Have Not Returned to Me", "Seek Me So That You May Live", "Carefree in Zion".
Galatians - Distortion of the Gospel, Paul Defends His Ministry.
Amos - Judgement on Neighbor Nations. Judgement on Judah and Israel. All the tribes are guilty.
Acts - The council at Jerusalem.
Gonah - Jonah flees the presence of the Lord. Jonah's prayer. Jonah goes to Nineveh. Jonah's anger and the LORD's compassion.
Acts - The council at Jerusalem.
2 Kings – Kings of Israel: Jehoahaz and Jehoash, Death of Elisha, Amaziah Reins over Judah, Jeroboam II Succeeds Jehoash in Israel, Azariah (Uzziah) Succeeds Amaziah in Judea, Zechariah Reins over Israel
James – Misuse of Riches
2 Kings – Judgement upon Ahab’s House, Jehu Destroys Baal Worshipers, Jehoahaz Succeeds Jehu, Athaliah Queen of Judah, Joash Reigns overJudah, The Temple to be Repaired, Amaziah in Judah
James – Things to Avoid
2 Kings – Jehu Reins over Israel, Jehoram is Assassinated, Jehu Assassinates Shaziah, Jezebel is Slain, Judgement upon Ahab’s House, Jehu Destroys Baal Worshipers, Jehoahaz Succeeds Jehu, Athaliah Queen of Judah
James - the Tongue is a Fire, Wisdom from Above
2 Kings - The Widow's Oil, The Shunammite Woman, The Shunammite's Son, The Poisonous Stew, Naaman is Healed, Gehazi's Greed, The Axe Head Recovered, The Arameans Plot to Capture Elisha, The Siege of Samaria - Cannibalism.
James - The Sin of Partiality, Faith and Works
2 Kings - Ahaziah's Messengers Meet Elijah, Jehoram Reigns, Elijah Taken to Heaven, Elisha Succeeds Elijah.
James - The Testing of Your Faith
1 Kings - Ahab covets Naboth's vineyard. Ahab's third campaign against Aram.
Acts -Acceptance and oposition.
1 Kings – Prophecy against Baashan, Elijah Predicts Drought, Elijah Raises the Widow’s Son, Obadiah Meets Elijah
Acts – First Missionary Journey
1 Kings - Alijah prophesies against the King. Rehoboam misleads Judah. Abijam reigns over Judah. Asa succeeds Abijam. Jehoshaphat succeeds Asa. Nadab and then Baasha rule. War with Judah.
Acts - Peter's arrest and deliverance.
1 Kings - King Rehoboam Acts Foolishly, Jeroboam's Idolatry, Jeroboam Warned, Stricken
Acts - Peter Reports at Jerusalem, The church at Antioch
Ecclesiastes - A Little Foolishness, Cast Your Bread on the Waters, Remember God in Your Youth, Purpose of the Preacher.
Acts - Peter in Caesarea, Gentiles Hear Good News
Ecclesiastes - Wisdom and Foolishness Contrasted, Obey Rulers, People Are in the Hand of God, Whatever Your Hand Finds to Do.
Acts - Cornelius' Vision
Ecclesiastes - The evils of oppression. Your attitude toward God. The futility of life.
Acts - The conversion of Saul, cont.
Ecclesiastes - The futility of all endeavor. The futility of pleasure and possessions.
Acts - The conversion of Saul.
1 Kings – The Queen of Sheba, Solomon Turns from God, God raises Adversaries, The Death of Solomon
Acts – An Ethiopian Receives Christ
1 Kings – The Ark Brought into the Temple, The Prayer of Dedication, God’s Promise and Warning
Acts – Saul Persecutes the Church
1 Kings – Alliance with King Hiram, conscription of Laborers, The Building of the Temple, Solomon’s Palace
Acts – Stephen’s Defense, Stephen Put to Death
Song of Solomon - Mutual Delight in Each Other, Admiration by the Groom, The Union of Love, The Lovers Speak.
Acts - Stephen's Defense
Song of Solomon - Solomon's Love Expressed, The Torment of Separation, Admiration by the Bride.
Acts - Stephen's Defense
Song of Solomon - The young Shulammite Bride and Jerusalem's Daughters. Solomon, the lover, speaks. The bride's admiration. The bride's troubled dream.
Acts - Choosing of the seven.
Proverbs - The words of Agur. The words of Lemuel.
Acts - The apostles freed and continue speaking for Jeus publicly.
Proverbs – On Life and Conduct, On Life and Conduct, Precepts and Warnings
Acts – Peter and John Arrested
Proverbs - On Life and Conduct
Acts - Healing the Beggar Who Was Unable to Walk, Peter's Second Sermon
Proverbs – Contrast of the Righteous and the Wicked, Contrastthe Upright and the Wicked
Acts – Introduction, The Ascension, The Upper Room
Proverbs – The Commendation of Wisdom, Wisdom’s Invitation
John – Jesus Appears at the Sea of Galilee, Jesus Provides, The Love Motivation, Our Times are in His Hand
Proverbs – Pitfalls of Immorality, Parental Counsel, The Wiles of the Harlot
John – The Empty Tomb, Jesus among His Disciples, Why the Gospel was Written
Proverbs – The Pursuit of Wisdom Brings Security, The Rewards of Wisdom, A Father’s Instruction
John – Dividing Christ’s Garments, Care of the Body of Jesus
1 Kings - Solomon's Rule Consolidated, Solomon's Prayer, God's Answer, Solomon Wisely Judges, Solomon's Officials, Solomon's Power, Wealth and Wisdom
Proverbs - The Usefulness of Proverbs, The Enticement of Sinners, Wisdom Warns
John - The Crown of Thorns, The Crucifixion
1 Kings - David in Old Age, Nathan and Bathsheba, Solomon Anointed King, David's Command to Solomon, Death of David, Adonijah Executed, Joab Executed, Shimei Executed
John - The High Priest Questions Jesus, Peter's Denial of Jesus, Jesus Before Pilate
Psalm - Prayer for deliverance and guidance. Prayer for rescue and prosperity. The Lord extolled for His goodness.
John - Judas betrays Jesus.
Psalms - God's omnipresence and omniscience. Prayer for protection against the wicked. An evening prayer for sanctification and protection.
Johm - The high priestly prayer.
Psalms – Vengeance Invoked upon Adversaries, The Lord Gives Dominion to the King, Thanksgiving for the Lord’s Favor
John – Jesus’ Warning, The Holy Spirit Promised, Jesus’ Death and Resurrection Foretold, Prayer Promises
Psalms – The Psalmist’s Profession of Uprightness, Praise for the Lord’s Mercies, God Praised and Supplicated to Give Victory,
John – Jesus Is the Vine – Followers Are Branches, Disciples’ Relation to Each Other, Disciples’ Relation to the World
Psalms – The God of Sinai and of the Sanctuary, The Reign of the righteous King, A Psalm of Supplication and Trust
John – Jesus Comforts His Disciples, Oneness with the Father, Role of the Spirit
Psalms- Confidence in God's Protection, God Alone a Refuge from Treachery and Oppression, God's Abundant Favor to Earth and Mankind
John - Jesus Predicts His Betrayal
Psalms - Foolishness and Wickedness of People, Prayer for the Destruction of the Treacherous, Prayer for the Punishment of the Wicked
John - The Lord's Supper, Jesus Washes the Disciples' Feet
Psalms - What is the measure of my days? My help and my deliverer. God sustains His servant. The psalmist in sickness complains of enemies and false friends.
John - Jesus foretells of His death.
Psalm - Wickedness of men and lovingkindness of God. Security of those who trust in the Lord, and Insecurity of the wicked. Prayer of a suffering penitent.
John - Mary anoints Jesus. Greeks seek Jesus. Jesus foretells His death.
Psalms – A Psalm of Complaint and of Praise, Prayer for Rescue from Enemies
John – Mary Falls at the Feet of Jesus, Jesus resurrects Lazarus, Conspiracy to Kill Jesus
Psalms – A Psalm of Fearless Trust in God, A Prayer for Help, and Praise for Its Answer, A Voice of the Lord in the Storm
John – The Death and Resurrection of Lazarus
Psalms – The King of Glory entering Zion, Prayer forprotection, Guidance and Pardon, Protestation of Integrity and Prayer forProtection
John – Jesus Asserts His Deity
Psalms - Prayer for Victory over Enemies, Praise for Salvation
John - Parable of the Good Shepherd
Psalms - Prayer of Protection against Oppressors, The Works and the Word of God
John - A Healed Man Confronted by the Pharisees, Jesus Affirms His Deity
Psalm - Description of a citizen of Zion. The Lord, the psalmist's portion in life and deliverer in death.
John - Healing the man born blind. Controversy over the man.
Psalm - God, a helper against the treacherous. Prayer for help in trouble. Folly and wickedness of men.
John - The truth will make you free.
Psalms - A Psalm of Thanksgiving for God's Justice, The Lord a Refuge and Defense
John - The Adulterous Woman
Psalms - The Lord Implored to Defend the Psalmist against the Wicked, The Lord's Glory and Man's Dignity
John - John Teaches at the Feast, Division of People over Jesus,
Psalms – Evening Prayer of Trust in God, Prayer for Protection from the Wicked, Prayer for Mercy in Time of Trouble
John – Jesus Teaches at the Feast
2 Samuel - David's Last Song, David's Mighty Men, The Census Taken, Pestilence Sent, David Builds an Altar
John - Jesus' Words to the Jews, Jesus' Words to the Disciples, Peter's Confession of Faith
2 Samuel - Gibeonite's Revenge, David's Psalm of Deliverance
Psalm - The Lord Praised for Rescuing David
John - Jesus' Words to the People
Psalms - Prayer for Deliverance from Secret Enemies, Prayer for Help against Persecutors
John - Five Thousand Fed,
2 Samuel – Joab Reproves David’s Lament, David Restored as King, Sheba’s Revolt, Amasa Murdered, Revolt Put Down
John – Two Resurrections, Witness of John, Witness of Works, witness of the Father, Witness of the Scripture
2 Samuel - Ziba, a False Servant, David is Cursed, Absalom Enters Jerusalem, Hushai's Counsel, Absalom Slain, David is Grief-stricken
John - The Healing at Bethesda, Jesus' Equality with God
2 Samuel – Absalom’s Conspiracy
Psalms – Morning Prayer of Trust in God, A Cry of Distress and Imprecation on Adversaries
John – The Woman at the Well, The Samaritans
2 Samuel - Ammon and Tamar, AbsalomAvenges Tamar, The Woman of Tekoa, Absalom Is Recalled
John - Jesus Goes to Galilee, The Woman of Samaria
Psalms - Blessedness of Forgiveness and of Trust in God, A Contrite Sinner's Prayer for Pardon
John - The New Birth, John the Baptist's Last Testimony
2 Samuel - Ammon and Aram Defeated, Bathsheba: David's Great Sin, Nathan Rebukes David, Loss of a Child, Solomon Born, War Again
John - The New Birth
2 Samuel - David’s triumphs. David’s kindness to Mehphibosheth.
John - Miracle at Cana.
2 Samuel - Peril in moving the arc. The arc is brought to Jerusalem. David plans to build a temple. God’s covenant with David. David’s prayer.
John - The testimony of John. Jesus’ public ministry, first converts.
2 Samuel – The House of David Strengthened, AbnerJoins David, Joab Murders Abner, David Mourns Abner, Ish-Bosheth Murdered, David King over All Israel
John – The Deity of Jesus Christ, The Witness John, The Word Made Flesh, The Testimony of John
2 Samuel – David Learns of Saul’s Death, David’s Dirge forSaul and Jonathan, David Made King over Judah, Civil War
Luke – Other Appearances, The Ascension
1 Samuel – David’s Victory over the Amalekites, The Spoilsare Divided, Saul and His Sons Slain
Luke – The Resurrection, The Road to Emmaus
1 Samuel - Saul and the Spirit Medium, The Philistines Mistrust David
Luke - Simon Carries the Cross, The Crucifixion, Jesus Is Buried
1 Samuel - David Spares Saul's Life, Samuel's Death, Nabal and Abigail, Abigail Intercedes, David Marries Abigail, David Again Spares Saul, David Flees to the Philistines
Luke - Jesus before Pilate, Jesus before Herod, Pilate Seeks Jesus' Release
1 Samuel - David delivers Keilah. Saul pursues David.
Psalms - Prayer for defense against enemies. The thirsting soul satisfied in God.
Luke - Jesus betrayed by Judas. Jesus' arrest. Jesus before the Sanhedrin.
Psalms - Futility of boastful wickedness. Prayer for rescue from persecutors.
Luke - Who is the greatest. The Garden of Gethsemane.
1 Samuel – The Priests Slain at Nob
Psalm – Supplication for Deliverance and Grateful Trust inGod
Luke – Preparing the Passover, The Lord’s Supper
1 Samuel – David and Jonathan Covenant, David Takes Consecrated Bread
Psalm – The Lord, a Provider and Deliverer
Luke – Things to Come, The Return of Christ
1st Samuel – David Protected from Saul, David and Jonathan Covenant, David and Jonathan Covenant
Psalms – The Lord, the Psalmist’s Shepherd, Prayer for Deliverance from Enemies
Luke – The Widow’s Gift, Things to Come
1 Samuel - Goliath's Challenge, David Accepts the Challenge, David Kills Goliath, Jonathan and David, Saul Turns Against David, David Marries Saul's Daughter
Luke - Is There a Resurrection?
1 Samuel - Saul's Disobedience, Samuel Rebukes Saul, Samuel Goes to Bethlehem, David Anointed
Luke - Jesus' Authority Questioned, Parable of the Vine-Growers, Paying Taxes to Caesar
1 Samuel - War with the Philistines. Saul assumes priestly duties. Jonathan's victory. Saul's foolish order. Constant warfare.
Luke : Triumphal entry. Traders driven from the temple.
1 Samuel - Saul among prophets. Saul publicly chosen king. Saul defeats the Ammorites. Samuel addresses Israel. The king confirmed.
Luke - Zaccheus converted. Parable of money usage.
1 Samuel – Deliverance from the Philistines, Samuel’s Ministry, Israel Demands a King, Saul’s Search
Luke – The Rich Young Ruler, Bartimaeus Receives Sight
1 Samuel – Philistines Take the Ark in Victory, Capture of the Ark Provokes God, The Ark Returned to Israel
Luke – Parables on Prayer, The Pharisee and the Publican, The Rich Young Ruler
1 Samuel – Elkanah and His Wives, Samuel Is Born to Hannah, Hannah’s Song of Thanksgiving, The Prophetic Call to Samuel
Luke – Questions about the Kingdom of God, Second Coming Foretold
Ruth - Naomi Widowed, Ruth's Loyalty, Ruth Gleans in Boaz's Field, Boaz Will Redeem Ruth, The Marriage of Ruth, The Line of David
Luke - Instructions, Ten Men With Leprosy Healed
Judges - A Levite's Concubine Raped and Killed, Resolve to Punish the Guilty, Mourning a Lost Tribe, Provisions for Their Survival
Luke - The Unrighteous Manager, The Rich Man and Lazarus
Judges - Sampson's weakness. Delilah extracts his secret. Micah's idolatry. Danites seek territory. Danites take Micah's idols.
Luke - The prodigal son.
Judges - Philistines oppress again. Sampson's marriage. Sampson's riddle. Sampson burns the Philistine crops.
Luke - The lost sheep. The lost coin.
Judges – Jephthah the Ninth Judge, Jephthah’s Tragic Vow, Jephthah, and His Successors
Luke – Discipleship Tested
Judges – Abimelech’s Conspiracy, Oppression of Philistines and Ammonites
Luke – Jesus Heals on the Sabbath, Parable of the Guests
Gideon’s Three Hundred Men, Gideon Defeats Midian, Gideon Defeats Zebah and Zalmunna, Gideon’s Ephod
Luke – The Narrow Door, Lament over Jerusalem
Judges - Deborah and Barak, The Song of Deborah and Barak, Israel Oppressed by Midian, Gideon Is Visited, The Altar of Baal Destroyed, Sign of the Fleece
Luke - Call to Repent, Healing on the Sabbath, Parables of the Fig Tree, Mustard Seed and Leaven
Judges - Jerusalem Is Captured, Capture of Other Cities, Places Not Conquered, Israel Rebuked, Joshua Dies, Israel Serves the Baals, Idolatry Leads to Servitude, The First Judge Frees Israel, Ehud Kills Eglon, Shamgar Save Israel
Luke - Be In Readiness, Christ Divides People
Joshua - Tribes beyond Jordan return. The offensive altar. Joshua's farewell address. Joshua reviews Israel's history. We will serve The Lord.
Luke - God knows and cares. Covetousness denounced.
Joshua - Territory of Simeon. Territory of Zebulun. Territory of Issachar. Territory of Asher. Territory of Naphtali. Territory of Dan. Six cities of Refuge. Forty eight cities of the Levites. Luke - The sign of Jonah. Woes upon the Pharisees.
Joshua – The Allotment or Ephraim and Manasseh, Allotment of the Remaining Land
Luke – The Lord’s Prayer, Jesus and Beelzebul, Return of an Unclean Spirit, True Blessedness
Joshua – The Sun Stands Still, Five Amorite Kings Executed, The Conquest of Southern Canaan, Conquests in Northern Canaan
Luke – The Parable of the Good Samaritan, Martha and Mary
Joshua – The Sun Stands Still, Conquests in NorthernCanaan
Luke – Jesus Sends Out the Seventy-Two, Woe to Unrepentant Cities, The Return of the Seventy-Two
Joshua - Israel Is Defeated at Ai, The Sin of Achan, The Conquest of Ai, Deception by the Gideonites
Luke - Jesus Rebukes an Unclean Spirit, The Test of Greatness, Exacting Discipleship
Joshua - Memorial Stones from the Jordan, Israel is Circumcised, The Conquest of Jericho
Luke - Peter Says Jesus is The Christ, The Transfiguration
Joshua - God's charge to Joshua. Joshua assumes command. Rehab shelters spies. The promise to Rahab. Israel crosses the Jordan.
Luke - Ministry of the twelve. Five thousand fed.
Deuteronomy - The song of Moses. The blessings of Moses. The death of Moses.
Luke - The demoniac cured. Miracles of healing.
Deuteronomy – Repentance and Forgiveness, The Choice of Life and Death, Joshua to Succeed Moses, The Reading of the Law, Joshua commissioned to Lead Israel, The Song of Moses
Luke - Women Accompanying Jesus, The Parable of the Sower, The Purpose of the Parables, A Lamp Under a Jar, Jesus' Mother and Brothers, Jesus Calms a Storm
Deuteronomy – Blessings for Obedience, Curses for Disobedience, The Covenant Renewed in Moab
Luke – A Sinful Woman Forgiven
Deuteronomy – Offerings of Firstfruits and Tithes, The Altar on Mount Ebal, Curses from Mount Ebal
Luke – Jesus Heals a Certurion's Servant, Jesus Raises a Widow's Son, Messengers from John the Baptist
Deuteronomy - Persons Excluded from the Assembly, Law of Divorce, Various Laws
Luke - The Beatitudes, The Parable of the Builders
Deuteronomy - Laws of Warfare, Expiation of a Crime, Domestic Relations, Laws on Morality
Luke - Jesus Is Lord of the Sabbath, Choosing the Twelve, The Beatitudes
Deuteronomy - Administration of justice. Portion of the Levites. Spiritism forbidden. Cities of refuge. Laws of landmark and testimony.
Luke - The leper and the paralytic. Call of Levi (Matthew)
Deuteronomy - Clean and unclean animals. The sabbatic
year. The feasts of passover, of weeks and of booths.
Luke - The first disciples. The leper and the paralytic.
Deuteronomy – Love and Serve the Lord, The Lord’s Chosen Place of Worship
Luke – Jesus Heals a man with an Unclean Demon, Jesus Heals Many
Deuteronomy – Remember the Lord Your God, Not Because of Righteousness, New Tablets of Stone, Circumcise Your Heart
Luke – The Temptation of Jesus
Deuteronomy – The Ten Commandments, The Greatest Commandment, A Chosen People
Luke – John the Baptist Prepares the Way, The Genealogy of Jesus Christ
Deuteronomy - Conquests Recounted, Israel Urged to Obey God's Law
Luke - Simeon and Anna Behold Jesus at the Temple, Return to Nazareth, Visit to Jerusalem
Deuteronomy - Israel's History after the Exodus, Wandering in the Wilderness
Luke - Jesus' Birth in Bethlehem, Jesus Presented at the Temple
Numbers - Instructions for apportioning Canaan. Cities for the Levites. Inheritance by marriage.
Luke - John is born. Zacharias' prophecy.
Numbers – Daily Offerings, Sabbah Offerings, MonthlyOfferings, Passover Offerings, Offerings for the Feast of Trumpets, Offerings for the Day of Atonement, Offerings for the Feast of Booths, Men and Vows
Luke – Zachariah Unable to Speak, Elizabeth Conceives, Gabriel Appears to Mary
Numbers – Census of the New Generation, The Daughters of Zelophehad, Joshua to Succeed Moses
Luke – Dedication to Theophilus
Numbers - The prophecies of Balaam. The prophecy of Peor. The sin of Peor.
Mark - The resurrection. The disciples commissioned.
Numbers - Death of Miriam, The Waters of Meribah, Death of Aaron, Arad Conquered, The Bronze Serpent, Two Victories
Mark - The Crucifixion, Jesus Is Buried
Numbers - Aaron's Staff Buds, Duties of Levites, The Priests' Portion, Ordinance of the Red Heifer
Mark - Jesus Before Pilate, Jesus Is Mocked, The Crucifixion
Numbers – Laws About Sacrifices, A Sabbath Breaker Executed, Korah’s Rebellion
Mark – Jesus Before the Council, Peter Denies Jesus
Numbers - The murmuring of Miriam and Aaron. Spies view the land. The spies reports. The people rebel. Moses pleads for the people. The Lord pardons and rebukes. Israel repulsed.
Mark - Ending of the Lord's supper. Jesus in Gethsemane. Betrayal and arrest.
Numbers – The Passover Celebrated, The Cloud Covering the Tabernacle, The Silver Trumpets, Israel Leaves Sinai, The People Complain, Quail and the Plague
Mark - The Plot to Kill Jesus, Jesus Anointed at Bethany,Judas to Betray Jesus, Institution of the Lord’s Supper, Jesus Foretells Peter’s Denial
Numbers – Offerings at the Tabernacle’s Consecration, TheSeven Lamps, Cleansing of the Levites, Retirement of the Levites
Mark - Jesus Heals Many, Jesus Cleanses a Leper
Numbers – Unclean People, A Test for Adultery, The Nazirite Vow
Mark – Jesus Foretells the Destruction of the Temple, Signs of the End of the Age, The Abomination of Desolation, The Coming of the Son ofMan
Numbers - Levite Priesthood Established, Duties of the Levites, Firstborn Redeemed, Duties of the Kohathites, Duties of the Gershonites, Duties of the Merarites
Mark - The Foremost Commandments, The Widow's Coins
Numbers - The Census of Israel's Warriors, Levites Exempted, Arrangement of the Camps
Mark - Parable of the Vine-growers, Jesus Answers The Pharisees, Sadducees, and Scribes
Leviticus - Blesssings of obedience. Penalties of disobedience. Rules concerning valuations.
Mark - Jesus drives money changers from the temple cont. Jesus' authority questioned.
Leviticus - The sabbatic year and year of jubilee. Of poor countrymen. Of redeeming a poor man.
Mark - The triumphal entry. Jesus drives money changers from the temple.
Leviticus – Feasts of the Lord, The Sabbath, The Passover,The Feast of Firstfruits, The Feast of Weeks, The Feast of Trumpets, The Day ofAtonement, The Feast of Booths, The Lamps, Bread for the Tabernacle, Punishmentfor Blasphemy
Mark – Jesus Foretells His Death a Third Time, The Requestof James and John, Jesus Heals Blind Bartimaeus
Leviticus – The Lord is Holy, Love Your Neighbor asYourself, You Shall Keep My Statutes, Punishment for Child Sacrifice, Punishments for Sexual Immorality, You Shall Be Holy
Mark - Jesus Again Foretells Death, Resurrection, Temptations to Sin
Leviticus - Blood for Atonement, Laws on Immoral Relations
Mark - The Transfiguration, All Things Possible
Leviticus - Cleansing Unhealthiness, Law of Atonement, An Annual Atonement
Mark - Healing of a Blind Man, Peter's Confession of Christ
Leviticus – Clean and Unclean Animals, Purification AfterChildbirth
Mark – Traditions and Commandments
Leviticus – Consecration of Aaron and His Sons, The LordAccepts Aaron’s Offering, The Death of Nadab and Abihu
Mark – Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand, Jesus Walks on theWater
Leviticus – The Lord spoke to Moses, The Priests and theOfferings, The Law of the Guilt Offering, Peace Offering
Mark – Jesus Rejected at Nazareth, The Death of John theBaptist
Leviticus - The Law of Peace Offerings, The Law of Sin Offerings
Mark - Miracles and Healing
Psalms - God's Eternity and the Brevity of Human Life, Security of One Who Trusts in the Lord
Leviticus - The Law of Burnt Offerings, The Law of Grain Offerings
Mark - The Demon-possessed Man Cured
Exodus - The priestly garments. The tabernacle erected. The glory of the Lord.
Mark - Parable of the seed. Parable of the Mustard seed. Jesus still the sea.
Exodus - The tabernacle underwritten. Construction proceeds. Construction continues. The tabernacle completed.
Mark - Parable of the sower and soils. Explaination.
Exodus – Moses Makes New Tablets, The Covenant Renewed, The Shining Face of Moses, Sabbath Regulations, Contributions for the Tabernacle
Exodus – Oholiab and Bezalel, The Sabbath, The Golden Calf,The Command to Leave Sinai, The Tent of Meeting, Moses’ Intercession
Mark – A Man with a Withered Hand, A Great Crowd FollowsJesus, The Twelve Apostles, Blasphemy Against the Holy Spirit, Jesus’ Mother and Brothers
Exodus - consecration of the Priests, The Altar of Incense, The Census Tax, The Bronze Basin, The Anointing Oil and Incense
Mark - Jesus Heals a Paralytic, Jesus Calls Levi, A Question About Fasting, Jesus Is Lord of the Sabbath
Exodus - The Bronze Altar, Courtyard of the Tabernacle, Garments of the Priests
Mark - Jesus Casts Out A Demon, Crowds Healed
Exodus - Offerings for the Sanctuary, Ark of the Covenant, Bread of the Presence, The Golden Lampstand, Curtains of Linen and of Goats' Hair, Boards and Bases, The Veil and the Curtain
Mark - Preaching of John the Baptist, The Baptism of Jesus, Jesus Preaches in Galilee
Exodus - Sundry laws. The sabbath and land. Three national feasts. Conquest of the land. People affirm their covenant with God.
Matthew - Jesus Is Risen. The Great Commission.
Exodus - Ordinances for the people. Personal injuries. Property rights.
Matthew - The crucifixion, continued. Jesus is buried.
Exodus - Israel at Mount Sinai, The Ten Commandments, Laws About Altars
Matthew - Jesus is Mocked, The Death of Jesus
Exodus - Bread from Heaven, Water from the Rock, Israel Defeats Amalek
Matthew - Jesus Delivered to Pilate, Judas Hangs Himself, Jesus Before Pilate, The Crowd Chooses Barabbas
Exodus - Crossing the Red Sea, The Song of Moses
Matthew - Institution of the Lord's Supper, Jesus Foretells Peter's Denial, Jesus Prays in Gethsemane, Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus, Jesus Before Caiaphas and the Council, Peter Denies Jesus
Exodus - Israel Increases Greatly in Egypt, The Birth of Moses, Moses Flees to Midian, God Hears Israel's Groaning, The Burning Bush
Matthew - Jesus Foretells Destruction of the Temple, signs of the End of the Age, The Abomination of Desolation
Genesis - Jacob Blesses His Sons, Jacob's Death and Burial, God's Good Purposes
Matthew - Woes, Lament over Jerusalem
Genesis - Joseph Brings His Family to Egypt, Jacob and Joseph Reunited, Jacob's Family Settles in Goshen, Joseph and the Famine, Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh,
Matthew - The Parasees and Sadducees Demand Signs, The Leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees, Peter confesses Jesus ans the Christ
Genesis - The Return to Egypt, Joseph Sees Benjamin, The Brothers Are Brought Back, Joseph Deals Kindly with His Brothers
Matthew - Jesus Answers the Sadducees
Genesis - Pharaoh's Dream, Joseph Interprets, Joseph is Made a Ruler of Egypt, The Sons of Joseph, Joseph's Brothers Sent to Egypt, Simeon Is Held Hostage
Matthew - Parable of the Marriage Feast, Poll-tax to Caesar
Genesis - Joseph's success in Egypt. Joseph Imprisoned. Joseph interprets a dream.
Matthew - Authority of two sons. Parable of the landowner.
Genesis - Esau moves. Descendants of Esau. Joseph's dream. The plot against Joseph. Judah and Tamar.
Matthew - The triumphal entry. Cleansing the temple. The barren fig tree.
Genesis - Jacob Meets Esau, The Defiling of Dinah, God Blesses and Renames Jacob, The Deaths of Rachel and Isaac,
Matthew - A Mother's Request, Jesus Heals Two Blind Men,
Genesis - Jacob Flees from Laban, Jacob Fears Esau, Jacob wrestles with God
Matthew - Laborers in the Vinyard
Genesis - Jacob Marries Leah and Rachel, Jacob's Children, Jacob's Prosperity
Matthew - Teaching About Divorce, Let the Children Come to Me, The Rich Young Man
Genesis _ Isaac's Deception, The Stolen Blessing, Jacob Is Sent Away, Jacob's Dream
Matthew - Forgiveness
Genesis - Abraham's Death, Descendants of Ishmael, Isaac's Sons, Isaac Settles in Gerar, Argument over the Wells, Covenant with Abimelech
Matthew - Rank in the Kingdom, Stumbling Blocks, Ninety-nine Plus One, Discipline and Prayer
Genesis - Death and burial of Sarah. A bride for Isaac. Rebekah is chosen. Isaac marries Rebekah.
Matthew - The transfiguration. The demoniac. The tribute money.
Job - God's power shown in creatures. Job's confession. God restores Job's fortunes.
Matthew - Pharisees test Jesus. Peter's confession of Christ. Jesus foretells his death. Discipleship is costly.
Job - The Lord Answers Job
Matthew- The Faith of a Canaanite Woman, Jesus Heals Many, Jesus Feeds the Four Thousand
Job - Elihu Extols God's Greatness, Elihu Proclaims God's Majesty
Matthew - Traditions and Commandments, What Defiles a Person
Job - Elihu Asserts God's Justice, Elihu Condemns Job, Elihu Extols God's Greatness
Matthew - The Death of John the Baptist, Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand, Jesus Walks on the Water
Job - Elihu Rebukes Job in Anger, Elihu Claims to Speak for God
Matthew - John the Baptist Beheaded, Five Thousand Men Fed
Job - Job's Present State Is Humiliating, Job Asserts His Integrity
Matthew - The Mustard Seed, The Leaven, The Weeds Explained, Hidden Treasure, A Costly Pearl, A Dragnet, Jesus Revisits Nazareth
Job - Job tells of earth's treasures. The search for wisdom is harder. Job's past was glorious. Job's present is humiliation.
Matthew - Jesus teaches in parables. An explaination. The sower Explained.
Job - Bildad says man is inferior. Job rebukes Bildad. The greatness of God. Job affirms his righteousness. The state of the Godless.
Matthew - The Pharisees rebuked. The unpardonable sin. Words reveal character. The desire for signs. Changed relationships.
Job - Eliphaz Speaks: Job's Wickedness is Great, Job, Replies: Where is God?
Matthew - Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath, A Man with a Withered Hand, God's Chosen Servant
Job - Zophar Speaks: The Wicked Will Suffer, Job Replies: The Wicked Do Prosper
Matthew - Messengers from John the Baptist, Woe to Unrepentant Cities, Come to me and I Will Give You Rest
Job - The Finality of Death, Eliphaz Says Job Presumes Too Much, What Eliphaz Has Seen of Life, Job Says His Friends Are Miserable Comforters, Job Says God Shattered Him
Matthew - The 12 Disciples: Instructions for Service, A Hard Road Ahead of Them
Job - Zophar Rebukes Job, Job Chides His Accusers, Job Speaks of the Power of God, Job Says His Friends' Proverbs Are Ashes, Job Is Sure He Will Be Vindicated
Matthew - Miracles of Healing
Job - Bildad says God rewards the good. Job says there is no arbitrator between God and Man. Job despairs of God's dealings.
Matthew - A paralytic healed. Matthew called. The question about fasting.
Job - Job Laments His Birth, Eliphaz Speaks: The Innocent Prosper
Matthew - Jesus Cleanses a Leper, The Faith of a Centurion, Jesus Heals Many
Job - Job's Character and Wealth, Satan Allowed to Test Job, Satan Takes Job's Property and Children, Satan Attacks Job's Health, Job's Three Friends
Matthew - Judging Others, Ask, and it Will be Given, The Golden Rule, A Tree and Its Fruit, I never Knew You, Build Your House on the Rock, The Authority of Jesus
Genesis - Abraham and Abimelech, The Birth of Isaac, God Protects Hagar and Ishmael, A treaty with Abimelech, The Sacrifice of Isaac
Matthew - Lay Up Treasures in Heaven, Do Not Be Anxious
Genesis - Birth of Isaac Promised, Abraham Appeals For Sodom, The Doom of Sodom, Lot and His Daughters
Genesis - Sarai and Hagar, Abraham and the Covenant of Circumcision
Matthew - Teaching About Adultery, Divorce, Oaths, and Retaliation; Love of Enemies
Genesis - Abram and Lot. War of Kings. God's promise to Abram. Abram promised a Son.
Matthew - The Sermon on the Mount: The beatitudes. Disciples and the World. Personal relationships.
Descendants of Noah. Universal language, Babel, confusion. Descendants of Shem. Abram journeys to Egypt.
Matthew - The temptation of Jesus. Jesus begins His ministry. The first disciples. Ministry in Galilee.
Genesis - Noah Enters the Ark, The Flood Subsides, God's Covenant with Noah, Noah's Descendants
Matthew - John the Baptist Prepares the Way
Genesis - Cain and Abel, Adam's Descendants to Noah, Increasing Corruption on Earth
Matthew - The Visit of the Wise Men, Flight to Egypt, Herod Kills the Children, The Return to Nazareth
Genesis - The Creation of the World, The Seventh Day, God Rests, The Fall
Matthew - The Genealogy of Jesus Christ, The Birth of Jesus Christ
Malachi - The Purifier, You Have Robbed God, The Book of Remembrance, Final Admonition
Revelation - The River and the Tree of Life, The Final Message
Malachi - God's Love for Jacob, Sin of the Priests, Priests to Be Disciplined, Sin in the Family
Revelation - The New Heaven and Earth, The New Jerusalem
Nehemiah - Priests and Levites who returned to Jerusalem with Zerubbabel. The chief Levites. Dedication of the wall. Procedures for the temple. Foreigners excluded. Tobiah expelled and the temple cleansed. Tithes restored. Sabbath restored. Mixed marriages forbidden.
Revelation - Satan bound. Satan freed, doomed. Judgement at the throne of God.
Nehemiah - Signers of the document. Obligation of the document. Time passes; Heads of Provinces. Outside Jerusalem.
Revelation - The coming of Christ. Doom of the Beast and False Prophet.
Nehemiah - List of Returned Exiles, Totals of People and Gifts, Ezra Reads the Law, This Day is Holy, Feast of Booths Celebrated, The People of Israel Confess Their Sin
Revelation - The Fall of Babylon
Nehemiah - Opposition to the Work, The Work Resumes, Nehemiah Stops Oppression of the Poor, Nehemiah's Generosity, Conspiracy Against Nehemiah, The Wall is Finished
Revelation - The Great Prostitute and the Beast
Nehemiah - Report from Jerusalem, Nehemiah's Prayer, Nehemiah Sent to Judah, Nehemiah Inspects Jerusalem's Walls
Matthew - The Genealogy of Jesus Christ, The Birth of Jesus Christ
Luke - The Birth of Jesus Christ, Jesus Presented at the Temple, The Return to Nazareth
Ezra - People Who Went With Ezra, Ezra Sends for the Levites, Protection of God Invoked, Treasure Placed in the Temple, Mixed Marriages, Prayer of Confession, Reconciliation With God, List of Offenders
Revelation - The Bowls of Wrath, Har-Magedon (Armageddon), The Seventh Bowl of Wrath
Esther - Mordecai Promoted, The King's Decree Avenges The Jews, The Jews Destroy Their Enemies, The Feast of Purim Instituted, Mordecai's Greatness
Revelation - A Scene of Heaven
Esther - The king plans to honor Mordecai. Hamas must honor Mordecai. Esther's plan.
Revelation - The Lamb and the 144,000 on Mount Zion. Vision of the angel with the gospel. Doom for worshipers of the beast. The reapers.
Ester - Haman's plot against the Jews. Esther learns of Haman's plot. Ester plans to intercede. Ester plans a banquet. Humans pride.
Revelation - The beast from the sea. The beast from the earth.
Esther - The King's Banquets, Queen Vashti's Refusal, Esther Chosen Queen, Mordecai Discovers a Plot
Revelation - The Woman and the Dragon, Satan Thrown Down to Earth
Ezra - Rebuilding Begins Anew, Tattenai's Letter to King Darius, The Decree of Darius, The Temple Finished and Dedicated, Passover Celebrated
Revelation - The Two Witnesses, The Seventh Trumpet
Psalm - Let the Redeemed of the Lord Say So, Restore Our Fortunes, O Lord
Revelation - The Angel and the Little Scroll
Psalm - God Implored to Confound His Enemies, Longing for the Temple Worship
Revelation - The Fifth Trumpet: Shaft of the Abyss, The Sixth Trumpet: Army from the East
Psalms - God's Goodness and Israel's Waywardness, Unjust Judgment Rebuked
Revelation - The Seventh Seal: Trumpets
Psalm - A lament over the destruction of Jerusalem and prayer for help. God implored to rescue His people from their calamities.
Revelation - An interlude. The 144,000. A multitude from the tribulation.
Psalm - Comfort in trouble from recalling God's mighty deeds. God's guidance of His people in spite of their unfaithfulness.
Revelation - The first seal - Rider on a white horse. The second seal - War. The third seal - Famine. The forth seal - Death. The fifth seal - Martyrs. The sixth seal - Terror.
Zechariah - The Coming Day of the Lord
Revelation - To the churches - Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea
Zechariah - The Lord Will Give Salvation, Idolatry Cut Off
Revelation - To the Church in Ephesus, To the Church in Smyrna, To the Church in Pergamum, To the Church in Thyatira
Certainly! Here's a brief summary of Zechariah 8-11 and Revelation 1:
Zechariah 8-11:
In Zechariah 8, the prophet receives a message from the Lord promising to restore Jerusalem, emphasizing truth, justice, and peace.
Zechariah 9 contains prophecies about the coming of the King, who is humble and righteous, and the future deliverance of God's people.
Zechariah 10 speaks of the restoration of Israel and the strength that the Lord will provide to His people.
Zechariah 11 contains prophecies about the rejection of the Good Shepherd and the breaking of the covenant, symbolized by two staffs - Favor and Union.
Revelation 1:
Revelation 1 begins with an introduction where John, the author, explains that he received a vision from Jesus Christ, who instructs him to write to the seven churches in Asia.
John describes seeing the glorified Jesus Christ, who instructs him to write down what he sees and send it to the seven churches.
The chapter emphasizes the authority and divinity of Jesus Christ, who holds the keys of death and Hades.
I hope this helps!
Certainly! Here's a brief summary of Zechariah 5-7 and Jude 1:
Zechariah 5-7:
In Zechariah 5, the prophet sees a flying scroll, symbolizing a curse that goes over the whole land against thieves and those who swear falsely.
In Zechariah 6, the prophet sees four chariots coming out from between two mountains of bronze, symbolizing the four spirits of heaven.
Zechariah 7 records a question from the people regarding fasting, to which God responds by emphasizing the importance of justice, mercy, and compassion over religious rituals.
Jude 1:
Jude 1 is a short but powerful letter written by Jude, the brother of James.
It warns against false teachers and encourages believers to contend for the faith.
The letter reminds believers of God's judgment on those who reject Him and provides guidance on how to live faithfully in the face of opposition and deception.
Zechariah - A call to repentance. Patrol of the earth. God's favor to Zion. Joshua, the high priest. The branch. The golden lamp stand and olive trees.
3 John - You walk in the truth.
Haggai - Haggai begins temple building. The builders encouraged.
2 John - Walk according to His commandments.
Ezra - Rebuilding the Alter, Rebuilding the Temple, Adversaries Opposed the Rebuilding, The Letter to King Artaxerxes, The King Orders the Work to Cease
1 John - Overcoming the World, Testimony Concerning the Son of God, That You May Know,
Ezra - The Proclamation of Cyrus, The Exiles Return
1 John - Test the Spirits, God it Love
Ezekiel - Water Flowing from the Temple, Division of the Land, Names of the Tribes, The Gates of the City
1 John - Father's Love, Do Not Love the World, Children of God
Ezekiel - The Lord's Portion of the Land, The Prince's Offerings, The Boiling Places
1 John - Christ is our Advocate, Do Not Love the World, The Promise is Eternal Life
Ezekiel - Chambers of the Temple, Vision of the Glory of God Filling the Temple, Alter of Sacrifice, The Offerings, Gate for the Prince
1 John - Introduction, The Incarnate Word, God is Light
Ezekiel - Vision of the Man with the measuring rod. Measurements relating to the temple. The inner temple.
2 Peter - Purpose of this letter. The coming day of The Lord. A new heaven and earth.
Ezekiel - 37-39 - Vision of the valley of dry bones. The vision explained. Reunion of Judah and Israel. The divided kingdom. Prophecy about Gog and future invasion of Israel. Prophecy against Gog, invaders destroyed. Israel restored.
Second Peter 2 - The rise of false prophets.
Ezekiel - Prophecy against Mount Seir, The Mountains of Israel to be Blessed
2 Peter - Growth in Christian Virtue
Ezekiel - The Watchman's Duty, Prophecy against the Shepherds of Israel
1 Peter - Serve God Willingly
Ezekiel - Lament for Egypt, Egypt Shall Fall to Babylon, Pharaoh to be Slain, A Lament over Pharaoh and Egypt
1 Peter - Stewards of God's Grace, Suffering as a Christian
Ezekiel - A Lament for Tyre, Prophecy Against the Prince of Tyre, A Lament over the King of TyreProphecy Against Sidon, Prophecy Against Egypt
1 Peter - Stewards of God's Grace, Suffering as a Christian
Ezekiel - The Seige of Jerusalem, Ezekiel's Wife Dies, Prophecy Against Ammon, Prophecy Against Edom, Prophecy Against Philistia, Prophecy Against Tyre
2 Peter - False Prophets and Teachers
Ezekiel - The sins of Israel. Oholah and Oholibah's sin and its consequences.
1 Peter 1 - A living hope, and a sure salvation.
Ezekiel - God's dealings with Israel rehearsed. God will restore Israel to her land. Parable of the sword of the Lord. The instrument of God's judgement.
2 Timothy - Preach the word. Personal concerns
Ezekiel - The Soul Who Sins Shall Die, Lament for the Princes of Israel,
2 Timothy - Godlessness in the Last Days, All Scripture is Breathed out by God
Ezekiel - The Lord's Faithless Bride, The Lord's Everlasting Covenant, Parable of Two Eagles and a Vine,
2 Timothy - A Good Soldier of Christ Jesus
Ezekiel - Idolatrous Elders Condemned, Jerusalem Will Not Be Spared, Jerusalem, a Useless Vine
2 Timothy - Greeting
Ezekiel - Evil Rulers to Be Judged, Promise of Restoration, Ezekiel Prepares for Exile, False Prophets Condemned
1 Timothy - Instructions to Those Who Minister
Ezekiel - Vision of Abominations in Jerusalem, The Vision of Slaughter, Vision of God's Glory Departing from the Temple
1 Timothy - Honor Widows, Concerning Elders
Ezekiel - Siege of Jerusalem predicted. Jerusalem's desolation foretold.
1 Timothy - Apostasy.
Ezekiel - Ezekiel's commission. Siege of Jerusalem predicted.
1 Timothy - Overseers and deacons.
Psalm - An Experience of the Captivity,
Ezekiel - The Vision of Four Figures, Vision of Divine Glory, The Prophet's Call
Daniel - Daniel is Terrified by a vision, Daniel Comforted, Conflicts to Come
1 Timothy - Misleadings in Doctrine and Living
Daniel - Vision of the four beasts. The Son of Man presented. The vision interpreted. Vision of the ram and goat. Interpretation of the vision. The goat. Daniel's prayer for his people. Gabriel brings an answer. Seventy weeks and the Messiah.
Philemon - Salutation. Philemon's love and faith. Plea for Onesimus, a free man.
Daniel - Belshazzar's Feast, Daniel Interprets the Handwriting on the Wall, Daniel Serves Darius, Daniel in the Lion's Den
Titus - Godly Living, Personal Concerns
Daniel - The King's Golden Image, Worship of the Image Refused, Daniel's Friends Protected, The King Acknowledges God, The Vision of the Great Tree, Daniel Interprets the Vision
Titus - Proclaim Sound Doctrine
2 Chronicles - Jehoahaz, Jehoiakim, then Jehoiachin rule. Captivity in Babylon. Zedekiah rules in Judah. Cyrus permits return.
Daniel - The choice young men. Daniel's resolve. The king's forgotten dream. The king's dream. The interpretation-Babylon the first kingdom. Medo-Persia and Greece. Rome. The Divine kingdom. Daniel promoted.
Titus- Salutation. Qualifications of elders.
Lamentations - Jeremiah shares Israel's affliction. Hope of relief in God's mercy. Distress of the siege described. A prayer for mercy.
Hebrews - The changeless Christ. God-pleaseing sacrifices. Benediction.
Jeremiah - In Egypt Jeremiah Warns of Judgment, Conquest of Egypt Predicted
Hebrews - The Triumphs of Faith
Jeremiah - Gedaliah is Murdered, Johanan Rescues the People, Warning Against Going to Egypt
Hebrews - The Triumphs of Faith
Jeremiah - Jerusalem Captured, Jeremiah Spared, The Fall of Jerusalem, Jeremiah Remains in Judah
Hebrews - A New and Living Way, Christ of Judgment
Jeremiah - A Prophecy Against Zedekiah, Jeremiah Warns against Trust in Pharaoh, Jeremiah Imprisoned, Jeremiah Thrown into the Cistern, Zedekiah Seeks an Answer from God
Hebrews - One Sacrifice of Christ Is Sufficient
Jeremiah - Israel's mourning turned to joy. A new covenant. Jeremiah Imprisoned. Jeremiah prays and God explains.
Hebrews - A better ministry. A new covenant.
Jeremiah - Babylon Judged for Sins against Israel, Deliverance from Captivity Promised
Hebrews - Melchizedek's Priesthood Like Christ's
Jeremiah - Prophecy against Babylon
Hebrews - The Peril of Falling Away, Better Things for You
Jeremiah - The Yoke of Nebuchadnezzar, Hananiah the False Prophet, Jeremiah's Letter to the Exiles
Hebrews - Jesus the Great High Priest
Jeremiah - The Coming Messiah: the Righteous Branch, False Prophets Denounced, Baskets of Figs and the Returnees
Hebrews - The Believer's Rest
Jeremiah - Prophecy against Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, Hazor and Elam; The Ruined Undergarment, Captivity Threatened, Warning of Jerusalem's Fall, Messages about Kings
Hebrews - Jesus Our High Priest, The Danger of Unbelief
Jeremiah - Prophecy against Philistia. Prophecy against Moab.
Hebrews - Give head. Earth subject to Man. Jesus briefly humbled.
Jeremiah - Prophecy of the captivity. Babylon will be judged. Message to Baruch. Defeat of Pharaoh foretold.
Hebrews - God's final word in His Son.
Jeremiah - Pashhur Persecutes Jeremiah, The Rechabites' Obedience, Jeremiah's Scroll Readin the Temple
Colossians - Fellow Workers
Jeremiah - The Deceitful Heart, The Sabbath Must be Kept, The Potter and the Clay,
Colossians - Put On the New Self
Jeremiah - Judgment Must Come, Jeremiah's Prayer and God's Answer, Distresses Foretold, God Will Restore Them, The Deceitful Heart, The Sabbath Must Be Kept
Colossians - You Are Built Up in Christ
Jeremiah - Grief Over Zion, A Satire on Idolatry, Drought and a Prayer for Mercy, False Prophets
Colossians - Thankfulness for Spiritual Attainments, The Incomparable Christ
Jeremiah - Message at the Temple Gate, Sin and Treachery of Judah, Cities of Judah Warned, A Plot to Murder Jeremiah, Jeremiah is Spared
Acts - Paul Safe at Malta, Paul Arrives in Rome
Jeremiah - Destruction of Jerusalem Impending. The enemy from the north. The broken covenant. Plots against Jeremiah. Jeremiah's prayer. God's Answer.
Acts - Shipwreck cont.
Jeremiah - The polluted land. Faithless Israel. God invites repentance. Judah threatened with invasion. Lament over Judah's devastation. Jerusalem's godlessness. Judgement proclaimed.
Acts - Paul is sent to Rome. Shipwreck.
Jeremiah - Jeremiah’s call and commission. The almond rod and boiling pot. Judah’s apostasy.
Acts - Paul’s defense before Agrippa.
2 Chronicles - The Passover Observed Again, Josiah dies in Battle
Habakkuk - Chaldeans Used to Punish Judah, God Answers the Prophet, God's Deliverance of His People
Acts - Paul before Festus, Paul before Agrippa
Jeremiah - Jeremiah's Call and Commission, The Almond Rod and Boiling Pot, Judah's Apostasy
Acts - Paul's Defense before Agrippa
Zephaniah - Day of Judgment on Judah, Judgments on Judah's Enemies, Woe to Jerusalem and the Nations
Acts - Paul before Felix
2 Chronicles - Manasseh Succeeds Hezekiah In Judah, Manasseh's Idolatry Rebuked, Amon Becomes King in Judah, Josiah Succeeds Amon and Repairs the Temple, Lost Book of the Law Discovered, Huldah the Prophetess Speaks, Josiah's Good Reign
Acts - Paul Moved to Caesarea
Nahum - God Is Awesome, The Overthrow of Nineveh, Nineveh's Complete Ruin
Acts - Paul Before the Council, A Conspiracy to Kill Paul
Micah - God's indictment of His people. What God requires of men. The prophet acknowledges. God I the source of salvation and light.
Acts - Paul's defense before the Jews.
Hosea - Ephraim Reminded, Ephraim's Idolatry, Israel's Future Blessing
Romans - Greetings and Love Expressed,
Hosea - Ephriam Punished, Retribution for Israel's Sin, God Yearns over His People.
Romans - Self-denial on Behalf of Others
Hosea - Judgement Against Israel, Israel Unrepentant, Reproof For Sins, Israel and Judah to Reap Destruction
Romans - The Strong Bear The Weak, Charitable Living, Paul's Ministry to the Jews and the Gentiles
Hosea - Hosea's Wife and Children, Israel Punished and Restored, Hosea's Reconciliation With His Wife, The Charge Against Israel
Romans - How to Treat a Weak Brother - Judgement Forbidden
Isaiah - A rebellious people. New heavens and new earth. Heaven is God's throne. Hypocrisy rebuked. Joy in Jerusalem's future.
Romans - Be subject to government.
Isaiah - Zion's glory and new name. God's vengeance
on the nations. "You are our Father." Prayer for mercy and Help.
Romans - Dedicated service.
Isaiah - Separation from God, A Confession of Wickedness, A Glorified Zion, Exaltation of the Afflicted
Romans - Israel is not Cast Away
Isaiah - Rewards for Obedience to God, Evil Leaders Rebuked, Observances of Fasts
Romans - Israel is not Cast Away
Isaiah - The Suffering Servant, The Fertility of Zion, The Free Offer of Mercy
Romans - The Word of Faith Brings Salvation
Isaiah - God helps His servant. Israel Exhorted. Cheer for prostrate Zion. The exalted Servant.
Romans - Solicitude for Israel.
Isaiah - Lament for Babylon. Israel's obstinancy. Deliverance promised. Salvation reaches to the end of the earth. Promise to Zion.
Romans - Solicitude for Israel.
Isaiah - God uses Cyrus. God's supreme power. Babylon's idols and the true God.
Romans - Our victory in Christ.
Isaiah - Israel redeemed. Israel is God's witness. The shortcomings of Israel. The blessings of Israel. The folly of idolatry. God forgives and redeems.
Romans - Deliverance from bondage.
Isaiah - Israel Encouraged, God's Promise Concerning His Servant, The Blindness of the People
Romans - Believers United to Christ
Isaiah - Hezekiah Shows His Treasures, The Greatness of God
Romans - Believers are Dead to Sin, Alive to God
Isaiah - Hezekiah Seeks Isaiah's Help, Hezekiah's Prayer in the Temple, God Answers through Isaiah, Assyrians Destroyed, Hezekiah Healed
Romans - Results of Justification
Isaiah - A message for the nations. Hope for restoration. Hezekiah seeks the Lord's help. Isaiah predicts Judah's deliverance.
Romans - The faith of Abraham.
Isaiah - Judah warned against Egyptian alliance. God is gracious and just. Help not in Egypt but in God.
Romans - The impartiality of God. The Jew is condemned by the law.
Isaiah - Ephraim's Captivity Predicted. Judah is warned. Jerusalem is warned. Blessing after discipline.
Roman's - The gospel exalted. Unbelievable and its consequences.
Isaiah - Song of Trust in God's Protection, The Deliverance of Israel
Ephesians - Family Relationships, The Armor of God
Isaiah - Prophecy about Egypt and Ethiopia, God Commands That Babylon Be Taken, Oracles about Edom and Arabia, The Valley of Vision
Ephesians - Be Imitators of God
Isaiah - The Fall of Tyre, Judgment on the Earth, Song of Praise for God's Favor
Ephesians - Be Imitators of God
Isaiah - Prophecy about Damascus. Message to Ethiopia. Message to Egypt.
Ephesians - Unity of the Spirit. The christian's walk.
Isaiah - Israel's taunt. Judgement own Assyria. Judgement on Philistia. Judgement on Moab.
Ephesians - Paul's stewardship.
Isaiah - Righteous reign of the branch. The restored remnant. Thanksgiving expressed. Prophecies about Babylon. Judgement on the day of the Lord. Babylon will fall to the Medes.
Ephesians - Made alive in Christ.
Isaiah - War against Jerusalem, The Child Immanuel, Damascus and Samaria Fall, A Believing Remnant
2 Chronicles - Idols Are Destroyed, Sennacherib Invades Judah, Sennacherib Undermines Hezekiah, Hezekiah's Is Answered
2 Chronicles - Hezekiah Succeeds Ahaz in Judah, Hezekiah Restores Temple Worship
Acts - Paul in Macedonia and Greece, Troas to Miletus, Farewell to Ephesus
2 Chronicles - Jotham Succeeds Uzziah in Judah, Ahaz Succeeds Jotham in Judah, Juda is Invaded, Compromise with Assyria,
Acts - Paul at Ephesus, Miracles at Ephesus
Isaiah - Parable of the Vinyard, Woes for the Wicked, Isaiah's Vision, Isaiah's Commission
2 Corinthians - Examine Yourselves
Isaiah - God Will Remove the Leaders, God Will Judge, Judah's Women Denounced, A Remnant Prepared
2 Corinthians - Paul's Vision, A Thorn in the Flesh
Isaiah - Rebellion of God's people. God has had enough. Let us reason. Zion corrupted, to be redeemed. God's universal reign. A day of reckoning coming.
2 Corinthians - Paul defends his apostleship.
2 Chronicles - Young Joash Influenced by Jehoiada, Faithless Priests, Temple Repaired, Amaziah Succeeds Joash in Judah, Amaziah Defeats Edomites, Amaziah Defeated by Joash of Israel, Uzziah Succeeds Amaziah in Judah, Uzziah Succeeds in War, Pride Is Uzziah's Undoing
2 Corinthians - Paul Defends His Apostleship
1 Chronicles - Solomon Reigns, Office of the Levites, Kohathites, Merarites, Duties Revised
Joel - The Terrible Visitation, Deliverance Promised, The Promise of the SpiritThe Day of the Lord, The Nations Will Be Judged, Judah Will Be Blessed
2 Chronicles - Ahaziah Succeeds Jehoram in Judah, Jehu Murders Princes of Judah,
Joel - The Devastation of Locusts, Starvation and Drought
2 Corinthians - God Gives Most
2 Chronicles - Jehoram succeeds Jehoshaphat in Judah. Revolt against Judah.
Obadiah - Edom will be humbled. The day of the Lord and the future.
2 Corinthians - Great generosity.
2 Chronicles - Jehu rebukes Jehoshaphat. Reforms instituted. Judah invaded. Jahaziel answers the prayer. Enemies destroy themselves. Triumphant return to Jerusalem. Alliance displeases God.
2 Corinthians - Paul reveals his heart.
2 Chronicles - Jehoshaphat succeeds Asa. His good reign. Jehoshaphat allies with Ahab. Ahab's false prophets assure victory. Micaiah brings word from God. Ahab's defeat and death.
2 Corinthians - Their ministry commended.
2 Chronicles - The prophet Azariah warns Asa. Asa's reforms. Asa wars against Baasha. Asa imprisons the prophet.
2 Corinthians - The temporal and eternal.
2 Chronicles 13-14 - Abijah Succeeds Rehoboam, Death of Jeroboam, Asa Succeeds Abijah in Judah
2 Corinthians 4 - Paul's Apostolic Ministry
2 Chronicles - Rehoboam's Reign of Folly, Rehoboam Reigns over Judah and Builds Cities, Jeroboam Appoints False Priests, Rehoboam's Family, Shishak of Egypt Invades Judah, Plunder Improverishes Judah
2 Corinthians 3 - Ministers of a New Covenant
1 Chronicles - The Shekinah Glory, The Feast of Dedication, God's Promise and Warning, Solomon's Activities and Accomplishments, Visit of the Queen of Sheba, Death of Solomon
2 Corinthians - Reaffirm Your Love
2 Chronicles - Furnishings of the temple. The ark is brought into the temple. The glory of God fills the temple. Solomon's dedication. Solomon's prayer of dedication.
2 Corinthians - Introduction. Paul's integrity.
1 Chronicles - Solomon worships at Gibson. Solomon's prayer for wisdom. Solomon's wealth. Solomon will build a temple and palace. Huram to assist. the temple construction in Jerusalem. Dimensions and materials of the temple.
1 Corinthians - Instructions and greetings.
1 Chronicles - David's address about the temple. Offerings for the temple. David's prayer. Sacrifices. Death of David.
1 Corinthians - The order of resurrection. The mystery of resurrection.
1 Chronicles - Divisions of the gatekeepers. Keepers of the treasure. Outside duties. Commanders of the army. Chief officers of the tribes. Various overseers. Counselors.
1 Corinthians - The fact of Christ's resurrection. The order of resurrection.
1 Chronicles - Solomon Reigns, Kohathites, Merarites, Duties Revised, Divisions of Levites, Number and Services of Musicians, Divisions of Musicians
1 Corinthians - Exercising the Gifts in an Orderly Manner
1 Chronicles - War with Philistine Giants, Census Brings Pestilence, David's AlterDavid Prepares for Temple Building
1 Corinthians - Prophecy a Superior Gift
1 Chronicles - God'sCovenant with David, David's Prayer in Response, David's Kingdom Strengthened
1 Corinthians - The Excellence of Love
Psalms - The privilege of citizenship in Zion. A petition to be saved from death.
1 Corinthians - The use of spiritual gifts.
Psalms - The end of the wicked contrasted with that of the righteous. Prayer for God's mercy upon the nation.
1 Corinthians - Christian order. The Lord's Supper.
Psalms - The beauty and glory of Zion. The folly of trusting in riches. God the judge of the righteous and wicked.
1 Corinthians - Christian order.
Psalms - A song celebrating the kings marriage. God, the refuge of His people. God the King of the earth.
1 Corinthians - Avoid Israel's mistakes.
1 Chronicles - A Tent for the Ark, Psalm of Thanksgiving
Psalms - Thirsting for God in Trouble and Exile, Former Deliverance and Present Troubles
1 Corinthians - Avoid Israel's Mistakes
1 Chronicles - Peril in Transporting the Ark, David's Family Enlarged, Plans to Move the Ark to Jerusalem
1 Corinthians - Paul's Use of Liberty
1 Chronicles - Defeat and Death of Saul and His Sons, Jabesh-Gilead's Tribute to Saul, David Made King over All Israel, David's Mighty Men, David's Supporters in Ziklag
1 Corinthians - Take Care with Your Liberty
1 Chronicles - Family line of David. Line of Hur, Asher. Descendants of Simeon. Genealogy from Reuben. Genealogy: The priestly line.
1 Corinthians - Teachings on marriage.
1 Chronicles - Genealogy from Adam. Descendants of Abraham. Genealogy of the 12 sons of Jacob (Israel). Genealogy of David.
1 Corinthians - Lawsuits discouraged. The body is holy.
Psalms - Israel Invoked to Praise the Lord, A Psalm of Praise
1 Corinthians - Immorality Rebuked
Psalms - An Experience of the Captivity, Thanksgiving for the Lord's Favor
1 Corinthians - Servants of Christ
Psalms - Thanks for the Lord's Goodness to Israel, The Lord an Abundant Helper
1 Corinthians - Foundations for Living
Psalms - The Excellency of Brotherly Unity, Greetings fo Night Watchers, Praise the Lord's Wonderful Works, Vanity of Idols
1 Corinthians - Paul's Reliance upon the Spirit
Psalms - Hope in the Lord's Forgiving Love, Christlike Trust in the Lord, Prayer for the Lord's Blessing upon the Sanctuary.
1 Corinthians - Appeal to Unity, The Wisdom of God
Psalms - Prosperity Comes from the Lord, Blessedness of the Fear of the Lord, Prayer for the Overthrow of Zion's Enemies
Acts - Paul at Corinth, The Missionary Journey
Psalms - Prayer for the Lord's Help, Praise for Rescue from Enemies, The Lord Surrounds His People
2 Thessalonians - Exhortation
Psalms - Prayer for Deliverance from the Treacherous, The Lord the Keeper of Israel, Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem
2 Thessalonians - Exhortation
Psalm - Meditations and Prayers Relating to the Law of God
2 Thessalonians - Thanksgiving for Faith and Perseverance,
Psalm - Meditations and Prayers Relating to the Law of God
1 Thessalonians - The Day of the Lord, Christian Conduct
Psalms - Thanksgiving for Deliverance from Death, A Psalm of Praise, Thanksgiving for the Lord's Saving Goodness
1 Thessalonians - Sanctification and Love, Those Who Died in Christ
Psalm - The Lord exalts the humble. God's deliverance of Israel from Egypt. Heathen idols contrasted with the Lord.
1 Timothy - Encouragement of Timothy's visit.
Psalm - Israel's rebelliousness and the Lord's deliverance. The Lord praised for His goodness. Prosperity of the one who fears the Lord.
1 Thessalonians - Paul's ministry.
Psalms - The Lords care over all His works.
!st Thessalonians - Thanksgiving for these believers.
Psalms - Praise to the Lord for His fidelity to Israel. All men exhorted to praise God. Prayer of an afflicted man for mercy on himself and Zion.
Acts - Paul at Athens. Sermon on Mars Hill.
Psalms - A Call to Worship the Lord the Righteous Judge, The Lord's Power and Dominion, The Call to Praise the Lord for His Righteousness
Acts - Paul at Thessalonica
Psalms - The majesty of The Lord. The Lord implored to avenge His people. Praise to The Lord, and warning against unbelief.
Philippians - Think of excellence. God's provision.
Psalms - The Lord's Covenant with David, and Israel's Afflictions, Praise for the Lord's Goodness
Philippians - The Goal of Life
Psalm's - Praise to the Creator and Preserver. Prayer for deliverance. Praise for God's mighty deeds and for His answer to prayer.
Philippians - Thanksgiving. The gospel is preached. To live is Christ.
Psalms - The righteous and the wicked contrasted. The reign of the Lord's anointed. A prayer for the overthrow of the wicked.
Acts - Paul and Silas imprisoned. The jailer converted.
2 Kings - Babylon controls Jehoiakim. Jehoiachin reigns. Deportation to Babylon. Zedekiah made king. Nebuchadnezzar besieges Jerusalem. Jerusalem burned and plundered. Gedaliah made governor.
Acts - The Macedonian vision. First convert in Europe. Paul and Silas imprisoned. The jailer converted.
2 Kings - Josiah succeeds Amon. The lost book. Huldah predicts. Josiah's covenant. Reforms under Josiah. Passover reinstituted. Jehoahaz succeeds Josiah. Jehoiakim make king by Pharaoh.
Galatians - Bear one another's burdens.
2 Kings - Isaiah encourages Hezekiah. Sennacherib defies God. Hezekiah's prayer. God's answer through Isaiah. Hezekiah's illness and recovery. Hezekiah shows Babylon his treasures. Manasseh succeeds Hezekiah. The king's idolatries rebuked. Amon succeeds Manasseh.
Galatians - Walk by the Spirit.
2 Kings - Joshea reigns over Israel. Israel captive. Why Israel fell. Cities of Israel filled with strangers. Hezekiah reigns over Judah. Hezekiah victorious. Invasion of Judah.
Galations - Sonship in Christ. Bond and free.
2 Kings - Series of Kings: Azariah (Uzziah) over Judah. Menahem over Israel. Pekah over Israel. Jotham over Judah. Ahaz reigns over Judah. Ahaz seeks help of Aram. Damascus falls. Hezekiah reigns over Judah.
Galatians - Faith brings righteousness. Intent of the Law.
Amos - Warning through visions. Amos accused, answers. Basket of fruit and Israel's captivity. God's judgement unavoidable. The restoration of Israel.
Amos - Yet you have not returned to Me. Seek Me that you may live. Those at ease in Zion.
Galatians - Perversion of the gospel. Paul defends his ministry.
Amos - Judgement on neighbor nations. Judgement on Judah and Israel. Al the tribes are guilty.
Acts : James's judgement. Second missionary journey.
Jonah - Jonah's Disobedience, Jonah's Prayer, Nineveh Repents, Jonah's Displeasure Rebuked.
Acts - The Council at Jerusalem,
2 Kings - Kings of Israel: Jehoahaz and Jehoash, Death of Elisha, Amaziah Reins over Judah, Amaziah in Judah, Zechariah Reigns over Israel,
James - Misuse of Riches
2 Kings - Judgement upon Ahab's House, Jehu Destroys Baal Worshipers, Johoahaz Succeeds Jehu, Athhaliah Queen of Judah, Joash (Jehoash) Reins over Judah, The Temple to Be Repaired
James - Things to Avoid,
1 Kings - Ahaziah's messengers meet Elijah. Jehoram reigns in Israel. Elijah taken to heaven. Elisha succeeds Elijah. Jehoram meets Moab rebellion.
James - Testing your faith.
1 Kings - Ahab Covets Naboth's Vineyard, Ahab's Third Campaign against Aram, Defeat and Death of Ahab, The New Rulers
Acts - Acceptance and Opposition
Psalms - The Psalmist's Profession of Uprightness, Praise for the Lord's Mercies, God Praised and Supplicated to Give Victory.
Acts - The Gospel Presented, Paul Turns to the Gentiles.
1 Kings - Elijah Predicts Drought, Elijah Raises the Widow's Son, Obadiah Meets Elijah, God or Baal on Mount Carmel, Elijah's Prayer
Acts - First Missionary Journey
1 Kings - Ahijah Prophesies against the King, Rehoboam Misleads Judah, Abijam Reins over Judah, Jehoshaphat Succeeds Asa, War with Judah
Acts - Peter's Arrest and Deliverance, Death of Herod
1 Kings - Ahijah Prophesies against the King, Rehoboam Misleads Judah, Abijam Reins over Judah, Jehoshaphat Succeeds Asa, War with Judah
Acts - Peter's Arrest and Deliverance, Death of Herod
Ecclesiastes - A little foolishness. Cast your bread upon the waters. Remember God in your youth. Purpose of the preacher.
Acts - Peter at Caesarea. Gentiles hear the good news.
1 Kings - King Rehoboam acts foolishly. The kingdom divided; Jeroboam rules Israel. Jeroboam's idolatry. Jeroboam warned, strikes. The disobedient prophet.Acts - Peter reports at Jerusalem. The church at Antioch.
Ecclesiastes - Wisdom and folly contrasted. Obey rulers. Men are in the hand of God. Whatever your hand finds to do.
Acts - Cornelius's Vision
Ecclesiastes - The evils of oppression. Your attitude toward God. The folly of riches. The futility of life.
Acts - Saul begins to preach Christ. Peter's ministry.
Ecclesiastes - The Futility of All Endeavor, The Futility of Wisdom, The Futility of Pleasure and Possessions, Wisdom Excels Folly, The Futility of Labor, A Time for Everything
Acts - The Conversion of Saul
1st Kings - The Queen of Sheba, Solomon Turns from God, God Raises Adversaries, The Death of Solomon
Acts - An Ethiopian Receives Christ
1 Kings - The Ark Brought into the Temple, The Prayer of Dedication, God's Promise and WarningCities Given to Hiram
Acts - Saul Persecutes the Church
Song of Solomon - Mutual delight in each other. Admiration by the bridegroom. Union of love. The lovers speak.
Acts - Stephen's defense continues.
Song of Solomon - Solomon's love expressed. The torment of Separation. Admiration by the bride.
Acts - Stephen's Defense.
Song of Solomon - The young Shulammite bride and Jerusalem's daughters. Solomon, the lover, speaks. The bride's admiration. The bride's troubled dream.
Acts - choosing of the seven.
Proverbs - The Words of Agur, The Words of Lemuel, Description of a Worthy Woman
Acts - Preaching the Gospel Against the Desires of the Chief Priests, Gamaliel's Counsel,
Proverbs - Contrast of the Righteous and the Wicked, Contrast the Upright and the Wicked
Acts - Introduction, The Ascension, The Upper Room
Proverbs - The Commendation of Wisdom, Wisdom's Invitation
John - Jesus Appears at the Sea of Galilee, Jesus Provides, The Love Motivation, Our Times are in His Hands,
Proverbs - Pitfalls of Immorality, Parental Counsel, The Wiles of the Harlot
John - The Empty Tomb, Why This Gospel Was Written
Proverbs - The pursuit of wisdom brings security. The rewards of wisdom. A fathers instruction.
John - The crucifixion. Care of the body of Jesus.
1 Kings - Solomon's rule consolidated. Solomon's prayer and God's answer. Solomon wisely judges. Solomon's power, wealth and wisdom.
Proverbs - The usefulness of the proverbs. The enticement of sinners.
John - The crown of thorns.
David's old age. Solomon anointed king. David's charge to Solomon. Death of David. Adonijah, Joab and Shimei executed.
John - Peter's denial of Jesus. Jesus before Pilot.
Psalm - Psalm for deliverance and guidance. Prayer for delivery and prosperity. Psalm of praise to The Lord for HIs goodness.
John - Judas betrays Jesus. Jesus before the priests.
Psalms - God's Omnipresence and Omniscience, Prayer for protection against the Wicked, An Evening Prayer or Sanctification and Protection
John - The High Priestly Prayer, The Disciples in the World, Their Future Glory
Psalms - The Psalmist's profession of Uprightness, Praise for the Lord's Mercies, God Praised and Suppicated to Give Victory
John - Jesus Is the vine -- Followers are Branches, Disciples' Relation to Each other, Disciples' Relation to the World
Psalms - of David - The God of Sinai and the Sanctuary. The reign of the righteous King. A psalm of supplication and trust.
John - Jesus comforts His disciples. Oneness with the Father. Role of the Spirit.
Psalms : Confidence in God's protection. God alone a refuge from treachery and oppression. God's abundant favor to earth and man.
John : Jesus predicts His betrayal.
Psalms - Folly and Wickedness of Men, Prayer for the Destruction of the Treacherous, Prayer for the Punishment of the Wicked
John - The Lord's Supper, Jesus Washes the Disciples' Feet
Psalms - The Vanity of Life, God Sustains His Servant, The Psalmist in Sickness Complains of Enemies and False Friends
John - Jesus Foretells His Death
Psalms - Wickedness of Men and Lovingkindness of God, Security of Those Who Trust in the Lord, and Insecurity of the WickedPrayer of a Suffering Penitent
John - Mary Anoints Jesus, Jesus Enters Jerusalem, Greeks Seek Jesus, Jesus Foretells His Death
Psalms - A Psalm of Complaint and of Praise, Prayer for Rescue from Enemies
John - Mary and Martha's encounter with Jesus after Lazarus's death, Resurrection of Lazarus, Conspiracy to Kill Jesus,
Psalms - David's psalm of fearless trust in God. A prayer for help, and praise for its answer. The voice of God in the storm.
John - Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead.
Psalms - The King of Glory entering Zion. Prayers for protection and guidance. Protestation of integrity and prayer for protection.
John - Jesus asserts His diety.
Psalm - David's prayer for victory over enemies. Praise for deliverance. A cry of anguish and a song of praise.
John - Parable of the Good Shepherd. Jesus asserts His Diety.
Psalms - David's prayers for protection against oppressors and the Works and the Word of God.
John - Controversy continues about the healing of the Blind Man. Jesus affirms His Diety.
Psalm - Description of a citizen of Zion. The Lord is the psalmist's portion in life and deliverer in death.
John - Healing the man who was born blind.
Psalm - God, a Helper against the Treacherous, Prayer for Help in Trouble, Folly and Wickedness of Men
John - The Truth Will Make You Free
Psalm - A Psalm of Thanksgiving for God's Justice, The Lord a Refuge and Defense
John - The Adulterous Woman, Jesus is the Light of the World
Psalm - The Lord Implored to Defend the Psalmist against the Wicked, The Lord's Glory and Man's Dignity
John - Jesus Teaches at the Feast, The Adulterous Woman, Jesus is the Light of the World
Psalm - Evening prayer of Trust in God. Prayer for Protection from the Wicked. Prayer for Mercy in times of Trouble.
John - Jesus teaches at the feast.
2 Samuel : Last songs of David, The census taken, Pestilence sent, David builds an alter.
John : Words to the Jews, Words to the disciples, Peter's confession of Faith.
Psalm - Prayers of David for deliverance from secret enemies and help against persecutors.
John - Five thousand fed, Jesus walks on water.
2 Samuel - Joab Reproves David's Lament, David Restored as King, Sheba's Revolt, Amasa Murdered, Revolt Put Down
John - Two Resurrections, Witness of John, Witness of Works, Witness of the Father, Witness of the Scripture
2 Samuel - Absalom's Conspiracy, David Flees Jerusalem
Psalm- Morning Prayer of Trust in God, A Cry of Distress and Imprecation on Adversaries,
John - Woman at the Well contd., The True Food, The Samaritans
2 Samuel - Amnon and Tamar. Absalon avenges Tamar. The woman of Takoa.
John - Jesus goes to Galilee. The woman of Samaria.
Psalm - David's prayer of confession for his sinfulness, seeks forgiveness. Nathan confronts David.
John - For God So Loved the World.
1 Samuel - Ammon and Aram Defeated. Bathsheba, David's great sin. Nathan rebukes David, loss of a child, Solomon is born, war again.
John - The New Birth. John's last testamony
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2 Samuel - David's triumph's and kindness he shows to Mephibosheth.
Psalm - Lament over defeat in battle.
John - Miracle of Cana, Jesus cleansing the temple at passover.
2 Samuel - Peril in Moving the Ark, The Ark is Brought to Jerusalem, David Plans to Build a Temple, God's Covenant with David, David's prayer
Psalm - Thanksgiving for Deliverance from Death
John - John declares Jesus as the Son of God, Jesus' Public Ministry, First Converts
2 Samuel - The House of David Strengthened, Abner Joins David, David Mourns Abner, Ish-bosheth Murdered, David King over all Israel, War with the Philistines
John - The Deity of Jesus Christ, The Witness John, The Word Made Flesh
1 Samuel - David's victory over the Amalekites. The spoils are divided. Saul and his sons are slain.
Luke - The Resurrection. The Road to Emmaus and other appearances. The Ascension.
1 Samuel - Saul and the Spirit Medium. The Philistines distrust Dave.
Luke - Simon the Cyrene bears the Cross. The Crucifiction.
1 Samuel - David spares Saul's life twice. Samuel dies. Nabal & Abigail's intercession. David marries Abigail. David flees the Philistines.
Luke - Jesus goes before Pilot and Herod. Pilot seeks Jesus' release.
1 Samuel: David delivers Keeilah
Psalms: David hiding form Saul in the wilderness of Judah still praising the Lord.
Luke: Jesus' betrayal by Judas, Arrested and questioned by Sanhedrin, Peter's denial, Jesus
admits to being The Son of Man
Psalms - Futility of Boastful Wickedness, Prayer for Rescue from PersecutorsPrayer for Help in Trouble
Luke - Who is Greatest, The Garden of Gethsemane
1 Samuel - The Priests slain at Nob
Psalm - Suplication for Deliverance and Grateful Trust in God
Luke - Preparing the Passover, The Lord's Supper
1 Samuel - David and Jonathan Covenant, Saul Is Angry with Jonathan, David Takes Consecrated Bread
Psalm - The Lord, A Provider and Deliverer
Luke - Tribute to Caesar, Is There a Resurrection?
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1 Samuel: David's protected from Saul
Psalms: David's prayer to God, Who seeks after God?
Luke: The widows mite, Jesus speaks on things to come.
1 Samuel: Goliath's challenge, David accepts Goliath's challenge, David kills Goliath. Johnathan and David bond in spirit with God, Saul turns against David, David marries Saul's daughter.
Luke: Scribes, Sadducees and the resurrection. Beware of the Pharisees.
1 Samuel - Saul's Disobedience, Samuel Rebukes Saul, Samuel Goes to Bethlehem, David Anointed
Luke - Jesus' Authority Questioned, Parable of the Vine-growers, Tribute to Caesar
1 Samuel: War with the Philistines, Johnathan's victory, Saul's foolish finish.
Luke: Jesus' triumphant entry, Traders driven from the temple.
1 Samuel - Saul among Prophets, Saul Defeats the Ammonites, Samuel Addresses Israel
Luke - Zaccheus Converted, Parable of Money Usage
1 Samuel - Deliverance from the Philistines, Samuel's Ministry, Israel Demands a King, Saul's Search
Luke - The Wealthy and Heaven, Bartimaeus Receives Sight
1 Samuel - Philistines Take the Ark in Victory, Capture of the Ark Provokes God, The Ark Returned to Israel
Luke - Parables on Prayer, The Pharisee and the Publican, The Rich Young Ruler
1 Samuel: God hears Hanna's prayers, Samuel is born and dedicated to the Lord's service under Eli. Eli's sons sin and die. Samuel receives a Prophetic call.
Luke: The second coming is foretold by Jesus.
Ruth: Naomi, Ruth and Boaz the kinsman redeemer.
Luke: The forgiving of sins seven times seven daily, expressing thankfulness. The ten lepers healed, one turns back.
Judges: The Levites concubine is degraded in Benjamin. Civil war follows, Benjamin is defeated. Mourning for the lost tribe leads to wives being provided.
Luke: Jesus parables of the unrighteous steward and the rich man and Lazarus
Judges: Sampson, Delilah, the secret of his strength. Micah, the levite priest and the Dante's fall.
Luke: The prodigal son.
Judges - Philistines Oppress Again, Samson's Marriage, Samson Burns Philistine
Luke - The Lost Sheep, The Lost Coin
Judges - Jephthah the Ninth Judge, Jephthah, and His Successors
Luke - Discipleship Tested
Judges - Abimelech's Conspiracy, Oppression of Philistines and Ammonites
Luke - Jesus Heals on the Sabbath
Judges: Deborah and Barack deliver Israel from the Canaanites. Sisera is killed by Jael. Israel is oppressed by Midian. The angel of God visits Gideon to deliver Israel from Baal.
Luke: Jesus teaches about repentance and redemption. Also the parables of the mustard seed, the tree and the vineyard.
Judges: The tribes of Israel go about capturing the land and fighting the people God had given them, but they're without a leader when Joshua dies and they fall into idolatry and forget the Lord repeatedly leading to capture and servitude and being rescued. The first judge delivers them as well as valiant warriors.
Luke: Jesus teaches to be watching for the signs of the Son of Man's return and tries to explain His kingdom and the divisions that will come about by those following Him.
Joshua: Joshua's farewell address, a review of Israel's history and Israel chooses to serve God.
Luke: Jesus speaks of the secret motives of life, seek God first and serve Him.
Joshua: Joshua presents the divisions of the promised land to the tribes of Israel according to God's instruction.
Luke: Jesus warns of signs, and teaches of the lighted lamp not being hidden. The pharisees are denounced.
Joshua - Territory of Ephraim, Territory of Manasseh, Rest of the Land Divided
Luke - Instruction about Prayer, Pharisees' Blasphemy
Joshua - Canaan Divided among the Tribes, Caleb's Request, Territory of Judah
Luke - Lawyer tests Jesus, The Good Samaritan, Martha and Mary
Joshua: God leads Joshua and all Israel to conquer in total 31 kings and cleanse the land of evil hearted men and giants in battle upon battle, just as God had instructed Moses and Moses had passed on to Joshua, some fought with hailstones and of God bringing about the Long day of Joshua.
Luke: Jesus sends out seventy disciples into every city He was going to go to. They returned with a great report and in the process were taught to rely on the the Holy Spirit of God to lead and guide them and not their own power and ability.
Joshua - Israel Is Defeated at Ai, The Sin of Achan, The Conquest of Ai, Guile of the Gibeonites
Luke - Disciples Can Not Heal A Boy, Jesus rebukes the Unclean Spirit and Heals, The Test of Greatness
Joshua: Stones are taken from out of the dry ground of the Jordan where all Israel crossed as a memorial. God has all the sons of Israel circumcised once again. Joshua leads in the destruction of Jericho, where the walls fall flat and the city is sacked.
Luke: Peter acknowledges Jesus as The Christ of God. Peter, James and John witness the transfiguration of Jesus speaking with Elijah and Moses and hear God pronounce This Is My Son, My Chosen One, Listen to Him.
Joshua: God gives Joshua direction to lead Israel to cross the Jordan. Rehab aids two sons of Nun in Jericho and is given a promise in return. Israel and the Ark cross the Jordan with a miraculous act of God.
Luke: Jesus sends out the disciples two by two to proclaim the Kingdom of God and heal. Jesus feeds 5,000 with five loaves and two fish.
Deuteronomy - The Song of Moses, The Blessing of Moses, The Death of Moses
Luke - The Demoniac Cured, Miracles of Healing
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Deuteronomy - Restoration Promised, Choose Life, Moses' Last Counsel, Joshua Is Commissioned
Luke - Ministering Women, Parable of the Sower, Parable of the Lamp, Jesus Stills the Sea
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Deuteronomy - Blessings at Gerizim, Consequences of Disobedience, The Covenant in Moab
Luke - A Deputation from John (contd.), Parable of Two Debtors
Deuteronomy: Upon entering the new land God requires a tithe of their first fruits, for them to write all the words of the Law on white washed stones and to proclaim curses from Mt. Ebal.
Luke: Jesus heals a centurion's servant, raises a widows son from the dead and sends a message to John of the miracles He's preformed according to prophecy for the Messiah.
Deuteronomy: Requirements laid out for people that are to be excluded from the assembly, laws about divorce, instructions of how Israel is to maintain familial inheritance.
Luke: Love the Lord your God with all your heart, love others as Jesus loves, love your neighbor as yourself. The parable of the builders building
on solid ground or shifting sand.
Deuteronomy: Laws concerning warfare and regulations of God addressing the individual person.
Luke: Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath heals, Jesus chooses the 12 apostles and presents the beatitudes.
Deuteronomy: Moses continues giving the instructions to Israel before they enter the land, about administering justice, portions for Levites and false prophets.
Luke: Jesus heals a lame man and calls Levi (Matthew) the tax collector.
Deuteronomy - Clean and Unclean Animals, The Sabbatic Year, The Feasts of Passover of Weeks, and of Booths
Luke - The First Disciples, The Leper, and the Paralytic
Deuteronomy - Rewards of Obedience, Laws of the Sanctuary, Shun Idolatry
Luke - Jesus' Public Ministry
Deuteronomy - God's Gracious Dealings, Israel Provoked God, The Tablets Rewritten
Luke - The Temptation of Jesus, Jesus's Public Ministry
Numbers: Instructions are given for apportioning Canaan, cities for the Levites to live in and cities of refuge for manslayers allowing time to be given for justice to take place by the congregation. Luke: Jesus' birth in Bethlehem.
Numbers: Baalam prophecies for Balak the word of God blessing Israel repeatedly. Unable to defeat Israel through God instead Baalam recommends they be led to sin against their God by bowing down to the gods of Peor. Due to their sin a plague breaks out among the Israelites and is stopped by an act of Phinehas.
Mark: Jesus' resurrection is discovered at the empty tomb, He's seen by others and He meets with the disciples, where He gives the great commission and finally many days later was received up into heaven.
Numbers - The Slaughter of Midian, Division of the Booty, Reuben and Gad Settle in Gilead, Review of the Journey from Egypt to Jordan
Luke - The Magnificat, John is Named, Zacharias's Prophecy
Numbers - Laws of Offerings, Offerings of the Seventh Month
Luke - Waiting for Zacharias, Jesus' birth Foretold, Mary visits Elizabeth
Numbers - Census of a New Generation, The Law of Inheritance, Joshua to Succeed Moses,
Luke - Introduction
Numbers: Miriam's death. The people complain, Moses strikes a rock and Aaron dies. A bronze serpent is lifted to heal the Israelites. Israel has victory over two cities and Balak, summons Baalam to curse the Israelites where an angel intercedes using a donkey.
James: Jesus' takes all the sins of the world upon Himself on the cross and dies. Joseph of Arimathea anoints His body and buries Him in his own tomb.
Numbers: Laws for the foreigners and punishment for those who break the sabbath. Korah and sons of Israel's rebellion against Moses results in the earth opening taking them and all that was theirs. The people grumble at this and God has a plague break out where 14,700 die before atonement is made by Aaron.
Mark: Jesus stands against His accusers and Peter denies Him three times.
Numbers - The Passover, The Cloud on the Tabernacle, The Silver Trumpets, The Tribes Leave Sinai, The People Complain, The Complaint of Moses, Seventy Elders to Assist, The Quail and the Plague, The Murmuring of Miriam and Aaron
Mark - Death Plot and Anointing
Numbers - Offerings of the Leaders, The Seven Lamps, Cleansing the Levites, Retirement
Mark - The Return of Christ
Numbers: A group of laws God gave Moses about Lepers, restitution, women suspected of adultery, vows of the Nazarites and Arron's Benediction.
Mark: Jesus speaks to His disciples about all the things that are to come and must take place.
Numbers: The records that the Lord spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai concerning the Levites being a priesthood and their duties and positions around the tabernacle by families, households and individuals.
Mark: The religious leaders questioning Jesus, what is the greatest commandment and a teaching Jesus gives about the widows mite.
Numbers: God has Moses take a census of all the warriors of Israel at Mount Sinai not including the levites, who will be camped around the tabernacle tending it. Also given are very specific instructions on how the tribes are to camp around the tabernacle and in what order they break camp and travel.
Mark: Jesus shares three parables, of the winegrower and his son, the lawfulness of paying poll taxes to Caesar. and who will be the husband of a woman married seven times in heaven.
Leviticus: God promises a blessing for obedience to Israel that they will never need to worry for their well being as He will take care of all their needs in the promised land but for disobedience there will be severe consequences and they will be scattered until they repent.
Mark: The fig tree withers that Jesus had cursed. Jesus teaches His followers to forgive others as God has forgiven them and challenges the religious leaders to first answer Him when they ask by what authority He acts upon.
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Leviticus - The Sabbatic Year and Year of Jubilee, The Law of Redemption, Of Poor Countrymen, Of Redeeming a Poor Man
Mark - The Triumphal Entry, Jesus Drives Money Changers from the Temple, Jesus' Authority Questioned
Leviticus - Laws of Religious Festivals, The Day of Atonement, The Lamp and the Bread of the Sanctuary, An Eye for an Eye
Mark - Jesus' Sufferings Foretold, Bartimaeus Receives His Sight
Leviticus - Regulations Concerning Priests, Sundry Rules for Priests, Flawless Animals for Sacrifice
Mark - Jesus' Teaching about Divorce, Jesus Blesses Little Children
Leviticus: Many laws and ordinances on how to live godly lives treating all fairly and of caring for all that has ben created. Love your neighbor as yourself.
Mark: Jesus foretells of His death and resurrection and gives dire warnings!
Leviticus: rituals of blood shed for atonement and Laws concerning immoral relations.
Mark: The mount of Transfiguration is witnessed by 3 of Jesus' disciples and Jesus heals a young son possessed with a spirit.
Leviticus: The continued broad laws about leprosy in their homes, clothes and on their bodies.
Mark: Jesus feeds four thousand and afterwards warns about the pharisees leaven.
Leviticus - The Consecration of Aaron and His Sons, Aaron Offers Sacrifices, The Sin of Nadab and Abihu.
Mark - Five Thousand Fed, Jesus Walks on Water.
Leviticus: Sacrifices of guilt offerings continued to be explained along with the ordination portion for the priests.
Mark: Jesus teaches I his home town and heals only a few. John the Baptist's fate is recalled while the people try to identify who Jesus is.
Leviticus: God gives the procedures and reasons for the Peace, Sin and Guilt offerings that will need to be done.
Mark: Jesus heals a woman with a hemorrhage and the daughter of Jairus.
Psalm: A prayer of Moses recognizing God's eternal nature versus mans transitory nature along with the security of the one who trusts in the Lord Jesus.
Letivitus: The laws of burnt offering and grain offerings, the offerings of thanksgiving to God.
Mark: Jesus and the cleansing of the demoniac.
Exodus: Extensive directions given Moses by God were followed to create the priestly garments. The tabernacle is erected and the glory of God filled it, God only left it when the people were to move and returned when they were to stop.
Mark: Jesus is giving more parables to mature those whose faith is growing in Him.
Exodus - The Tabernacle Underwritten, Construction Proceeds, Construction Continues, The Tabernacle Completed
Mark - Parable of the Sower and Soils, Explanation
Exodus - The Two Tablets Replaced, The Covenant Renewed, Moses' Face ShinesThe Sabbath Emphasized, Tabernacle Workmen, Gifts Received.
Mark - Scribes Accuse Jesus Of Being Possessed by Beelebul, Jesus Identifies His Family.
Exodus - The Skilled Craftsmen, The Sign of the Sabbath, The Golden Calf, Moses' Entreaty, Moses' Anger, The Journey Resumed, Moses Intercedes.
Mark - Jesus heals On the Sabbath, The Twelve Are Chosen.
Exodus: God gives Moses a detailed description of the bronze alter, court of the tabernacle and the garments for the priests.
Mark: Jesus casts out demons and heals the sick along with a leper who He then orders to tell no one.
Exodus: God gives all the details for the construction of the tabernacle and its contents to Moses.
Mark: God's Holy Son Jesus, coming from heaven is announced by John the Baptist and baptized by John according to the Law. Directly afterward Jesus goes into the wilderness for forty days and afterwards begins selecting His disciples.
Exodus: God gives Moses the Law. The people affirm their covenant with God and promises to guide, protect and bless them if they remail=n faithful to Him. God writes the 10 Commandments on the stone tablets.
Matthew: Jesus Is Risen and gives the eleven disciples the great commission to go and make disciples.
Exodus - Ordinances for the People, Personal Injuries, Property Rights, Sundry Laws.
Matthew - The veil in the Temple is Torn, Jesus is Buried.
Exodus - Moses on Sinai, The Lord Visits Sinai, The Ten Commandments.
Matthew - Jesus is Mocked, The Crucifixion,
Exodus - The Lord Provides Manna, The Lord Provides Meat, The Sabbath Observed, Water in the Rock, Amalek Fought, Jethro, Moses" Father-in-law, Jethro Counsels Moses.
Matthew - Judas's Remorse, Jesus Before Pilate.
Exodus: Pharaoh and the Egyptian army pursue the sons of Israel, God parts the Red Sea for Israel to pass on dry ground but when the Egyptians follow God closed the sea upon them.
Matthew: Jesus prays that this cup might pass from Him but that God's will be done. Jesus is betrayed, arrested, taken before Caiaphas, sentenced to death and then Peter denies knowing Him three times before the rooster crows.
Exodus: The blood of the passover lambs on the sons of Israel's doorposts spared all the lives within while the firstborn of all that lived in Egypt died as a result of Pharaoh not setting God's people free. The Exodus begins as Israel is driven out by all the Egyptians and were given anything they asked for as plunder.
Matthew: The plot to kill Jesus begins and Judas looks to betray Him as the last passover is replaced when Jesus broke bread and drank the cup of wine instituting the Lord's Supper be done in remembrance of His broken body and shed blood given for the sins of many.
Exodus: God continues having Moses pronounce and pour out the plagues on Egypt as He has hardened Pharaoh's heart.
Mathew: Jesus tells of the judgement that's to come when He returns in His glory and separates the sheep from the goats.
Exodus: Moses tells Pharaoh that God has declared "Let My People Go." Pharaoh's heart is hardened and the plagues begin to be poured out upon Egypt.
Matthew: Jesus tells the parables of the ten virgins and of the talents.
Exodus - Moses Given Powers, Aaron to Be Moses' Mouthpiece, Israel's Labor Increased, God's Promises Action, The Heads of Israel
Matthew - The Glorious Return, Parable of the Fig Tree, Be Ready for His Coming,
Exodus - Israel Multiplies in Egypt, The Birth of Moses, The Burning Bush, The Mission of Moses
Matthew - Signs of Christ's Return, Perilous Times
Genesis - Israel's Prophecy concerning His Sons, The Death of Israel, Death of Joseph
Matthew - Woes to the Scribes and Pharisees continue, Lament over Jerusalem
Genesis: Jacob (aka Israel) moves to Egypt taking his entire family and all is possessions and is reunited with a tearful Joseph who settles him in Goshen. Pharaoh becomes exceedingly rich as everyone sold all they had because of the severity of the famine. Jacob blesses Joseph's sons as he prepares to die.
Matthew: Jesus exposes the hypocrisy and pride of the scribes and Pharisees as He gives the start of the eight woes upon them.
Genesis: Jacob's family returns to Egypt with Benjamin where Joseph again tests the brothers until he finally reveals himself to them. Afterward Joseph sends his brothers back to their father carrying gifts for them all.
Matthew: A dispute between the Sadducees and the Pharisees arrises and they ask Jesus to explain what will happen in heaven with wives of deceased husbands along with what the greatest commandment is.
Genesis: Upon being taken from prison to interpret Pharaoh's dreams Joseph is made a ruler in Egypt below Pharaoh due to his unmatched wisdom. Jacob sends Joseph's brothers to Egypt to buy grain due to the famine, they encounter Joseph who they no longer recognize and are tested by him.
Matthew 22:1-22 Jesus teaches the parable of the wedding feast and the Pharisees test Jesus over paying tribute to Caesar.
Genesis: Joseph known Egypt has great success followed by his false imprisonment where God uses him to interpret two dreams.
Matthew: Jesus teaches about how those in authority are to use their power correctly. Two parables are given, one of the two sons and the other of the landowner who sends finally his son.
Genesis - Esau Moves, Descendants of Esau, Joseph's Dream, Juda & Tamar
Matthew 21:1-22 - The Triumphal Entry, The Barren Fig Tree
Genesis - Jacob Meets Esau, The Treachery of Jacob's Sons, Jacob Moves to Bethel, The Sons of Israel
Matthew - Death, Resurrection Foretold, Preferment Asked, Sight for the Blind
Genesis - Jacob Leaves Secretly for Canaan, The Covenant of Mizpah, Jacob's Fear of Esau
Matthew - Laborers in the Vineyard, Death, Resurrection Foretold
Genesis: Jacob meets Rachel and seeking to marry her is deceived by her father just as he had once deceived his brother. God blesses and Jacob and his family as his wives and their maids begin to bear him 12 sons who will become the 12 tribes of Israel.
Matthew: Jesus teaches divorce, allowing little children to come to Him and provides an answer to the rich young ruler on how to enter the kingdom of God.
Genesis - Jacob's Deception, The Stolen Blessing, Jacob is Sent Away, Jacob's Dream
Matthew - Forgiveness (how many times should we forgive)
Genesis: Abraham dies and is buried with Sarah. Ishmael dies, Isaac and Rebekah have twin sons, Esau and Jacob. Esau sells his birthright for bread and stew to Jacob. Isaac lies about Rebekah being his sister to Abimelech and wells are quarreled over until a covenant is made with Abimelech.
Matthew: Jesus gives more instruction, calling for all to come to Him as little children with simple faith, of the lengths God will go to to save the one lost sheep as our good shepherd and of discipline and prayer.
Genesis: Abraham negotiates and purchases land to bury Sarah. Abraham sends his servant to the land of his relatives to take a wife for Isaac. Rebekah willingly returns and becomes Isaac's wife.
Matthew: The transfiguration of Jesus upon the mountain along with Elijah and Moses is witnessed by Peter, James and John who heard the voice of God pronounce "This is My beloved Son with whom I am well pleased."
Job: God gives a description of the leviathan to convince Job of his weakness before it and of God's power being mightier than all. Job humbly repents, his friends are corrected for their wrong view of God and is commanded to make sacrifices for them for pardon. Job is restored to twice his previous state.
Matthew: Jesus warns of the disciples of the destructive teachings of the pharisees. Peter identifies Jesus as The Messiah, Jesus agrees and acknowledges that He is The Messiah and must go to Jerusalem, suffer, die and be raised up on the 3rd day. Peter is blessed by Jesus and then rebuked. .
Job - God Speaks Now to Job - God's Mighty Power - God Speaks of Nature and Its Beings - Job: What Can I Say? - God Questions Job - God's Power Shown in Creatures
Matthew - The Syrophoenician Woman - Healing Crowds - Four Thousand Fed
Job - Elihu Speaks of Gods Dealings with Men - Elihu Says God is Back of the Storm
Matthew - Traditions and Commandments - The Heart of Man
Elisha correctly vindicates all God does in justice as Job had questioned in his depression what good is being righteous if God treats the just and unjust the same. He has come out of that depression and recognized the truth, and his friends don't have a full picture of the severe persecution Job is under by Satan.
Job: Elihua, a young man who's been listening and thinking of himself as wiser and more righteous than Job and his friends is angered by what he's heard and is unable to hold back from speaking any longer, accuses Job of being wrong before God.
Matthew: John the Baptist is beheaded as a result of Herod speaking carelessly after John angered Herod's wife Herodias. Jesus hears the news about John the Baptist and withdraws but a crowd follows and he mercifully heals many and miraculously feeds 5,000 with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish. Peter walks on water at Jesus' command.
Job: Job explains how humiliating his present state is with the pain and mocking. Then Job speaks of his integrity in all his way and fear before God.
Matthew: Jesus continues on speaking in parables about the mustard seed, leaven, hidden treasure and a costly pearl, all the things that have been hidden of the kingdom of heaven and of the ultimate value of our salvation rather than the things of the world. Setting our priorities right.
Job: Job tells of the difficulties acquiring earthly treasures and yet the search for wisdom is much harder and of more value than anything else. In his wisdom Job teaches his friends about the holiness of God and their arrogant speech toward himself, as he has honored God all his life.
Matthew: Jesus begins His teaching in parables and His disciples question why in parables rather than straight forward. Jesus explained that many are dull in seeing and hearing and won't understand until their hearts are completely surrendered to God, seeking only to know Him more deeply.
Job - Bildad Says Man is Inferior - Job Rebukes Bildad - The Greatness of God - Job Affirms His Righteousness - The State of the Godless
Matthew - The Pharisees Rebuked - The Unpardonable Sin - Words Reveal Character - The Desire for Signs - Changed Relationships
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Job - Eliphaz Accuses & Exhorts Job - Job Says He Longs for God - Job Says God Seems to Ignore Wrongs
Matthew - The Genealogy of Jesus the Messiah
Job - Zophar Speaks: The Wicked Will Suffer - Job Replies: The Wicked Do Prosper
Matthew - John's Questions, Unrepenting Cities, Come to Me
Job: sees he's become loathsome and a byword to everyone who knows him and that God has kept them from understanding in their hearts what is happening. Bildan falsely accuses and insults him. Job recognizes that God is his only hope and clings to God knowing that his Redeemer lives and continues to praise HIm.
Matthew: Jesus claims His deity, setting the standard for being a disciple of His as persecution will come to all those who follow Him. He calls all to endure to the end for our rewards are in heaven.
Job: speaks of how God holds our days in His hands while Elephaz presumes Job's guilt by condemning him as a bad man and that he is being punished by God as He does to bad men. Job counts his friends as worthless and waits upon God to release him from the hands of the wicked.
Matthew: Jesus, having chosen the twelve disciples, sent them out to heal and preach the kingdom of heaven to the men of Israel, to worry about nothing as God will meet all their needs and provide words for them to speak, teaching them to walk by faith and not by sight.
Job: Zophar, Job's friend condemns him thinking he's done something wicked but Job speaks of their misconception of God and the he trusts God will vindicate him.
Matthew: Jesus feeling compassion for the distressed and dispirited performs many miracles of healing those who have great faith in Him. The Pharisees account Jesus as healing those from demons by the ruler of the demons.
Job: Job is still maintaining his innocence while acknowledging God is good and just and that none can be completely right before Him, as his friend says God rewards the good.
Matthew: Wrapped in the calling of Matthew, Jesus shares parables calling for compassion rather than rigid systems of the law, being emptied of the old and made new just as old wine isn't put into new wineskins.
Job: Job even in depression and great despair while being used by God as an example as someone that will not deny Him as Satan tempts and torments him.
Matthew: Jesus goes into two storms, one with His disciples on the sea and the other when he healed two men from demons and the towns people rather than celebrating the witnessing of a miracle instead beg Him to leave.
Job - Job's Lament - Job's friend's accusation.
Matthew - Jesus Cleanses a Leper; The Centurion's Faith
Job - Job's Character and Wealth - Job Loses His Health
Matthew - Judging Others; Prayer and the Golden Rule; The Narrow and Wide Gates; A Tree and Its Fruit; The Two Foundations
Genesis: Abraham's faith is tested over and over, first with Abimelech and Sarah and again when God asked that he sacrifice his only son, Isaac. Abraham was considered righteous because of his faith and fear of the Lord.
Matthew: In this verse of Matthew Jesus teaches that where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Do not worry about tomorrow for it will take care of itself.
Genesis - Hagar, and Ismael - The Covenant of Circumcision
Matthew - Continuation of the Beatitudes
Genesis - Abram and Lot separate and choose their portion of land. - War of the Kings. Abram chooses people over things. - Abram promised a son.
Matthew - Sermon on the mount.
Genesis - Descendants of Noah - Universal Language, Babel, Confusion - Abram Journeys to Egypt
Matthew - The Temptation of Jesus by Satan
Genesis - The flood and destruction of the earth - The flood subsides and God commands Noah to leave the ark with his family. - Covenant of the rainbow is given by God.
Matthew - The preaching of John the Baptist - Jesus' baptism
Genesis - The births of Cain and Abel - The murder of Abel by Cain - Genealogy of Adam - Humankind corrupts the earth with evil. God's plan is to destroy them but instructs Noah to build an ark to save his family and the animals. Matthew - Wise men came from the east to worship the child. King Herod ordered that all the baby boys be killed. An angel warned Joseph to flee.
Genesis: Two angels pronounce that Sarah will give birth to a son in her old age. Abraham negotiates for Sodom and Gomorrah where two angels visit Lot and urge him to warn his family to flee Sodom. Lot's wife is turned into a pillar of salt and his daughters get him drunk and have relations with him to continue this family line.
Matthew: Jesus teaches how to give to the poor, how to fast and how to pray to our Heavenly Father.
Genesis: The Bible begins with God's creation story.
Mathew: The record of the genealogy of Jesus The Messiah.
Malachi: a book of remembrance. God's love expressed for Israel, a blessing will come upon the righteous if they believe in god and Bring their best out of their great love for him.
Revelation 22: The river of the water of life and the Tree of life. Blessed is he who heeds the words of the prophecy of this book. Jesus is coming quickly.
Nehemiah - All the Levites and leaders gathered to dedicate the wall. They made offerings and rejoiced. Men were appointed over the storerooms. | Priests and Levites return to Jerusalem with Zerubbabel.
Psalms - Prayer for the Lord's help.
Revelation - The new heaven and the new earth.
A detailed listing of all the groupings of people, tribes, cities and villages that volunteered to come back to Israel from Babylon and all their obligations is documented.
As the book of the Law continues being read the Israelites confess their sinfulness and God's faithfulness to them while haring their history laid before them.
Satan is bound for 1,000 years then freed, yet doomed. Those faithful to Jesus and the word of God reign with Christ for 1,000 years. All the dead are judged according to their deeds in the books. The devil is thrown into the lake of fire along with all the unfaithful that had ever died who were not in the book of life.
The book of geneologies is found of the people who came up from the captivity of the exiles by Nebuchadnezzar. Ezra reads from the book of the law daily and the feast of booths is restored. The forth hallelujah for our Lord reigns, rejoicing for the marriage feast of the Lamb and His bride has come. The coming of Christ riding on a white horse followed by the heavenly army to the final battle of Armageddon and the final victory as the Beast and False Prophet are thrown down into the lake of fire.
Nehemiah, acting as civil leader in faithfulness to God organizes the finalization of the walls construction with threats, lies and false prophets threatening him along the way, incorrectly thinking he is seeking power for himself rather than honoring God. The great condemnation of Babylon is announced by an angel saying "fallen, fallen, is Babylon the great!"
The people of Israel come to Ezra who is their religious leader seeing their sin with foreign wives and seek to reconcile with God by making a covenant with Him. Nehemiah, the civil leader 13 years later has a burden for the protection of Israel and sees the people are still in sin by not being faithful to the rebuilding of the temple and wall in dedicating their hearts to God. The seven bowls of wrath are poured out by the seven angels. Armageddon, God's fierce wrath is poured out as His name is blasphemed.
Ezra has gone back to Jerusalem and prays to God because the people are intermarrying with the same people that caused them to fall into idolatry and lose their blessing in the world by God. John sees a vision of heaven with a physical temple, with angels and all the host of heaven worshipping God.
By edict of the king the Jews killed all their enemies and hanged the 10 sons of Haman. The feast of Purim became established by Esther and Mordecai for all the jews to celebrate the passing of the call to their destruction being turned to their freedom from all their enemies. Ezra, a skilled scribe of the Law of Moses and the leading men of Israel are sent to Jerusalem by King Artaxerxes. The 144,000 who have not been defiled by the beast stand upon Mount Zion with the Lamb. Angels pronounce doom on those who follow or take the mark of the beast. Reapers are loosed from heaven and kill all that took the mark.
The King has Mordecai honorably paraded by Haman through the streets, then has Haman hanged. Mordecai is promoted and the Jews are given an edict allowing them to avenge themselves of all their enemies who sought their destruction. The rising of the two beasts speaking blasphemies against God, one a religious false prophet drawing all the earth to worship the other beast, the Anti-Christ, as Messiah.
Esther raised up for such a time as this, now Queen prays, fasts and obeys by humbly going to the King and requesting to hav a banquet for the king and Haman after Mordecai gets word other of Herman's plot against the Jews. John is given the broad overview of God's plan with Israel, Satan, The Christ and the war taking place in heaven with Michael and his angels with Satan being thrown down. Salvation and power and the kingdom of Gad and His Christ have come.
The most descriptive prophecies of The Messiah in the coming day and of the Millennium as encouragement to the people of Israel. The Angel with the little book and it having John to eat the little book which was sweet in his mouth but bitter in his stomach.
Now that Israel recognizes their rejection of God and idolatry Zechariah brings encouragement to those being brought back into the land of Judah that God is going to bless Jerusalem and Judah. The release of demonic entities from the abyss who torment men for 5 months is foretold to John. This is last call for repentance.
God gives Zechariah a prophetic word to those in Jerusalem to rebuild this temple because Jesus is going to enter this temple and bless the entire world and a vision of Joshua the high priest being cleansed by the angels. The interlude after the breaking of the 7 seals has 12,000 of every tribe of Israel and the tribulation saints from every nation who remained faithful to God stand before the throne and The Lamb.
A memorandum is found of King Cyrus's decree proving the rebuilding of the temple of Jerusalem along with all the articles returned and paid for out of the royal treasury of Babylon. Haggai's prophecies address those focused on building their homes during the stoppage of building refocus on building the temple of the Lord. The opening of the seven seals by The Lamb of God takes place.
Those Israelites from Babylon now out of captivity in Jerusalem first set up and alter and offer sacrifices to God before beginning to build the temple. In the midst of building the temple adversaries cause disruptions where ultimately record of the building orders are found. Who is able to open the book of the seven seals? The lamb that was slain (Jesus) is the one able to open the book.
The end of Daniel reveals the duration of the great tribulation as 3 1/2 years, and gives a view of the end of days. Cyrus King of Persia directs the release of the people in Babylon willing to return to Jerusalem and Judah to rebuild the house of the Lord and returned the vessels along with the priests and people being recorded as well. John is given and amazing view of God's throne room, the four creatures around the throne and the 24 elders all worshipping God.
After three days of fasting Daniel is looking at future days when the antichrist come and sets up the abomination of desolation. God's messages to the churches of Sardis, Philadelphia and Laodicea of where they are succeeding and failing, along with what is needed to be overcomes.
The 70 weeks of Daniel are declared by the angel Gabriel along with the coming of Jesus the Messiah and Jesus' end. Daniel also receives a vision showing him what will happen to his people in latter days, the angelic realm and strongholds are addressed by an angel. Revelation 2 is Jesus' commentary on the churches of Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum and Thyatira, stating what they're doing right and wrong and their need to endure and keep their focus on Him to the end.
Daniel interprets writing on the wall of Belshazzar. A trap leads to God sparing Daniel's life from a lions den which brings glory to God. Revelation, written by John as he sees the full glory of Jesus as he is now and is given an unveiling of what is about to take place.
Nebuchadnezzar's testimony of how he became saved, God alone is sovereign and raises up to power or humbles those He chooses. John writes personal letters encouraging those to walk according to God's commandments and abide in the teachings of Christ.
Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar declares that all worship him which leads him to cast God's anointed into a furnace for disobeying, but God delivered them from the flames and turns the heart of Nebuchadnezzar too the One True God. He who has the Son has life eternal.
Daniel, captive in Babylon interprets Nebuchadnezzar's dream and gains favor in the kings court with his three wise friends while remaining faithful to His God, and giving credit for all that is accomplished through them to God. Test every spirit to see if it is of God. God is love and those that are His are to be known for their love.
Ezekiel sees a picture of the prince coming and presenting an offering, and showing the ways to enter and leave the gate to the inner court. God is Light and in Him there is not darkness, if we walk in the Light the blood of Jesus His Son cleanses us from all sin.
God gives more explanation of this future temple to Ezekiel. Peter is warning of all the false prophets that are to come and the judgement that will come for them as well. Judgement delayed is not judgement denied.
From Babylon, Ezekiel tells the exiles that in the future days the land of the north is going to come upon Israel and a great slaughter will come against them but Israel will be under a supernatural protection by God and all the world will know it's Him. A promise comes from God that a new temple will be built and fellowship with God will come again.
The prophecy of Ezekiel and the dry bones which represent Israel and Judah who will be rebuilt into one nation again. Also, the prophecy about Gog and the future invasion of Israel where God’s fury will mount up in His anger. Paul encourages Timothy from prison in Rome to preach the word of truth as a time is coming when people won’t endure sound doctrine but instead want their ears to be tickled. Lastly, Peter encourages those clinging to the faith to become partakes of the divine nature, pursuing all the attributes of Christ Jesus.
God is speaking to the land because of the devastation brought upon it by idolatrous priests that did not keep the 7 year covenant of God with it. God will give Israel new hearts of flesh, they will return to the land and it will be blessed and rebuilt to show all the nations around that He is the Lord. Paul prepares Timothy for what the false teachers are going to become and the difficult times to follow along with needing to contend for the faith.
Looking from Babylon Ezekiel brings God's word of truth declaring that the people who were to report of danger coming to Jerusalem failed to protect their flock so God Himself restored Israel, separating the the flock, restoring those who listens to His voice. Timothy is being encouraged to shepherd the people out of bondage bringing the truth of the gospel which brings life.
Ezekiel declares, a lamentation will be chanted over Pharaoh and Egypt as they will fall to the same fate as Assyria by the king of Babylon. Paul in this letter encourages Timothy to guard what has been entrusted to him by God, without shame or fear of man through timidity.
Judgement is coming against Egypt and any nation that supports her says the Lord. The letter to the Hebrews ends saying to them that Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever. Stand strong in your faith, don't turn back but trust in Him, your great High priest who offered himself to atone for your sin once for all time.
God's justice for Tyre and its king comes, with their puffed up hearts from great riches and a king that who considers himself to be a god, so it will cease to be. With Jesus as our example last aside sin that entangles. The jews were being called to recount their step to Christ and to press on looking at who Jesus is.
God has decided to pass judgement on the surrounding gentile nations for celebrating when Israel became desolate and Judah went into exile.
Ezekiel gets a word from the Lord that the slaughter of the people in Jerusalem has begun for playing the harlot with other nations. This is the chapter of the great hall of fame recognizing the greatest men of faith, teaching al to live by faith.
The people of Israel are in Babylon and don't understand all that's happening to them is by God's hand because they were making no distinction between holy and unholy so God is going to wipe out all but a remnant.
Through Ezekiel God lays out to Israel all He has done for them throughout their history and how they continually turned away from Him, and yet He will restore their land and they will loathe themselves one day. The Law cannot make perfect those who draw near through sacrifices for sins time after time. There is no longer a need for daily sacrifices as Jesus, the Great High Priest made one sacrifice for all time for those with cleansed repentant hearts.
God speaks through Ezekiel teaching about immorality, and judges justly those according to their deeds. The people needed instruction as they had so much to learn and unlearn after idol worship for so long. The old and new covenants are laid out, the cleansing from sin was limited under the old covenant whereas under the new covenant of grace, Christ Himself entered into heaven, offered His blood once for all time.
God talks about His love and faithfulness for Israel and to His covenant with them even after their unfaithfulness. Christ brings in a new covenant, a better covenant and His law will be written on their hearts brought in by His sacrifice and grace.
God gives a word through Ezekiel, the idolatrous elders are condemned and He is going to destroy both ends of Jerusalem like a worthless vine that's good for nothing, yet when all the desolation a remnant will be left. Jesus is the great high priest who offered up himself as the perfect sacrifice once for all time putting aside the former priesthood and sacrificial system under a new covenant.
False prophets deny Jerusalem's devastations saying it isn't until a far off day, so God speaks woes upon them for following their own spirits and they have seen nothing. His hand is against them. The dangers of falling away from faith are counted, instead we are to realize the full assurance of hope until the end to inherit the promises.
Jeremiah, still in Babylon, is given a vision taking place in the midst of the slaughter in Jerusalem and of the departing of the Spirit of God from the threshold of the temple along with the wheels and the cherubim. Continuing the word to the Hebrews, Jesus is the perfect high priest above the order of Aaron and Melchizedek, being the perfect blood sacrifice poured out for all time because of of His piety and complete obedience to the Father.
An end is coming, an end has come, says The Lord to Ezekiel, who sees a man as bright as molten metal and in the spirit is brought in through a vision by God to Jerusalem and is shown abomination upon abomination taking place in the temple of The Lord in real time. The writer of Hebrews tells us that God sees all, to diligently strive toward our rest in God, the finished work on the cross of Jesus into eternal salvation, eternal rest.
Ezekiel speaks God's prophecy of the desolation to come as he's in Babylon, just as Jeremiah was speaking God's prophecy from Jerusalem and Egypt of the same desolations to come upon Jerusalem as a result of their idolatry and glorification of the flesh. This letter is written to the Hebrews as a warning to continue to press on into your faith and belief in Jesus. We must abide in Him. Today is the day of our salvation.
Ezekiel the priest during Israels exile, living inBabylon, has a vision of God's divine glory in wheels with four living beings that are Holy Spirit driven. God appoints him as a mouthpiece to his rebellious people and holds him accountable for their blood if he doesn't speak God's warnings. God's final word in His Son, pay close attention, Jesus is the High priest of God, able to offer Himself up for our sins.
Jeremiah laments over the complete destruction of Israel and the horrors the people have succumbed to during the siege. Peter encourages serving God eagerly, being faithful and not to give up as the devil prowls like a hungry lion seeking whom he may devour.
God's anger pours out over Israel and didn't spare anyone of complete devastation after the years of Jeremiah's prophetic warnings are rejected. Peter is saying the end of all things is near and we should be living unto Him in love and faithfulness, entrusting our souls to Him in doing what is right as we continue on in our walk.
The destruction of Jerusalem begins with Nebuchadnezzar stripping the temple and destroying it along with carrying away the people of Judah to Babylon. Jeremiah grieves as he is witnessing the destruction and Jerusalem and is powerlessness to do anything more about it. Peter writes instructing to represent the godly life, in all ways be a living reflection of the new redeemed man in Christ.
During the forth year of Zedekiah God gives a proclamation for Jeremiah to deliver, days are coming declares the Lord that the appointed time for vengeance against Babylon is coming as it is being judged for it's sin against Israel. Peter writes what it is to be a christian, to be walking in the incredible relationship with the Savior, forgiven and not living in sinful rebellion, being the spiritual cornerstone of the temple of God, His holy priesthood.
Prophecy against Babylon is declared due to their arrogance against God and his people and for being a land obsessed with their many idols. Peter shares the living hope of Jesus and the assurance of salvation of being born again imperishable through the living and enduring word of God with the churches that Paul had planted.
Prophecy comes from Jeremiah against Moab, Edom, Ammon, Damascus, Cedar, Hazar and Elam that terror and horror will come as judgement against them for their part in coming against God's people. Paul pours out how to live godly lives, being peaceable, gentle, showing every consideration, rejecting controversies and argumentative men.
Jeremiah gives the prophecy that God's judgement will come upon Egypt and all those nations that come against Israel. Also, those in Babylon should stay there and live until the 70 years of exile come to an end. Paul gives instruction to Titus for the growth and conduct of both the church inside and among society looking toward the coming glory and hope of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Jeremiah is accused of lying when he warns the remnant of Judah not to go to Egypt and worship other gods but instead they go and in so doing choose their own destruction. Paul is training Timothy to guard against those who are tempted with knowledge, power, and age and become contentious and prideful. Fight the good fight, strive for excellence, keep the faith as you minister.
Jeremiah warns the remnant of Judah against going to Egypt as they will die there but to stay in Babylon and God will save them. Paul writing Timothy for the benefit of the church, protecting the body with discipline, teaching how to care for one another and live in unity.
Habakkuk looking out for the coming of the Chaldean's as the day of judgement for Judah is coming. The enemies that pour out the judgement on Judah will fall under God's judgement. Paul is writing to Timothy that some will fall away under false teaching, guard your teaching, hold fast to godliness. God will restore the people as hinds feet on high places giving them strength.
Jerusalem is burned and plundered along with all the articles of the temple and the people being carried away to Babylon. At the end of the 70 year captivity of Judah, King Cyrus of Persia, seeing his name written in prophecy by God's word, permits the return of God's people to Judah. Paul writes to Timothy teaching about the truth of God in how the body of God's church are to act and function in God's perfect design.
A Babylonian guard freed Jeremiah and allowed him to choose to go to Babylon or stay in Jerusalem, he and the poorest of the people remain in Judah as a remnant. Two psalms are written by Asaph during the time of the destruction of Jerusalem and the exile to Babylon and the terrible slaughter of the Jews. 2 Kings 24 covers a retelling of the Kings of Judah leading up to and including the kings during the deportations of Judah to Babylon.
Jeremiah undergoes more imprisonment and freeing as he delivered the words God gives him, to surrender to the Babylonians and live or refuse and be taken captive along with Jerusalem. King Zedekiah is taken into exile and Jeremiah is spared. Paul urges, rejoice and set your minds on things above. Let His peace be with you as He provides for all your needs.
Jeremiah, in faithfulness to the Lord's instruction, dictates a scroll to Baruch that is read in the temple and taken to the king, who throws it into the fire. God has Jeremiah repeat the words to Baruch to replace the burned scroll. Paul addresses goals in life, everything is counted as loss except for the surpassing love and knowledge of Christ Jesus.
God has Jeremiah compare people of Judah to unfaithful servants and reminds them of all their past disobedience with Judah's destruction and captivity as the result to teach them. Paul stresses to not do anything out of empty conceit or self serving but do all things to the glory of Christ Jesus. Instead, the brethren are called to model Christ.
As Jeremiah is imprisoned for prophesying of Judah's captivity, Judah is being taken captive. God instructs him to buy a piece of land and promises restoration of the land, to have mercy on them and bring forth the Root of David, The Messiah, The King. Paul is writing from the praetorian prison urging the entire Philippian church in love to stand as one body faithful to the gospel of Christ. To live is Christ, to die is gain.
Two great sections of near and far prophesy are told. One, a promise of God that they will return into the land from their captivity where their mourning will turn to joy at the blessings on the land and a new covenant will be established.
God has Jeremiah deliver a message to the exiles in Babylon to carry on with life there and of both near and far prophesy of Israel and Judah, but a false prophet speaks rebellion against this word of God and reaps God's wrath. Paul teaches on familial conduct and to put on the full armor of God.
Jeremiah warns by way of The Lord of Hosts that false prophets will prophesy Babylon will not take Judah captive. Paul shares teachings on marriage and calls on the church to be imitators of Christ, with God in the middle of our marriages honoring the Godly covenant.
The pronouncement of Judah's 70 years of captivity by Jeremiah caused the people to seek his death until priests recalled repetition of this by past prophets who weren't put to death for it. Paul writes to the church reminding them not to go back to their former natures, behaving as they once had but to focus on being sealed, pure and spotless as new creations in Christ.
The captivity into Babylon takes place and Jeremiah is still prophesying while false prophets are continuing to deny the devastation taking place in Judah. The root of Jesse is the hope to come. Paul explains the mystery of Jesus and the gentiles being grafted in, God hasd opened the door that all men might be welcomed in, not just the Jews.
The failings of the governing authorities in Judah and the inevitable captivity that's coming with God saying that they will never return again to Judah or have a king sit on the throne of David. We are made alive in Christ while even dead in our trespasses by the grace of God.
The exile of Babylon is spoken to Pashur the priest by Jeremiah, who grieves at the unpopularity of the message God continually gives him to Prophecy, hence his being named the Weeping Prophet. Pauls letter to the Ephesians is a clear picture of what God desires for us.
As God sends distresses and captivity upon all of Judah, He still grants to the Individuals who stay faithful to Him the ability to bear much fruit. Paul, hearing of Philemon's love and faith asks that Onesimus, a run away slave he witnessed to be welcomed back as a brother in Christ after coming to faith on the behalf of Paul.
God warned Judah & Jerusalem yet they instead worshipped idols so God pronounces a judgement against them, as He still considers them his beloved. Put on the new self, with a new heart of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience as those who are called of Him.
Jeremiah, known as the weeping prophet, continues his lament over Judah and Jerusalem in that if only they would have repented all these things could be avoided. All the hyper-spiritual people who were outwardly forbidding eating certain foods and touching things made by human hands for self advancement and show are destined to perish.
A continuation of the prophecy of doom Jeremiah pronounced on Judah & Jerusalem for their failing to accept correction by God. Paul's letter to the Colossians is one of the clearest teachings of the Trinity in all the Bible.
WIth Jerusalem and Judah's godlessness, God calls for their destruction, but not completely as they hardened their hearts against Jeremiah's warning. Paul arrives in Rome, explains why he's been brought, gives his testimony of faith and spends 2 years in custody freely preaching the Kingdom of God.
The ongoing ministry of Jeremiah is to warn Judah to turn back from sin, using Israel and the mistakes and consequences it's met as an example, yet they do not learn and are taken into captivity in Babylon.
Jeremiah is called as a prophet and given a commission for Judah and Israel. First he addresses Judah and it's apostasy. Paul is sent to Rome and is shipwrecked along the way.
The near and far prophecy of Zephaniah is one of hope when Judah is on it's way down into captivity due to their defilement. A remnant will remain faithful, speaking pure things of The Messiah, Jesus Christ with rejoicing.
God still brings about their downfall as the new kings and peoples hearts didn't turn from their idolatrous ways after Josiah's death resulting in the deportation to Babylon then beginning. Paul makes his defense before Agrippa, giving his testimony of who he'd been previously and who he had become upon the heavenly visitation he had been charged with, the gospel of Jesus Christ... and on to Rome as God had told him.
The reforms of good King Josiah, regaining control of all the north and south, clearing the entire land of cult places and practices after he read the Word found in the Temple of The Lord.
Nineveh is destroyed completely for their rejection of God 130 years after Jonah saw them repent. Josiah, good king of Judah has repairs done in the House of the Lord where the Law is found and humbles himself before God and goes to his grave in peace. Paul stands trial before Festus and appeals to be seen before Caesar in Rome as God had instructed.
Hezekiah builds a miraculous tunnel as Sennacherib invades Judah. God is awesome in power, the victor of all who come against Him. Paul, brought before governor Felix is imporsoned for two years for shouting about the resurrection of the dead in the Temple of The Lord.
Judah's good king Hezekiah is given 15 years of extended life by God when Isaiah told him that he was to die soon. Following his reign two bad kings followed that abandoned God and worshipped idols. The Lord instructed Paul that he was to now be the Lord's witness in Rome and was guarded from a plot to kill him by a group of Jews.
The last two chapters of Isaiah have Israel going into captivity, the nations that conquer them will be judged and Jerusalem will be rebuilt. Then the New Jerusalem of the Millennium will be as God had intended at the creation, with no sacrifices and God will call a remnant who will rejoice over Him Forever.
When Jesus began His ministry he opened up this chapter and verses of Isaiah 61:1-2 to proclaim Himself as The anointed of The Lord and closed the scroll. Chapter 63 is what Jesus is going to say at His second coming in His anger and calling Israel to remember the days of old, return to Me. Paul, before the people of Jerusalem, presents his testimony of persecuting the people of the Way and the transformation that came upon meeting Jesus on the road to Damascus. He is using the law against the pagan world to stop his scourging and begin his journey to Rome.
God gets the people the people of Zion to come to terms with their sin, lovingly reaching out to them by all means necessary. Then in fullfillment of His word the Messiah is going to come to restore and be the light of the world from Zion, Jerusalem, where all the nations will come to bow before Him.
God's ways and thoughts are not our ways and thoughts, and like rain His word will like rain cause growth. There are rewards for obedience to God, as God freely offers mercy in the Messiah to the people of Israel who stay faithful. Paul is seized from the temple upon pushing into Jerusalem and sharing that God's salvation message is for all men.
The balance and harmony of the Old and New Testament are brought together. For Israel a big rebuke and a glorious promise to eventually be reclaimed by God due to their rejecting Him. Chapters 52 & 53 are pivotal chapters for understanding the entire bible as they link Jesus to both the Old and New Testament. When God returns to claim their Jewish nation the second time He will be recognized and they will be joyously praising Him.
More of the near and far prophecy with Jesus being foretold. God's salvation plan reaches to the ends of the earth. God comfort His people and inscribed on the palms of His hands. A powerful parting of Paul from Miletus, on his last missionary journey knowing that savage wolves of false teaches will come in after him. He leaves to take money donated to the starving church in Jerusalem.
Isaiah gives Hezekiah God's word of defeat for the Assyrians. God calls Israel to cease striving and know I am God. The people of Israel are praying for rescue. Paul's closing greeting to all the different people groups naming them one by name.
God's judgement and condemnation fall upon Babylon. Thinking themselves unconquerable Cyrus fulfills the promise of deliverance by God to the Jews.
Isaiah prophesies God's call to King Cyrus by name to restore the Jews and rebuild Jerusalem with God being the supreme authority. The Jews are to put away their idols for only The Lord is righteous and strong. Romans 15 encourages those grafted in gentiles to remain humble before God's chosen people, live as Christ Himself did, with servants hearts, sharing the hope given in Christ Jesus to all the world.
Isaiah speaking of the Messiah Jesus to come with Israel being redeemed and Babylon being destroyed in near and far prophecy. In Roman's 14 we are called not to judge our young brothers weakness with food and customs stumbling them but rather to love them. If we live or die, we are the Lords.
The great call of John the Baptist is foretold along with a veiled word of the second coming and that those who have faith will not run or become weary of the work. All Israel and Jacob are encouraged to look forward to God's renewing. Romans 13 calls us to obey the governing authorities unless it goes agains God's command, give all their due and to love one another as it is the fulfillment of the Law. Make no provision for the flesh and the sin therein.
At God's issue, Hezehiah gets a good word concerning Assyria carrying Judah off and a bad word concerning Babylon as a result of his pride. God moves miraculously for both Hezehiah and Judah. Romans 12 calls us to walk as real believers, come out of the world and self centeredness to selflessness. Be of sound judgement.
Isaiah continues foretelling the downfall, devastation and abandonment of Israel along with hope in the glorious restoration to come. Judah is invaded by Assyria who tries to manipulate the people to fearfully abandon King Hezekiah. Romans 11 addresses the deep things of God and understanding salvation and His mercy, always remembering to remain humble as grafted in branches.
Prophecy repeats of Israel in the north being carried away by captors for being unfaithful to the Lord and their captors also being disciplined by God for taking Israel captive. A future day is to come of great blessing and peace in the land. Romans 10 pronounces that salvation is open to everyone upon hearing and believing through messengers with the good news.
God has condemnation for Jerusalem and Judah due to their rebellion and rejection of Him but He speaks of mercy and grace toward them in the future. Paul lays out to the Jews that even as Abraham was justified by faith, yet so will others not under that Law but under grace also be justified by their faith as well. God has the right to offer redemption to whom He desires.
In the prophecy of Hosea it is stated and repeated in the New Testament, Oh death where are your thorns, Oh Sheol where is your sting. Judah and Israel would come back from the judgement of God. Ephraim's captivity is predicted and Judah is warned, but God is going to lay within Zion a precious cornerstone (Jesus) to bring about righteousness and justice once more. "As a note" During the divided Kingdom era various names are used, the Southern Kingdom names consist of Judah, Zion and Jacob, who go into captivity to Babylon. The Northern Kingdom names consists at this time of Ephriam, Israel and Samaria who go into captivity in Assyria.
The ongoing prophecies of Hosea, the more Israel sins, the harsher life becomes for them as God yearns for His people. There is no condemnation in Christ Jesus, for the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set you free from the law of sin and of death.
Gomer, Hosea's unfaithful wife who went to northern Israel to live the harlots life, where the priests lack knowledge of God leads to devastation for all the people. She returns to him in desperation as life disintegrates mirroring prophetically Israel's harlotry and eventual return to worship of God and His raising them up again.
Hezekiah restores worship of God, being careful to faithfully follow Gods edicts. Hosea marries a harlot representing Israel's harlotry and yet God remains faithful. We all do what we don't want to do because of our sin nature yet Jesus redeems us from that sin that reigns in mortal man.
Hezekiah, king of Judah restores worship in the house of the Lord by the priests, and the people praying humble themselves and are accepted by the Lord. You are a slave to that which you serve. Raised and born again, choose to be enslaved by our benevolent master.
Good king Hezekiah gives the king of Assyria the wealth of the house of the Lord hoping to prevent war, unsuccessfully. Paul explains the results of justification in that while we were helpless sinners Christ died for us, saving us from the wrath of death. The law was given as to help us identify sin, Christ came to free us by grace.
Songs of praise and rejoicing at trusting God and His protection. God saves by faith, none are saved by the Law.
Isaiah prophesies against those countries coming against Israel and rebukes Jerusalem for carrying on in revelry unaware while the city is being besieged by Assyria. Paul gives account of keeping the Law and justification by faith. God's grace in Christ Jesus.
The future of Ethiopia and Egypt prophesied and the complete destruction of Damascus as well. Following the captivity of Israel the worship of God spread into Egypt. If you are going to live by the Law you will be judged by the Law , no forgiveness for breaking the Law. If purchased by Christ, live according to the moral code of Jesus and fulfill the Law under Him with forgiveness being granted.
The King of Babylon is judged for desiring to be like the King Most High, resembling the spirit of Satan in his pride and arrogance wanting to be equal to God. Instead, the final destruction of Israel will not come but instead they will be reestablished.
An explanation of why Israel was taken captive by Babylon and why they fell along with judgement coming upon Babylon for their unfaithfulness, cruelty and for coming against Israel. Romans lays out the downward spiral of man without God, knowing about God and choosing to not follow Him but rather worshiping the creation instead of the Creator.
Ahaz, king of Judah closes the temple down and in trying to appease the Assyrian king compromises worship of God by turning to worshipping Baal. Paul calls the Corinthian church to examine themselves, not to look the other way from a brothers sin but instead help to restore them.
Prophesied birth of The King in Bethlehem, the real condemnation of God and what God requires of His people for He is the source of Salvation and Light. Paul pleads to keep the church pure and defends himself against false teachers telling of a vision he had, a thorn in his flesh and his authority of apostleship in Christ.
Micah the prophet (spans thousands of years) foretells the heavenly judgement of God and jumping way ahead, the establishment of God's Kingdom. Paul defends his authority in the face of people listening to foolish men teaching a gospel other than the truth of Christ.
Some of the most well known and amazing Prophecies in the Bible in these Chapters. well worth the listen.
Amos Prophecies against all of the abuses of the Northern ten tribes. They were completely on themselves and making money and had no concern for God or for the poor. For is and other sins they were goin to be captured and their land would lay desolate.
Paul in Corinthians 9 again stressed the importance of tithing. But Paul had the Poor Christians in mind when he was collecting offerings from all the Churches. Her was not looking to enrich himself but those around him.
Amos gives some of his strongest prophecies against the Northern Tribes. They were living like Kings and mistreating the poor. They were sacrificing to the Lord but He was rejecting it because they were living after the flesh.
Paul gives encouragement to believers in Tithing
continued Prophecies against Israel for her unfaithfulness to God. Amos propecies destruction to both Judah and Israel for their Idolatry.
Paul Encourages the Church to continue in Godliness
Isaiah see God on His throne and is called into ministry and cleansed by the burning coal that touches his lips.
Isaiah is then given the prophecy of the virgin that would bear a son who name would be Emanuel. A prophecy that had a near and a far fulfillment.
Paul in 2 Corinthians 6 exhorts the unbeliever to accept the Gospel; "today is the day of salvation" and encourages the beleivers to not be unequally yolked.
Isaiah gives a number of Prophecies regarding Israel's future glory and their furture Captivity. Israel will one day be the desired by all Nations but before that will happen fist Israel must repent of it's rejection of the Root of Jesse, (Jesus).
Paul in Chapter here gives us some of the most interesting and exciting descriptions of what we can look forward to as believers. He also reminds us that God came into the world through Jesus in order to redeem us.
a Look into the lives of the Kings of Judah and Israel. their victories and their failures as well as God's mercies and judgements upon them.
2 Corinthians is a look into Paul's willingness to endure any hardship for the benefit of the believes and the sake of the Gospel.
Jonah the reluctant prophet. One bad king after another in Israel continues along with some from Judah as well. Paul urges the Corinthians to be obedient in all things, writing church discipline but also restoration and forgiveness for repentant brother.
Amaziah of Judah is blessed for obeying God's prophet then turns to following pagan gods and ends up fleeing Jerusalem and being killed. The diety of Christ is laid out as the outward expression of God. Paul desires to come to Corinth but God's hand moves as it wills.
Joash , influenced by Johoiada the priest, has the house of the Lord repaired, yet turned back to Baal worship after Jehoiada's death. More timeline of Israel's division taking place with many similar names Israel and Judah. Paul gives instructions and greetings to the church of Corinth.
The kings of the north and their genealogy follow after the evil of Jeroboam as idolaters. Reparation of the Temple of God begins as Jehoash reigns and draws Judah back into worship of God.
Seventy sons of Ahab along with everyone else connected to Ahab are slaughtered along with all of those who worshipped Baal and the alters to Baal are destroyed, routing out evil in Samaria. Paul is sharing his clear vision given through Jesus of resurrection and salvation.
God fulfills what He had spoken through the prophets of the Kings of the North and South along with Jezebel.
Israel and Judah continue being seduced away from God. Elisha wept at the evil that he saw coming at the hand of Joram. Paul addresses speaking in tongues, prophesying and disruptions during worship by calling for proper use of the gifts of God to be used in an orderly manner.
Elisha instructs Naaman on how God will heal him of leprosy while Elisha's servant tries to profit from a prophet. The greatest of these is Love, Paul speaking to the church of the spiritual gifts.
Elisha has the Lord's anointing of Elijah upon him, performing many miracles. Teaching on the proper perspective of the possession of various gifts of the Lord in the body of the church.
Elijah is taken up to heaven in chariots of fire. Elisha's ministry begins by taking upon Elijah's mantel and immediately being challenged by worshippers of Baal.
Obadiah prophesies the doom of the Edomites for gloating over Israel's misfortune. God judges the unjust and confounds His enemies. Elijah foretells the King of Israel's death for seeking a false god's decision. Christian order and what the Lord's Supper represent are explained as Jesus taught Paul.
A list of the rise and fall of kings in Judah until a priest sees that the son in hiding will lead them back to Godliness. Paul's wisdom simplified is, be a good witness and be sensitive to the spiritually weaker brothers and sisters in the church.
Jehoshaphat is judged by God as once again he made a bad alliance with the king of Israel after God had answered the prayers of Judah, delivering them without raising a hand. Paul shares his compulsion to preach the gospel being the stewardship given him my Jesus.
Jehoshaphat aligns with Ahab compromising himself and because Ahab fails to listen to a prophet of God he is killed by a random arrow, he thought he could escape God's judgement.
Ahab sulks due to coviting Naboth's vineyard so Jezebel plots and has Naboth killed. Elisha speaks of God's plan of retribution to Ahab. We, having knowledge need to be sensitive so as not to cause our brothers to stumble by the provoking of a conscience that is weak in understanding, thereby tempting him to sin.
Elijah flees for his life in exhaustion and fear of Jezebel's threat, goes to the mountain of God and heard God's voice in a gentle wind. Ahab failed to learn "don't mess with the prophets." Paul's teachings on marriage.
Obadiah meets Elijah, and Elijah meets with Ahab where a challenge is proposed to meet at Mount Carmel, and God is proven. Flee from immorality and glorify God, the body is the Lord’s.
Good King Jehoshaphat rules and has the priests go city to city teaching all of Judah the Law. Elijah speaks the word of God to Ahab, God provides and raises the son of a widow who's caring for Elijah. Immorality enters the Corinthian church, the body becomes arrogant instead of mourning.
Judah's king Asa reforms worship back to God then relies on cunning and pacts instead of God, thereby provoking God to anger. Jericho is being rebuilt by pagan idolators and the Northern Kingdom turns further and further from God. The Corinthian church is falling into false doctrine and Paul warns, stay humble and be servants.
The divided kingdom, Israel in the north and Judah in the south, Judah had a few good kings there were none in the North. Abijah prays for God's strength in war and God delivers them as miraculous acts. One plants, one waters, God causes the growth. Boast in God alone.
Jeroboam drives northern Israel further from the Lord by worshiping idols with severe consequences at God's hand. An old prophet fails to heed God's instruction and another accounts for his death. Paul is called to preach the full gospel of Jesus to many including the prideful Corinthians. Boast in Christ Alone.
Foreign wives of Solomon led to worship of foreign gods, golden calves and only one tribe of Israel, Judah following after the house of David. Paul reasons daily for Jesus Christ and healing and casting out demons in the name of Jesus, leading many men to fear the loss of power and financial gain by those who are turning to Jesus.
The Queen of Sheba blesses Solomon with unparalleled gifts, Solomon amasses great wealth and power. Solomon dies. Proverb of Agur and Lemuel instructing still on wisdom and righteous living.
Solomon's wives turn his heart away from God to serving foreign gods' thereby God ordains ten tribes to be torn from Solomon's hand. Paul is encouraged by God to turn from teaching the Jews and instead teach the gentiles more accurately the new covenant of Christ leading him on more missionary journeys.
King Solomon concludes with, Fear God and Keep His commands. The Queen of Sheba tests Solomon and marvels at his incomparable wisdom and wealth in every way. Paul instructs to be diligent, speaking agains false doctrine that was causing men to stop working and lazing about until the Lord's return.
Solomon's perspective of wisdom says we are all going to die, in this life we have an opportunity to morally do right or wrong with the accompanying consequences, in the next you don't. Paul gives a strong confirmation that the day of the Lord is coming but a false message is passing among the church that it has already come.
God appears to Solomon a second time having heard his prayers and offers a promise and a warning. Solomon builds cities and expands, builds a house for his wife away from the holy temple and ark. Jesus quotes many parts of this proverb. Who is our hope, Paul asks, us at Christ's second coming.
Psalms of Assent and Praise for all God is and all He's created, all glory is God's. Paul writes to the believers in Thessalonia about their misconceptions of what Jesus said about Himself and His second coming.
Solomon dedicates the temple to the Glory of God offering prayers and sacrifices after God's presence fills the temple. Paul presents the gospel in Thessalonica, Berea and Athens. He boldly proclaims God is the God over all creation with various responses.
The Ark was brought into the newly completed temple of God, with God's glory then filling the temple. Paul ends his letter to the Galatians trying to explain what the grace of God is, how it works and how it works apart from the law.
The Temple is completed and the Ark is brought in with Solomon praying for God to hear the people of the land when they sin and restore them. Paul questions who came in among the believers with a false gospel and works righteousness. Salvation is not something to be earned, but by Grace alone, faith alone.
Solomon builds his palace and Hiram of Tyre comes and works in the Temple creating the articles of bronze. Paul comes with a strong defense against the Judaizers and their application of the law.
Hiram King of Tyre recognizes the Great God of Israeli in agreement with Solomon and assists in building the Temple and a palace for Solomon. Paul explains that salvation came through Abraham by faith and that we are all one in Christ Jesus.
Encouragement for the righteous to press on being diligent about the things we're called to do. Solomon makes and alliance with King Hiram of Tyre and builds The Temple. Paul rebukes Peter publicly for teaching a false gospel.
Avoiding bad business, seeking great wealth for wealths sake, drinking, gluttony, rebellion of spirit, total selfishness on all levels...all the things that draw a man away from godliness and to their ruin. Righteousness vs Unrighteousness, flesh vs Spirit.
There is moral life and conduct that bring about either downfall or blessings. Paul writes the book of Galatians to address false teachers. This is a book to read when people are getting off track in their faith walk.
Proverbs continue as guides to our lives. It is pleasing to the Lord those who are humble and strive toward righteousness. Paul called to Macedonia is immediately under attack and jailed, allowing God's miraculous hand to move.
A continuation of the wise sayings of Solomon, written to be read individually and meditated upon.
Contrasts of the righteous vs the wicked, of the beneficial vs the unprofitable and of the wise vs the fool. Do what is right before the Lord and prosper. The Council of Jerusalem meet and agree that salvation is by God's grace alone and not by works, for both the Jew and the Gentile.
Fathers, teach your young men the rewards of wisdom and the dangers of immorality. The beginning of wisdom is wisdom. James is the New Testament book of wisdom. Don't seek out riches to be rich, learn to live a life with riches.
Solomon glorifying the union of husband and wife in purity, bound together and sealed in love. Proverbs of Solomon addressing issues of wisdom, directed toward the young and naive in how to walk in God's ways. James pronounces for us to walk humbly before the Lord and seek Him before all things.
The blessings of Solomon and his Shulammite bride's marriage with an old Mediterranean view of beauty. God's ability to tame the tongue where man is unable.
God bestows unmatched wisdom upon Solomon due to his prayer request and he renders his first wise decision as king. James is the New Testament equivalent to Solomon praying for wisdom in that Jesus' brother James asks for God's wisdom and councils us to seek it as well.
Psalm 19, the longest written as a poem expresses mans need for God's guidance and direction as He loves us and seeks to give us safety and peace in relationship with Him. A lame man is healed by Paul, resulting in his stoning death. He then got up and returned to the city that stoned him.
Psalms of David in faith praising God for the security of those who trust in Him and seek His refuge in old age.
Before David's death he gives Solomon charge in how to deal with those who had sinned against God or God's anointed. Judgement delayed is not judgement denied. The first missionary journey of Paul and Barnabus, outpouring of the Holy Spirit with many being saved and the start of Paul's persecution.
A psalm of thanksgiving for the Lord's saving goodness. The Stone which the builders rejected has become the Chief Cornerstone. Intrigue leads David to announce Solomon as king before his death.
Psalms of praise and worship songs that are sung at the Passover each year. Harod wants to kill Peter, he's imprisoned, chained and asleep between two guards when an angel frees him.
The reign of David ends, Solomon’s begins and David dies. Peter gives an account of how to be saved was presented to the gentiles in Caesarea. The Good News begins to spread widely and the disciples began being called Christians in Antioch.
A prayer of David who sees God's goodness and nearness rather than God being distant and aloof. David is preparing everything for Solomon to become king, including appointing many people groups to positions of service across the spectrum.
God calls specific people to act in worship, music is a structured ministry like the priesthood as David wrote psalm songs of worship. You can't escape the long arm of God. Peter's is given a vision of nothings unclean God gives him. Cornelius and an audience of gentiles accept the gospel given by Peter and are baptized.
A psalm that is used to confuse the Pharisees -in the old concealed, in the new revealed - David is king lord but is under The Lord. David is setting things up for Solomon to become king, laying everything out to protect both Solomon and Israel from confusion about how to honor God.
A song of praise at the dedication of the house of the Lord. Saul is transformed from persecuting the church to Paul, a chosen instrument by God, to bear His name before the gentiles and kings and the sons of Israel. Peter in the power of the Holy Spirit heals a dead woman.
Meditations of how holy, loving and righteous God is. David sins and takes a census angering the Lord for not trusting in Him. David repents and builds and alter to the Lord.
The mighty men of David are named. David prays for grace and protection and exults the Lord for His faithful lovingkindness. As Saul begins ravaging the church Philip meets with an Ethiopian eunuch and shares the gospel with him which results in his baptism being the first gentile conversion.
David takes responsibility for his own sin and asks God for help. David and the sons of Korah's admonition of their depression and how they're dwelling on it, yet David writes glorifying God saying all the He's done for him.
David settles an account against Saul for the Gibeonites. David prays for the protection from the wicked. Steven gives the historic testimony of Israel and cries out to the Lord while being martyered for saying he saw Jesus seated beside God.
David is reestablished as king and Joab councils him for lamenting over Absalom's death, thereby shaming the same men who fought loyally for his return. Sheba leads a revolt against David and Amasa is murdered.
Psalms of David seeing himself still in great sin yet trusting God in all times as king, seeking Him for guidance, confident in His protection and deliverance from secret enemies. The apostles choose Steven (who's filled with the Holy Spirit) and six others to serve the fellowship of believers. Steven draws the attention of many of the religious leaders who become threatened by his wisdom and accuse him falsely.
Absalom chases after David as the new king but comrades bring news of his plots. Absalom becomes entangled and is killed, all consequences of David's sin. Ananias & Sapphira die by God's hand. Jealousy causes Peter and the apostles to be imprisoned.
Psalms of David written possibly while running from Absalom, being forced to fully trust the Lord God. With David in a strategic retreat more intrigue ensues as Absalom takes over as king and the prophecy Nathan gave David as a judgment by God plays out.
Intrigue after a coup by Absalom with David fleeing Jerusalem. Psalms of David trusting God's will to either return him to leadership of Jerusalem or not. Peter and John are imprisoned for disobeying orders to stop testifying to all they had witnessed with Jesus.
Tamar is violated by Amnon and Absalom takes revenge. David sends Absalom away and Joab manipulates his return and reuniting with David.
As David was faced with the heavy burden of his sin against the Lord, David's psalms of repentance and thanking God for forgiveness. A prayer for Jerusalem also. God heals a lame man, Peter gives a second sermon of the gospel of Jesus in the temple, of sin and separation from God.
David does evil in the sight of the Lord and Nathan rebukes him for it. God pronounces retribution for his actions foretelling war all of David's life, causing David to repents before the Lord. The Holy Spirit comes upon the disciples causing a crowd to gather and Peter addresses the crowd with many thousands being baptized.
David asks for the justice of God. Psalms praising God for his answer to prayers, of suffering and prophecy of Jesus and words He spoke and quoted on the cross from the Psalm.
Due to David's messengers being humiliated and abused by the Ammonites his army defeated both they and the Arameans. Enemies roar, trust in the Lord. Jesus commanded his disciples to gather together in Jerusalem and wait for what the Father promised and ascended before them. The disciples selected a 12th apostle to replace Judas.
David praying for blessings for Israel. By God's work all things exist, Praise to the Creator & Preserver. Guard against being hardhearted . David triumphs over his main enemies as established king. Jesus appears at the Sea of Galilee and teaches that our times are in His hands.
With the Spirit's lens of grace and love the history of all the beautiful things the Lord had done for Israel is laid out. God's promise of the permanence of David's lineage forever. The reverent recounting of David's moving the ark to Jerusalem as he is established on his throne after Saul died.
David's throne will be established forever, God reigns eternal praise Him, worship Him as He's the righteous judge. He has made us stand with the upright before Him, His lovingkindness lives forever. Jesus resurrects on the third day and angels announce Him. He walks and eats with the disciples and the women and blesses them as He's carried up to heaven.
David has the Ark transported to Jerusalem but now seeing God's power he treats the Ark with respect and honor as God had instructed Moses. The righteous and the wicked are contrasted. Jesus resurrects and teaches to live by faith not by sight giving instructions to his disciples to go make disciples to the ends earth before he ascends promising that He is always with us, even to the end of the age.
God is a loving God, even in distress we are to trust Him to see us through. David, striving to be a Godly King runs into trouble transporting the Ark of the Covenant. He also inquires of God if he is to go to battle with the Philistines as his first test of being king when they raid a territory of Israel, and God gives instruction.
David continues to build support from the tribes that previously aligned with Saul. In the Psalms covering the head with oil running down is used to express God's covering over just as the Holy Spirit covers over. Also, the recounting of Israel's history of God's faithfulness and Israel's repeated unfaithfulness as God continually offers mercy. The crucifixion from beginning to end follows along with prophecy to the last detail.
David's ratification as king by the entire population unifying Israel as a nation. David gains fame, alliances and wives with Jerusalem becoming the capital city.
Saul's removed as king by God for not obeying and believing in Him. We long to be as mature as the Psalmist's in faith and words of praise in all times. Jesus is taken captive at the admission of “I Am He” and they all fell back to the ground at the power of his words yet He gave himself over freely to be taken.
The offspring of Levi and Aaron, the priestly lineage and the hand of God among these families. The whole tribe of Levi had a special place in Israel, given to the service of God. This chapter gives a broad and correct description of Levi's genealogy.
Trust, suffering, praise, spiritual conflicts, victory of holy believers, thanksgiving, and personal communion with the Creator. These psalms lead us to glorify and worship the Most High and repentance, confession, restoration, and prayer.
Follow this series of Psalms that show us justice, wisdom, and prophecy, and find the counsel of truth in your spiritual life. 1 Chronicles and the connection with the lineage of the Messiah and Matthew the evidence of fulfilled prophecy.
The history of Israel and its chronology, the past and the connection that takes us to Habraham, Noah and Adam. The true story of a biblical past that gives us a true future towards a real God. The God of Israel is the same in the past, present and future.
This is the beginning to the end of Israel as a unified nation after Saul's death some chose to follow after Saul's son rather than David, the anointed king of God, and civil war breaks out thereafter. Jesus is the true vine from the Father and we are grafted in to bear good fruit as the Helper comes to help us. Our joy comes from keeping His commands.
Psalms written by David as he is running from the persecution of Saul. David is used to running his entire life yet never questions God but rather continues in faith and trust. Upon Saul and Johnathan's deaths David writes this tribute respecting the tremendous burden of being the king of Israel and honors the lives of God's anointed.
By God's hand, David wins a great battle and all that was taken was restored while Saul lost all that was taken including he and his sons lives. David's Psalm of seeing as the Holy Spirit is upon him that even in his failings he is still righteous because of God's righteousness being on him. Called to follow after Jesus, he who has seen Me has seen the Father. The Helper, sent in Jesus name, will teach you all things.
David's location is given up while hiding from Saul and he cries out to God in his helplessness, yet looks past the present situation turning his eyes to God's power and faithfulness, trusting him even during the night watches. The fall of Saul in visiting the witch of En-dor where Samuel foretells of Saul’s imminent death. The Phillistine's while preparing to go fight Saul, send David away from the battled out of fear of his alliance shifting.
David flees from Saul to the land of the Philistines and deceives the king of Gath by killing tribes of the land yet telling the king he was raiding and killing Israelites to gain his confidence. Both Psalm are of David wanting to give God all the glory for his victories but also to be vindicated and rescued. Before the Passover feast and his betrayal, Jesus washes his disciples feet demonstrating the servanthood of Jesus and calling them to do the same saying "all will know you are my disciples by your love for one another."
David deals with a fool and a king, with God in both cases restraining his hand. Abigail enters the line of the Messiah.
David’s psalms of trusting God to judge, to save the faithful, and of being far from home yet strong with God. Judas betrays Jesus, Simon warned, and Jesus goes silently as a lamb to the slaughter by choice …yet is going to the cross as the Son of God, as Messiah, as deity.
David clips Saul's robe and Saul sees David's righteousness and that the kingdom will be his. Psalms where David is looking for protection from his enemies as they persue him and desires nothing more than to dwell in the house of the Lord forever and look upon His beauty, taking refuge in the Lord as only He alone can rescue.
Saul in his jealous pursuit to kill David slays the priests of Nob only causing David to acquire a greater following.
David’s psalms asking God for strength and deliverance from his enemies. David and his mean eat consecrated bread while fleeing Saul and their enemies. The first Communion shared between Christ’s disciples and Jesus. The betrayal of Jesus accomplished by the Pharisees' using a kiss.
David kills Goliath armed with The Lord! Johnathan's heart is knit to David and Saul becomes jealous, envious and afraid of David and plans ways to kill him.
God sees the heart, Saul anoints David and God's spirit comes upon him while the Spirit of God leaves Saul and an evil spirit comes and torments him. Oil is poured on Jesus preparing him for his burial, Judas betrays Him and the first Lord's supper is taken. Jesus is betrayed, taken prisoner and abandoned by his disciples while Simon denies even knowing Jesus.
Saul, rather than following the direction the Lord gave him, takes matters into his own hands as the Philistines were defeated.by Johnathan. God desired Saul’s obedience rather than sacrifice.
Samuel prepares Israel for his death also the beginning and end of Saul's reign due to his not trusting in the lord and acting on behalf of Samuel the priest.
1 Samuel 10-11 covers the anointing of Saul as King and his first victory in battle as the new King of Israel. In the New new Testament, Matthew 25 covers a number of Parables of Jesus including the 10 virgins and the servants who were given tablets to invest for their Master. All these Paraboles were given by Jesus to model fo us the kingdom of God and how one comes into His kingdom.
Samuel's sons are no good so the people want a king like everyone else, thus beginning the kingdom of Israel. God warns what a king will be and has Samuel appoint Saul.
The arc, having been captured is passed around foreign lands causing death among them while Samuel becomes Israel's spiritual guide and the arc is returned to Israel. Jesus tells his disciples there's going to be a tribulation, I am going to return, Be Ready!
God calls Samuel and Samuel obediently answers, giving the prophetic word of God to Eli about the end of his house in Israel. The arc of the covenant is captured by the Philistines.
Hannah, who is barren dedicates her son Samuel to the Lord, as God provided the cry of her heart. Samuel lives and ministers to Eli the priest. Jesus teaches of things to come and His prophetic return warning...Be Alert! Look for these signs.
Boaz redeems Ruth and marries her, brings joy back to Naomi through their child and the line of David begins.
Israel seeks a way to save the tribe of Benjamin after the slaughter of all the men due to the great immorality that crept in. Naomi becomes a bitter widow yet Ruth remains loyal to her. Jesus explains what's to come for Jerusalem and the rest of the world.
The Levite and his concubine caused a major battle, Gibeah and the Benjamites are slaughtered. Spies, Pharisees and Sadducees attempt to trick Jesus into making some statement where they can turn Him over to the authorities.
The tribe of Dan, unhappy with the land God gave them as an inheritance, take a land not their own and worship foreign gods there. Also, the sad story of Levite's concubine degraded.
Sampson, weak in morals is seduced by Delilah to his destruction. Micah, the household Idol and the young Levite. Jesus rebukes the religious leaders as hypocrites for their self serving and self glorification.
Sampson's life and the nazarite vow. He is a military deliverer assigned by God but he draws closer to the flesh than to the Lord.
God raises up Jephthah, the ninth judge who makes a terrible vow. Jesus relates the parable of the vineyard to Himself, welcome the servants, welcome the son, but instead they kill him.
After Gideon's death, Abimelech, tying to amass power conspires against Israel so he can rule Shechem. Oppression by the Philistines and the Amorites after Abimelech's death as Israel in following him turned away from God.
Gideon kills two leaders of Succoth and brings peace to Israel once again but afterwards the Israelites turn from God. Jesus gives the people a bible study on God's plan all along to receive Him as their Messiah through the parable of the wedding feast.
God sends Gideon to deliver Israel from the Mediates, cutting down the altar of Baal and the Asherah and uses 300 men to deceive them to their destruction.
The second judge, Deborah, along with another woman, Jael, are used to route the enemy. Mary anoints Jesus' feet as He foretells of His coming death, as the struggle with the Pharisees continues and the peoples hearts are blinded to the reality of His mission.
Joshua dies and the new generation, not knowing God, are dominated and controlled by foreign gods until they cry out to God as a result of their own sin. God appoints a judge with the Spirit upon him to lead and deliver them in HIs mercy.
As the Israelites conquered the lands, without Joshua as their guide they become more disobedient to God's instructions to cleanse the land of all the Canaanites. Upon Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem His authority is questioned, He speaks perfect wisdom and truth as He cleans house and prepares it for the perfect sacrifice.
Just before Joshua dies he reviews Israel's history with them and again warns to serve no other gods. Jesus shares the parable of the Mines and good servants and Zacchaeus.
The allotment of 48 cities for the Levites. The tribes beyond the Jordan return to the land of their possession and build an offensive altar.
The allotment of the land is assigned to each tribe and cities of refuge are designated.
The history of how the tribes took or didn't take their lands. Jesus wept as He entered Jerusalem recognizing that the people had no idea who was actually entering Jerusalem, Their True King. Parables follow showing those who will or won't choose to obey and recognize, believe, or reject The King.
An everlasting title deed of inheritance as the land of Canaan is divided among all the tribes, the promise of God answering their prayers made in Egypt. Caleb takes on more Giants by faith at 85 years old.
As a wandering group of Jewish slaves empowered by God, Israel defeats thirty one established armies and their kings. Jesus heals the blind man and shares the principle of grace and mercy to all generously given beyond earning and duration of devotion to Him in the story of the landowner.
Israel, returning to a spirit filled life have a great victory in Ai after their earlier defeat due to Achan's lustful greed. Jesus teaches through parables of yielding hearts in faith to God and testifies of His coming death.
Israel’s successful conquest of Jericho by the hand of God followed by Israel’s defeat at Ai due to the sin of one man. Jesus teaches the parables concerning divorce, little children and the dangers of wealth.
Joshua leads Israel and the Ark to the miracle of the crossing of the Jordan, a step in Faith and a memorial built.
Israel is called to fully embrace the Lord their God as their strong fortress as they prepare to enter the Land of their inheritance. The story begins of Joshua, Rahab and the spies of Israel crossing into the land and the offering of salvation.
Moses presents the blessings for each tribe of Israel before his death and is shown the entire promised land by God before his hidden burial at Mt Nebo.
God foretells Moses’ death on Mt. Nebo, the future harlotry of the sons of Israel and gives them a song of remembrance to sing yearly. Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead angering the chief priests and Pharisees, begining the process of His imminent crucifixion. Jesus IS the resurrection.
The heart of Father God being poured out through Mose, telling the entire nation of Israel to "Choose Life that you may live", as He sees all of the choices they're about to make laying before Him.
Once across the Jordan. they are to be divided into two camps, one at Mt. Ebal reading immeasurable blessings the other on Mt. Gerizim reading unfathomable curses as a warning, depending on their faithfulness and dependence on God. The 10 lepers are cleansed and Jesus talks to them and us about being ready for His eminent return.
God calls the new generation of Israel after they cross the Jordan to set up an altar of large stones as a reminder of all the statutes and commandments He has laid out to them and of all He has done and will do for them as beneficiaries of their forefathers.
Continued Laws of hygiene, divorce, property rights and equitable treatment of all laid before them. The pleading of the man in Hades to Abraham... they won't even listen to someone who rises from the dead, Jesus rose and seeing wasn't believing, the people that believed were the ones that believed by faith.
God's continued moral, familial, and neighborly laws provided for protection before they enter the land. Cursed is anyone that hangs upon a tree before the age of grace provided through Jesus The Christ taking the curse upon Himself.
The instruction continues for how they were to live in the land, providing cities of refuge to manslayers until trial and that in warfare to go out in complete reliance and trust in God's faithfulness to them.
Regulations about feasts, administration of justice and divination that before they enter the land. To listen to the priests and when they decide they want a king he must follow Me. The dinner guests who respond come to the feast, as Jesus' dinner guests who respond to His invitation will join Him as His bride at the wedding feast in heaven.
Guidance is given concerning clean and unclean animals for food along with how to care for the poor and the freeing of slaves. Jesus gives a direct call to repent as all sin is alike, pointing out hypocrisy in many forms.
God's strict commands to the new generation warning idols and any pagan or cultic practices. They are called to respect the lifeblood of any sacrifice for the tabernacle and live near it.
Moses presented a blessing and a curse as he continues recounting Israel's journey with the warning, fear the Lord your God, and love Him, and serve the Lord your God with all your heart and Keep His commandments and be blessed.
Moses continued the recounting of all God did to care for Israel and their repeated rebellion and sin. Be ready, don’t store up on earth but look ahead to heaven Now. Seek first the kingdom of God and be about the Father’s business.
God offers warning to this new generation against taking other gods before Him and promises them untold blessing and protection if they but Love the Lord their God with all their heart and follow Him only.
To the new generation preparing to enter the Promised Land God repeats The 10 Commandments that they might succeed. Jesus teaches by Faith and heart is eternal life available, sends out the 70 without Him and teaches Martha the importance of sitting at His feet and listening, busyness has its time.
A continued recounting of their journey from Egypt to the Jordan as this new generation prepares to cross over into the Promised Land with a warning Remember Your God!
Deuteronomy begins with a look back over Israel’s troubled faith journey to the Jordan. Jesus, before unbelieving Jews points them to the prophecies as witness to his deity.
God’s laws regarding the punishment of manslayers differentiating by accident or murder. The Pharisees assign sin to the blind man healed by Jesus and for Jesus healing him.
A review of the journey of Israel from Egypt to the Jordan and I instructions for apportioning Canaan before they enter the land.
The seventh month feasts for the people to celebrate the blessings of the Lord with offerings. Jesus Is the Light of the World, The Truth that will set you free and Greater than Abraham.
Not permitted to cross the Jordan Moses instead ascends Mount Nebo and is taken home to heaven to see his fathers. Joshua is commissioned to God’s service In preparation to cross the Jordan.
Recounting of the new generation of Israelites set to cross the Jordan so God may appoint their lot divisions. Jesus goes secretly to the feast allowing people to seek the truth of how He is, a division breaks out. Jesus goes secretly to the feast allowing people to decide for themselves the truth of who He is. Division breaks out.
Balak, continuing to seek Israel’s destruction pushes Balaam, who finds Israel’s weak point leading to a plague and murder before it all ends.
The Bronze Serpent lifted, Og’s death, Balak…Balaam and the talking donkey. Jesus teaches the restoration of the lost that none should perish, forgiveness and mercy.
Purification for contact with anything dead by red heifer water. Striking the rock leads to Aaron’s death.
The twelve tribes witness the budding rod that leads to the inheritance and responsibilities of the Levites. Jesus speaks of who are greatest, the Mount of Transfiguration and continued healing.
The Lord teaches us to number our days. As a result of the pridefulness of the Kohathites and the sons of Israel grumbling as God’s hand moved, some very hard lessons are learned.
Moses intercedes for the rebellious people who want to return to Egypt.God pronounces their 40 years of wandering in the desert for their unbelief. The transfiguration of Jesus on the mount and God proclaiming Him as His only Son.
The Spies go into the promised land and bring back giants grapes and the news of a Giant problem they were facing. Jesus feeds the four thousand and Peter proclaims Jesus as the messiah, the Son of God.
The camp of Israel picks up and begins their journey with God guiding them. Quickly they begin to complain for meat and the things of Egypt and some begin to prophecy. God gives them meat.
The sons of Israel’s Purification and cleansing for coming near to the Lord and traveling with God leading them by cloud and fire. Jesus warns to beware of the Pharisees and foretells His death.
Israel’s tribe leaders make an offering of their best that the Lord required of them to come before Him. Jesus addresses false religion and tradition vs worshipping with the heart.
The Laws pertaining to a jealous husband and adultery and of separating man or woman by vow in dedication to the Lord. Aaron’s Benediction, The Lord Bless You….
Duties of the Levitical families pertaining to moving the Tabernacle and it’s contents. Jesus deals with the Pharisees and heals the gentile woman as a result of her faith.
Moses is given the order of the Israelite camps layout around the tabernacle by tribe and number, with the Tabernacle and God at the center.
Moses takes a count of all the tribes of Israel minus the Levites. The miracles of Jesus are expounded upon by John.
God establishes the festivals of the Sabbath year and Jubilee. God also establishes the rites of redemption through the Kinsmen redeemer.
Stringent laws, celebrations and holy days are put before the camp to honor God’s holiness as the justice system is being set up. Jesus’ deity is being clearly evidenced daily including on the Mount of Transfiguration.
Specific requirements are given to the priests for sacrifices, offerings and to inwardly and outwardly model holiness for the people before Lord.
The Laws continue pertaining to idolatry, human sacrifice, immorality and other diversities.
Explanation of proper handling of blood sacrifices and sexual immorality Laws laid out. Details accounting the events leading to John the Baptist’s death an how rapidly the people following Jesus grew.
The Laws of Cleanliness for their physical diseases and possessions. The Day of Atonement using a scapegoat for their sins.
The Laws for Leprous cleansing of a person or home explained. John the Baptist is killed, Jesus feeds the 5,000 and walks on water.
Setting up the system by which the Israelites are to be cleansed before they can come before God. Blessings and Challenges come to Jesus' disciples as He prepares them to be sent out.
Aaron and his sons are consecrated. Aaron begins the sin offering and God consumed it by fire before the people. Jesus heals the Demoniac and Jairus' daughter.
The sacrificial system begins with the priests being consecrated and the allotting of their portion being set.
Moses presents God’s Law of Guilt offerings and the specific requirements of the priests. Jesus shares more parables of faith, giving explanation only to His disciples later.
God spoke with Moses of the Grain, Peace and Sin offerings. Moses speaks to the sons of Israel all of these offerings and the necessity for them.
The Tabernacles erected and filled by The Glory of God who then traveled amongst Israel day and night. God instructs on making burnt offerings. Jesus shares parables and performs miracles.
The Tabernacle and it’s contents, along with the priestly garments, are completed according to God’s instructions given Moses.
Freewill offerings for the tabernacle were overly generous and in time needed to be restrained. The construction is begun by skilled craftsmen of everything the Lord required.
Moses ascends Sinai with two tablets and God renews the covenant. Moses’ face shines before God while Israel gives gifts. Jesus speaks publicly in parables and explains them to His disciples afterwards.
Moses returns from Mt. Sinai to Israel worshipping an idol. Moses intercedes on their behalf as they learn to completely depend on Him. Moses asks to see God face to face.
God giving more details for worship now and in the coming ages to Moses. God gives Moses the two tablets of the testimony, tablets of stone, written by the finger of God.
God continues laying out to Moses how the Priests are to be ordained, they and their vestiges are consecrated, and daily sacrifices to be performed. Jesus instructs how to pray and challenges the Pharisees on the errors of their ways.
God continues laying out to Moses all the details of the tabernacle, articles for use within it and the apparel for the priests for worship.
Book of the Covenant read, Hebrews are consecrated to the Lord by blood. God speaks with Moses 40 days upon the mountain. Jesus sends word to John the Baptist the prophesies fulfilled by Him, then delivered the call, “Come Unto Me.”
A continuation of Laws for the Hebrew Nation, the Sabbath rest and three national feasts commanded by The Lord. God promises to protect and care for them if they are obedient as He sends them to conquer those before them on the way to the promised land.
The “Ten Commandments” and the first Installment of National Hebrew laws are given to the people. Jesus heals a Centurion’s servant and raises a woman’s son from the dead. Jesus sends two disciples to John the Baptist to report of miracles He performed removing all doubt of His deity.
After 400 years under Egypt’s pagan worship Israel is reintroduced to God. Jethro and Moses form a system of government. The Lord descends upon Mount Sinai and speaks to Moses who is to prepare the people before God.
Israel having witnessed God’s power and His providing of manna, water and meat celebrate Him. Jesus heals, teaches compassion and calls Mathew.
God leads Israel to and through the Red Sea while Pharaoh’s entire army is defeated. Jesus teaches the truth of how people are being led away from Him through Parables.
A Passover sacrifice preformed by God upon the Egyptians causes Israel to be urged out of the land. God declares an observance of this event for all generations, forever.
God pours out more plagues on Egypt. As Pharaoh continually sins God pronounces the Last Plague to come. Jesus teaches on giving, prayer, fasting and the cure for anxiety.
Egypt is struck by plague after plague as Moses warns of God’s call to let His people go. Pharoah agrees continually, each time upon relief he hardens his heart and increases Israel’s burdens.
Pharaoh ordered heavier burdens on the Israelites after Moses first pronouncement from God. God promises deliverance. The Sermon on the Mount; TheBeatitudes
God reveals Himself to Moses at the burning bush, giving him power God sends him to Pharaoh to deliver Israel out of Egypt. God pronounces His name, “I AM WHO I AM”. Arron is appointed as Moses’ mouthpiece.
Jacob and Joseph die. Israel multiplies threatening the life of Moses. Jesus proclaims He is Lord of the Sabbath and teaches the beatitudes.
Joseph is reunited with Jacob and all the family of Israel move to Egypt and settle in Goshen. The 12 are chosen. Do not blaspheme the Holy Spirit.
Joseph’s brothers are tested and brought back once again. Joseph reveals himself as their brother and deals kindly with them, recognizing God’s intention all along.
Famine takes the brothers down into Egypt where they encounter Joseph. Being tested by Joseph they’re sent home to Jacob and return to Egypt with Benjamin. Jesus addresses questions about the Sabbath clearly stating He is Lord over the Sabbath.
Joseph interprets dreams, is restored in Egypt and is lifted up to second in command under Pharaoh. The steadfastness of Joseph under adversity is our example.
Judah betrays Tamar and is deceived by her in return. Joseph succeeds in Egypt followed by his false imprisonment. Jesus equality with God, the two resurrections.
Joseph dreams, jealousy ensues and he’s sold off into slavery. Jesus heals the paralytic and calls Mathew (aka Levi, the tax collector).
Jacob’s daughter is avenged by Simeon and Levi in Shechem. God reassures Jacob the the promises of the Abrahamic covenant will be fulfilled.
Jacob traveling to Israel wrestles with God and is met by Esau. Jesus teaches his disciples plainly “I’ve come to die so that I may pay the price for the sins of the world and be raised on the 3rd day.”
Jacob prospers in the land of Haran and is blessed with many sons but flees secretly with his entire family, livestock and possessions due to Laban’s treachery. The story concludes with Jacob and Laban making a covenant between them.
Abraham’s treachery with Abimelech through Sarah. Isaac’s birth and God’s intervention of a sacrifice. The first disciples are called.
God reaffirms a son to Abraham and Sarah. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah followed by the deception of Lot by his daughters.
Abram’s promised a son. Sarai (Sarah) misinterprets God's promise of a son to Abram (Abraham) and gives Hagar to Abram as a wife to bear a son for them. God tells Abraham He will bless Sarah and she will bear a son, Isaac and the covenant of circumcision.
Job‘s last attack on his faithfulness to God comes from a young man named Eliud who believes that Job is suffering because he is prideful and deserves God’s judgment.
Job continues to complain against His suffering. Mark begins to explain the Ministry of Jesus and the transition from the Old Testament Law to New Testament Grace through John the Baptist.
Job‘s seventh and eighth speech in which he defends God‘s Majesty yet at the same time questioning why God seems to allow the wicked to Prosper.
Job cries out to God. Knowing God is just he justifies his complaints and wishes for death. Job reproves his friends for being no help.
The beginning of the Story of Job and his journey of having his faith tested. Also, the beginning of the Gospel of John recording where Jesus is presented as the pre existing one, the Word of God that was with God and was God.
The wickedness of mankind caused God to have Noah build an arc, saving his family along with animals of each kind before he flooded the earth.
The fall of man in the garden of Eden. Jealousy and rebellion consume Cain resulting in Abel’s death. The continuing descendants of Adam.
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