Simply The Bible: Recent Episodes
Daryl Zachman
Welcome to Simply the Bible, the through-the-Bible teaching program of Pastor Daryl Zachman of Calvary Chapel Treasure Valley. Daryl looks to go through the scriptures in its entirety verse by verse and chapter by chapter.
Jesus gives three illustrations about hypocritical judgment, the fruit of a person’s life, and the foundation on which we build.
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Jesus gives the rules for living in the kingdom of God. They go against the grain of our sinful nature, but they are exemplified and empowered by Christ.
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After spending all night in prayer, Jesus chooses the twelve apostles. Then He heals and teaches the multitude of disciples on a level place.
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Jesus is asked about fasting and about plucking grain on the Sabbath. Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath, and the Pharisees are filled with rage.
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Jesus gives Peter and the other fishermen the greatest catch of their career. Peter feels unworthy, but Jesus says they will be catching men. A leper is cleansed.
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Jesus goes to Capernaum and teaches, heals, and casts out demons. The people are amazed and want Him to stay, but He must preach in other cities.
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Jesus returns to Nazareth and reads from Isaiah in the synagogue. He says that this Scripture is fulfilled in their hearing, but the people reject Him.
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Jesus is filled with the Spirit and led by the Spirit to be tempted by the devil. Having overcome, He is empowered by the Spirit to begin His ministry.
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Jesus is baptized by John, the Holy Spirit descends upon Him, and a voice from heaven says, “You are my beloved Son.” The genealogy from Jesus to Adam.
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John preaches a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins. He speaks of One who is coming who baptizes with the Holy Spirit. Herod arrests John.
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Joseph and Mary return to Nazareth. When Jesus is twelve years old, He goes to the temple and questions the teachers. He grows strong in spirit and wisdom.
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Jesus is dedicated at the temple. Simeon prophesies over Him and tells Mary that He is destined for the fall and rise of many. Anna tells everyone about Him.
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Jesus is born in Bethlehem and placed in a manger. Angels announce His birth to
shepherds. They visit Jesus and broadcast what they heard and saw.
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John is born. At his circumcision, Zacharias names him, and his mouth is opened to prophesy about John. John grows and becomes strong in spirit.
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Gabriel visits Mary and tells her that she will give birth to the Son of the Highest. Mary visits Elizabeth who says that she is blessed. Mary magnifies the Lord.
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Luke gives his purpose and method of writing his Gospel. The angel Gabriel appears to Zacharias while he is in the temple and announces John’s birth.
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Jesus makes many resurrection appearances. He gives His disciples the Great
Commission and promises signs that will follow. Then He ascends to heaven.
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Joseph of Arimathea buries Jesus in his tomb. Women go to the tomb Sunday morning. An angel tells them Jesus is risen! They leave, afraid and amazed.
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While rejected as “King of the Jews,” Jesus demonstrates that He is the Son of God by dying on the cross to fulfill Scripture and open the way to God.
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Pilate tries Jesus and attempts to release Him, but the crowd asks for Barabbas. Pilate delivers Jesus to be scourged and crucified. Roman soldiers mock Him.
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Jesus stands trial before the Sanhedrin in a mock trial. He confesses to be the Christ, the Son of God, and they condemn Him to die and beat Him. Peter denies knowing Him three times.
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Jesus prays in Gethsemane while His disciples sleep. Jesus tells them to watch and pray so they don't enter temptation. Judas arrives with the mob and betrays Jesus with a kiss. Jesus is arrested and the disciples flee.
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Jesus eats the Passover with His disciples in the upper room and institutes the Lord’s Supper. He announces his betrayal and predicts Peter’s denial.
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Mary anoints Jesus with costly perfumed oil for His burial. But Judas betrays Him to the chief priests for thirty pieces of silver. Extravagent love versus underhanded betrayal.
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Jesus tells His followers to remain spiritually vigilant and discerning during times of great tribulation, trusting that He will return in His Day.
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Jesus warns His followers about the signs prior to the end and calls them to always watch. They must endure persecution so that the Gospel can reach all nations. Then the end will come.
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Jesus answers a question about the greatest commandment. He questions the religious leaders about the Christ being David’s son. A poor widow gives all she has.
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Jesus tells a parable about a vineyard owner who leases his land to sharecroppers and goes far away, but the tenants won’t give the owner his fair share. Religious leaders also question Jesus about paying taxes and the resurrection.
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Jesus teaches on the power of faith in prayer and the need to forgive others to be
forgiven. Religious leaders question Jesus about the source of His authority.
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Jesus publicly reveals Himself as the promised King and Lord, exposing fruitless religion, and asserting His authority to judge, purify, and restore true worship. Are we ready for Him to cleanse our temple?
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While Jesus journeys to the cross, James and John seek exalted positions. Jesus teaches on the glory of being a servant. Blind Bartimaeus receives his sight.
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A rich young ruler wants to know how to have eternal life. Unwilling to follow Jesus, he departs sorrowfully. Jesus compares earthly riches with an eternal reward.
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When questioned about divorce, Jesus affirms God’s original design for marriage. He blesses children and teaches we must receive the kingdom as them.
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The disciples dispute about who is the greatest. Jesus teaches that the greatest is the least and the servant of all. He also warns about hell. We must have salt in ourselves and have peace with one another.
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Jesus returns to find a man with a demon-possessed son, but the disciples cannot cast it out. Jesus teaches that all things are possible for those who believe. The man cries out, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!"
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Jesus takes Peter, James and John to the top of a mountain where He is transfigured before them, appearing in glory. Elijah and Moses also appear with Him, and they hear the voice of God. They would never be the same!
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After healing a blind man, Jesus asks His disciples who they think He is, Peter confesses Him as Christ. But when Jesus predicts His death, Peter rebukes Him. Whoever wants to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for Jesus will save it.
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While in Gentile territory, Jesus feeds four thousand men plus women and children. The Pharisees ask for a sign from heaven. Jesus warns His disciples about the leaven of the Pharisees and Herod, but they do not understand.
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Jesus delivers a Syro-Phoenician woman’s daughter from a demon. He heals a deaf and mute man. People are astonished because He does all things well.
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The Pharisees accuse Jesus’ disciples of not following their tradition in washing their hands. Jesus points out their hypocrisy and the real source of defilement. It is not what enters us that defiles us but what comes out of us.
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The multitudes run ahead to meet Jesus. He has compassion and teaches them. When the disciples tell Jesus to send the crowd away, He tells them to feed them. Jesus multiplies five loaves and two fish to feed 5,000 men plus women and children. Jesus walks on water, and the disciples are greatly amazed.
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Herod hears about Jesus and thinks that He is John the Baptist raised from the dead. The account of John’s murder. The Twelve return to Jesus from their mission. Jesus tells them to come away for a time of rest.
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Jesus goes to His hometown of Nazareth, but the people are offended at Him. He
marvels at their unbelief. Then Jesus equips and sends out the Twelve to preach the Gospel, cast out demons, and heal the sick.
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Jairus, the synagogue ruler, comes to Jesus when his daughter is dying. On the way, a woman with a flow of blood touches Jesus’ garment and is healed. Then Jairus receives news that his daughter has died.
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As they cross to the other side of the Sea of Galilee, a great windstorm arises. Jesus calms the sea. When they land, they encounter a wild man possessed by many demons.
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Jesus gives three parables about the kingdom of God: a lamp on a lampstand, a seed growing in the ground, and a mustard seed growing into a large plant.
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Jesus begins teaching the multitudes in parables. After telling the parable of the soils, Jesus’ disciples ask Him about it, and He explains the meaning.
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The scribes accuse Jesus of casting out demons by Beelzebub. Jesus warns against committing the unpardonable sin. Jesus’ mother and brothers visit Him.
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Jesus ministers to crowds from all over Palestine. He appoints the Twelve apostles to send them out to preach and have power to heal and cast out demons.
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The Pharisees question Jesus about fasting and plucking grain on the Sabbath. After Jesus heals on the Sabbath, the Pharisees plot to destroy Him.
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A paralytic is brought through the roof to Jesus. Jesus forgives and heals him. Jesus calls Levi to be His disciple. Jesus is criticized for eating with sinners.
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Jesus continues His Galilean ministry healing many people, casting out demons, and preaching. A leper comes to Him, and Jesus cleanses him.
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Jesus preaches the Gospel of the kingdom in Galilee. He calls the first disciples to follow Him. While in the synagogue, He delivers a demon-possessed man.
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Mark writes a fast-paced Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Servant of God. John comes as the forerunner. Jesus is baptized in water and driven into the wilderness.
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How awesome are the LORD’s works! We should behold them, make His praises heard, and bring our offerings. But if we regard iniquity, He won’t hear.
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When Jesus dies, miraculous signs occur. Certain women remain at the cross. Joseph of Arimathea lays Jesus' body in his tomb, and the Jews request a guard.
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Jesus is scourged and abused and led to Golgotha, the place of the skull. He is crucified, mocked, and forsaken by God. Then He cries out and yields up His spirit.
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The Jews condemn Jesus and hand Him over to Pilate. Pilate finds Him innocent and tries to release Him. But the crowd shouts, “Crucify Him!”
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Jesus stands trial before Caiaphas who puts Him under oath. Jesus confesses that He is the Christ. The Jews condemn Him to death, and Peter denies Him.
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The Passover is prepared, and Jesus celebrates it with His disciples. He institutes the Lord’s Supper and reveals His betrayer. They will all be made to stumble.
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The Jews plot to kill Jesus. Mary anoints Jesus with costly fragrant oil for His burial, but the disciples find fault. Judas agrees to betray Jesus.
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When Christ comes, He will sit on the throne and judge the nations as a shepherd
divides sheep from goats. Whatever we do to the least, we do to Him.
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Jesus tells the parable of a man distributing talents to his servants before going away. Later, he settles accounts. Be faithful with what you have been given.
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Jesus tells the parable of ten bridesmaids—five are wise and five are foolish. The wise ones go in with the bridegroom, but the foolish ones are shut out.
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Jesus tells His disciples the parable of the fig tree and compares His coming with the days of Noah. Watch and be ready because He will come unexpectedly.
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Jesus warns His disciples about the abomination of desolation and the great tribulation, which precede His Second Coming when He gathers His elect.
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When Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple, the disciples ask Him when this will happen and what will be the sign of His coming and the end of the age.
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With His harshest words recorded in the gospels, Jesus rebukes the Pharisees for their hypocrisy. Then He laments over Jerusalem and her desolation.
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Jesus asks the Pharisees about the Christ. Whose son is he? Then Jesus talks to the
crowd about the scribes and Pharisees.
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Jesus curses a fig tree and it withers. The religious leaders question Jesus’ authority. He tells them a parable to show that they have disobeyed God.
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Jesus tells two parables to the religious leaders to show that the kingdom will be taken from them and given to others because they have not born its fruit.
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Jesus curses a fig tree and it withers. The religious leaders question Jesus' authority. He tells them a parable to show that they have disobeyed God.
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Jesus fulfills messianic prophecy as He enter Jerusalem. He drives out merchants and money changers from the temple. The blind and lame come to Him.
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James and John want to be exalted, and the other disciples are greatly displeased. Jesus teaches on ambition. Two blind men receive their sight.
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Jesus tells the parable of the workers to illustrate that the last will be first and the first last. He predicts His death and resurrection in Jerusalem.
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A rich young ruler asks Jesus what he must do to have eternal life. Disciples who have left everything for Christ’s sake will receive a great reward.
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Jesus ministers in Judea, healing great multitudes. The Pharisees question Him about divorce. Little children are brought to Jesus, and He blesses them.
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Jesus teaches on offenses in the church and gives authority in matters of discipline. He tells a parable to illustrate the importance of forgiving from the heart.
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Jesus sets a child before His disciples as an example of who is the greatest. He warns
those who offend one little one. Jesus came to save the lost ones.
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Jesus predicts His Second Coming. He takes Peter, James and John up a high mountain. He is transfigured before them with His face shining like the sun.
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Jesus asks His disciples who they say that He is. The gates of Hades will not prevail
against His church. He predicts His death for the first time.
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The Pharisees and Sadducees ask for a sign from heaven, but Jesus exposes their
hypocrisy. He warns His disciples against the leaven of their teaching.
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A Canaanite woman makes a request and prevails by faith. Jesus heals people then
feeds 4,000 men plus women and children in the region of the Decapolis.
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Jesus has compassion on the crowds and heals them. He multiplies the loaves and fish to feed 5,000 men. Then He walks on water to rescue His disciples.
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When Herod Antipas hears the reports about Jesus, he thinks that John the Baptist has risen from the dead. Matthew recounts John’s murder by Herod.
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Jesus tells four more parables about the kingdom of heaven. He then goes to His
hometown of Nazareth where the people are offended at Him.
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Jesus tells the parables of the tares, the mustard seed, and leaven. He always speaks in parables to the multitude. He explains the parable of the tares.
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Jesus speaks in parables to the crowd. He tells the parable of the soils. The disciples ask why He speaks in parables. Jesus explains and gives the interpretation.
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The Pharisees demand a sign, but Jesus says no sign will be given except the sign of Jonah. When His earthly family comes, Jesus identifies His true family.
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Controversy continues between the Pharisees and Jesus. He proves it is lawful to do good on the Sabbath. He is God’s servant who brings justice to victory.
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Jesus rebukes three cities in Galilee because they did not repent. He reveals His intimacy with the Father. He promises rest for those who are burdened.
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John the Baptist sends his disciples to question Jesus. Jesus commends John as being the Elijah who was to come. He likens His generation to fickle children.
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Jesus instructs His disciples that they should fear God rather than men. Whoever loses his life for Christ’s sake will find it and receive a great reward.
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In the future, God will be zealous for His land and restore the years the locust had
eaten. He will pour out His Spirit on all flesh before the Day of the LORD.
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Jesus gives sight to the blind and heals various illnesses. He sees the crowd and is moved with compassion. The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few.
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The disciples of John ask Jesus about fasting. The synagogue ruler asks Jesus to raise his daughter from the dead. A woman with a flow of blood is healed.
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The religious leaders accuse Jesus of blasphemy because He forgives a paralytic. Jesus calls Matthew, a tax collector, to be His disciple. Jesus eats with sinners.
Matthew 9:1-13
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Jesus warns about the cost of discipleship. He calms the stormy sea and casts out
demons from two men. But the people beg Him to leave their region.
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Jesus cleanses a leper, heals the servant of a centurion, and heals many, even casting out demons. He bears our sicknesses according to Isaiah’s prophecy.
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Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount by addressing false and true teaching, the true way into the kingdom, and the sure foundation on which we build.
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In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus address bad and good judgment, asking and
receiving, the Golden Rule, and the two ways of life.
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In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses fasting, wealth and worry. Rather than being anxious, we should seek first God’s kingdom and righteousness.
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In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses the attitude and method in which we do charitable deeds and pray. He then gives a model prayer.
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In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus warns against retaliation and expands the
commandment to love your neighbor to also loving your enemies.
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In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus reinterprets three of the Ten Commandments from being merely outward duties to being matters of the heart.
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The disciples of Jesus are salt and light in the world. He has come not to abolish the Law but to fulfill it. We must have true righteousness to enter heaven.
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Jesus ascends a mountain and His disciples come to Him. He teaches the Sermon on the Mount, beginning with the qualities of the people whom God blesses.
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Jesus dwells in Capernaum in Galilee. He calls His first disciples and begins His ministry preaching the gospel of the kingdom and healing the sick.
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The Spirit leads Jesus into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil three times. But Jesus overcomes him with the word of God. Angels minister to Him.
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John preaches a baptism of repentance in Judea, and great crowds come to be baptized. He commands the Pharisees to bring forth fruit and baptizes Jesus.
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Joseph is warned in a dream to flee to Egypt to protect Jesus. Herod kills the male young children in Bethlehem. An angel tells Joseph to return to Israel.
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An angel reassures Joseph to take Mary as his wife. Jesus is born. Wise men from the east follow a star to Bethlehem and worship the King of the Jews.
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Matthew was a tax collector, called by Jesus to be an apostle. He wrote the first book of the New Testament to prove that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God.
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Following the prophet Malachi, 400 years passed without any prophetic revelation, creating a hunger and thirst for the words of the LORD.
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Additional Warning to the Priests
2 “And now, you priests, this warning is for you. 2 If you do not listen, and if you do not resolve to honor my name,” says the Lord Almighty, “I will send a curse on you, and I will curse your blessings. Yes, I have already cursed them, because you have not resolved to honor me.
3 “Because of you I will rebuke your descendants[a]; I will smear on your faces the dung from your festival sacrifices, and you will be carried off with it. 4 And you will know that I have sent you this warning so that my covenant with Levi may continue,” says the Lord Almighty. 5 “My covenant was with him, a covenant of life and peace, and I gave them to him; this called for reverence and he revered me and stood in awe of my name. 6 True instruction was in his mouth and nothing false was found on his lips. He walked with me in peace and uprightness, and turned many from sin.
7 “For the lips of a priest ought to preserve knowledge, because he is the messenger of the Lord Almighty and people seek instruction from his mouth. 8 But you have turned from the way and by your teaching have caused many to stumble; you have violated the covenant with Levi,” says the Lord Almighty. 9 “So I have caused you to be despised and humiliated before all the people, because you have not followed my ways but have shown partiality in matters of the law.”
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1 A prophecy: The word of the Lord to Israel through Malachi.[a]
Israel Doubts God’s Love
2 “I have loved you,” says the Lord.
“But you ask, ‘How have you loved us?’
“Was not Esau Jacob’s brother?” declares the Lord. “Yet I have loved Jacob, 3 but Esau I have hated, and I have turned his hill country into a wasteland and left his inheritance to the desert jackals.”
4 Edom may say, “Though we have been crushed, we will rebuild the ruins.”
But this is what the Lord Almighty says: “They may build, but I will demolish. They will be called the Wicked Land, a people always under the wrath of the Lord. 5 You will see it with your own eyes and say, ‘Great is the Lord—even beyond the borders of Israel!’
Breaking Covenant Through Blemished Sacrifices
6 “A son honors his father, and a slave his master. If I am a father, where is the honor due me? If I am a master, where is the respect due me?” says the Lord Almighty.
“It is you priests who show contempt for my name.
“But you ask, ‘How have we shown contempt for your name?’
7 “By offering defiled food on my altar.
“But you ask, ‘How have we defiled you?’
“By saying that the Lord’s table is contemptible. 8 When you offer blind animals for sacrifice, is that not wrong? When you sacrifice lame or diseased animals, is that not wrong? Try offering them to your governor! Would he be pleased with you? Would he accept you?” says the Lord Almighty.
9 “Now plead with God to be gracious to us. With such offerings from your hands, will he accept you?”—says the Lord Almighty.
10 “Oh, that one of you would shut the temple doors, so that you would not light useless fires on my altar! I am not pleased with you,” says the Lord Almighty, “and I will accept no offering from your hands. 11 My name will be great among the nations, from where the sun rises to where it sets. In every place incense and pure offerings will be brought to me, because my name will be great among the nations,” says the Lord Almighty.
12 “But you profane it by saying, ‘The Lord’s table is defiled,’ and, ‘Its food is contemptible.’ 13 And you say, ‘What a burden!’ and you sniff at it contemptuously,” says the Lord Almighty.
“When you bring injured, lame or diseased animals and offer them as sacrifices, should I accept them from your hands?” says the Lord. 14 “Cursed is the cheat who has an acceptable male in his flock and vows to give it, but then sacrifices a blemished animal to the Lord. For I am a great king,” says the Lord Almighty, “and my name is to be feared among the nations.
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In the future God will be zealous for Zion. He will save His people, and their fasts will become feasts. People from all nations will seek the LORD in Jerusalem.
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The people ask Zechariah if they should weep and fast in the fifth month. God asks them if they really fasted for Him. He desires obedience more than fasting.
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Zechariah has a vision of a flying scroll containing a curse against thieves and liars. He also sees a basket containing a woman that is taken to Babylon.
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Zechariah has a vision of gold lampstand with two olive trees supplying the oil. The word to Zerubbabel is that it is not by might or power but by God's Spirit.
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Zechariah sees Joshua the priest and Satan accusing him. The Lord rebukes Satan and clothes Joshua in robes of righteousness. The BRANCH is coming!
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God calls the people to return to Him. The prophet Zechariah sees four horses that go throughout the earth. God speaks comforting words concerning Jerusalem.
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The glory of the latter temple will exceed the former one. The people had been defiled,
but now they would be blessed because of their obedience.
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Haggai prophesies to the people to rebuild the house of the LORD. They expected much
but received little because the temple was in ruins. The people obey.
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Zephaniah prophesies against rebellious Jerusalem. Judgment is coming, but the nations will worship the Lord. Jerusalem will rejoice and sing in that day.
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Zephaniah calls the people of Judah to repentance before the day of the Lord's anger. Then he pronounces judgment on the surrounding nations.
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Zephaniah prophesies to Judah about the great Day of the LORD. God will judge Judah and the rest of the world because they have sinned.
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Habakkuk prays that God would revive His work and in His wrath remember mercy. He offers a hymn of praise that he will always rejoice in the Lord.
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God tells Habakkuk to write down the vision. The just shall live by faith. Great judgements will come upon the wicked, but the Lord is in His holy temple.
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Habakkuk complains to the Lord about the things he observes. God responds that He is bringing Babylon to be His instrument against Judah.
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Nahum predicts with great accuracy the fall of Nineveh. Her shepherds slumber, her nobles rest in the dust, and her people are scattered.
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Nahum prophesies God's judgment against Nineveh, the capital of Assyria, and also the end of Israel's affliction. God is a stronghold in the day of trouble.
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Micah grieves over the sins of Israel, but he waits for God. In the future, the Lord will again show Israel wonders and have compassion on them.
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God will bring judgment on Israel's enemies, but He pleads with His people to do what is good. Because of Israel's guilt she will be punished.
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In the future, the Lord will reign in Jerusalem, and the nations will flow there. Jerusalem will go to Babylon, but the Ruler will come from Bethlehem.
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Micah prophesies against evildoers, unjust rulers, and lying and unfaithful prophets. Jerusalem will be in ruins, but one day Israel will be restored.
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Micah is a prophet of Judah who was a contemporary of Isaiah. He prophesies concerning the northern and southern kingdoms of Israel.
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Jonah angerly complains against God for not destroying Nineveh. God prepares a plant to show him why He pities Nineveh with all its people and livestock.
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Jonah goes to Nineveh and preaches a message of judgement. Everyone in the city repents in sackcloth and turns from their evil, so the Lord relents.
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From the belly of the great fish, Jonah prays to the Lord, confessing his sin. God speaks to the fish and it vomits Jonah onto dry land.
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The Lord tells Jonah to go to Nineveh, but he boards a ship going to Tarshish. God sends a storm, Jonah is thrown overboard, and a fish swallows Jonah.
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Obadiah prophesies that God will judge Edom for pride and for mistreating his brother Israel. Edom will be destroyed, but Israel will possess nations.
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Amos has a vision of a basket of summer fruit and then he sees the Lord standing by the altar. Israel will be destroyed for her sins, but she will be restored.
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The Lord gives Amos three visions to show him what was coming upon Israel. Amaziah the priest commands Amos not to preach in Israel anymore.
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Amos warns Jerusalem and Samaria about their ease in a time of evil. They have not grieved over the affliction of Israel, so a nation will come against them.
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Amos warns the people about the Day of the Lord, a time of mourning and darkness. God despises their worship because they sacrifice to other gods.
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Amos takes up a lamentation against Israel and warns her to seek the Lord and live, lest He break out like a fire. Perhaps God will still be gracious to them.
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Amos calls Israel to hear God's word. The bread and rain were withheld and their young men were killed, yet they refused to return to the Lord.
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God chose Israel from all nations, and she is accountable. Amos gives a series of cause and effect relationships showing that Israel's judgment is inevitable.
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Amos prophesies against Moab, Judah, and Israel. God has been faithful, but they have been disobedient. Therefore, they won't escape the coming judgment.
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Amos is a farmer from Tekoa whom God calls to prophesy to Israel. He pronounces judgment on the nations surrounding Israel.
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God will gather the nations for judgment in the Valley of Jehoshaphat, for the harvest is ripe. But He will shelter His people and bless them forever.
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In the future, God will be zealous for His land and restore the years the locust had eaten. He will pour out His Spirit on all flesh before the Day of the Lord.
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The Day of the Lord is coming. Therefore, they should blow a trumpet, turn to the Lord with all their heart, and consecrate a fast. Spare your people, O Lord!
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A terrible invasion of locusts gives reason for Joel to prophesy about the Day of the Lord. He calls the people to lament and the priests to consecrate a fast.
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Israel has increased their sin and will fall by the sword. But there is no Savior like the Lord who will heal their backsliding. Who is wise? Let him understand.
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The Lord expresses His continuing love for Israel. How can He give them up? Nevertheless, He will reward them according to their ways.
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Israel brought forth fruit for himself and did not fear the Lord. Therefore, his fortresses would be plundered. Now it is time to seek the Lord!
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Israel should not rejoice for she will be punished. God will cast her out of His house, and she will go to Egypt and Assyria. She won't be able to offer sacrifices.
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Israel has sown the wind and will reap the whirlwind. He has made many altars and offered sacrifices to idols. Therefore, God will send fire upon his cities.
The Lord exposes the iniquity of Ephraim. They are hot like an oven, but they do not return to Yahweh. Instead, they rely on the nations in futility.
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The people of Israel call out to return to the Lord, but their repentance is insincere. God desires loyal love and the knowledge of Him more than sacrifice.
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Hosea pronounces impending judgment on Israel and Judah because of their idolatry and setting God's boundaries aside. Therefore, God would tear them.
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The Lord brings charges against Israel. There is no mercy or truth, and they are destroyed for lack of knowledge. God will punish them for their idolatry.
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The Lord will punish Israel for her unfaithfulness and lewdness. But later He will allure and comfort her. He will betroth her to Himself forever.
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The Lord calls Hosea to marry an unfaithful wife who will bear three children. This is a sign to Israel of her unfaithfulness to Yahweh, yet He will restore her.
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A future king will come who exalts himself until he is destroyed. There will be a resurrection of the dead. Daniel is told to seal the book until the end.
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The angel speaks of a vile king of the north who will place an abomination of desolation in the temple. This is a prototype of the Antichrist.
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The angel reveals to Daniel what will happen in the future with Persia, Greece, and various kings from the north and the south. It is history in advance.
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Daniel seeks understanding for three weeks. An angel is sent to him, but the prince of Persia resists him. He comes to reveal what will happen in the latter days.
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The angel Gabriel gives Daniel an understanding of the future. Seventy seven-year periods are determined for Israel until everlasting righteousness comes.
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Knowing Jeremiah's prophecy about the desolations of Jerusalem, Daniel makes confession and prays with fasting for God to forgive and restore.
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Gabriel gives Daniel the interpretation of the vision. A fierce king will arise who will exalt himself against the Princes of princes, but he will be broken.
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Daniel sees a ram and a goat. The goat breaks the two horns of the ram. The horn of the goat is broken into four horns. A little horn arises that exalts himself. \
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Daniel is given the interpretation of his dream. The fourth beast will devour the whole earth and the little horn will prevail until the kingdom is given to the saints.
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Daniel has a dream of four beasts. He sees the Ancient of Days on His throne who slays the fourth beast, and One like the Son of Man receives the kingdom.
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Daniel's enemies accuse him before the king, so he casts Daniel into the Lions' den. God sends his angel to deliver Daniel. The lions kill Daniel's accusers.
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King Darius considers putting Daniel over the whole realm because he has an excellent spirit. But the governors and satraps form an evil plot against him.
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Daniel rebukes Belshazzar for his pride before the Lord. Daniel interprets the writing on the wall. Belshazzar's kingdom is finished, and he is slain that night.
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King Belshazzar drinks from the holy vessels of the Lord, and a man's hand appears writing on the wall. The queen suggests that he summon Daniel.
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Nebuchadnezzar boasts of his power and majesty and hears a voice from heaven saying that his kingdom has departed, but after seven years he is restored.
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Nebuchadnezzar has a second dream, but none of his wise men can interpret it. He tells the dream to Daniel who interprets it and advises the king.
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Nebuchadnezzar is so furious with the three Jews for disobeying him that he casts them into the fiery furnace. But they walk into the fire with a fourth man!
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King Nebuchadnezzar sets up a 90-foot-high gold image and demands everyone to worship it. But Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego refuse to do it.
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Daniel explains Nebuchadnezzar's dream and gives the interpretation. The king honors Daniel's God and promotes Daniel and his friends in Babylon.
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Nebuchadnezzar has a dream, but his wise men are unable to interpret it, so he orders their execution. But Daniel prays, and God reveals the dream.
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Nebuchadnezzar besieges Jerusalem and deports Daniel and his 3 friends. After 3 years of training, the king finds them 10 times better than the others.
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A river will come from the temple and flow east. Its waters will heal the Dead Sea. God gives the descriptions for the land and the gates of Jerusalem.
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The Lord gives Ezekiel instructions for various offerings in the future millennial temple as well as laws for the coming prince.
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The Lord gives Ezekiel the details of the sanctuary of the future millennial temple along with the building at the western end of the courtyard.
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God gives Ezekiel instructions about the east gate, the prince, and those who may enter the sanctuary. The priests who minister before the Lord will be holy.
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The glory of God enters the temple from the east. Ezekiel is told to describe the temple to Israel so they will be ashamed of their sins and keep its ordinances.
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The Lord gives Ezekiel a vision of the temple that will be built in Jerusalem for the millennial reign of Christ.
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When Magog falls, God will provide a gruesome feast for the birds and beasts. God will set His glory among the nations and pour out His Spirit upon Israel.
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The Lord will destroy Gog and his armies and make His holy name known. Israel will burn the weapons for seven years and bury the bodies for seven months.
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The Lord prophesies against Gog of the land of Magog. In the latter days, God will bring him and his enemies against Israel.
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God tells Ezekiel to join two sticks together. Judah and Joseph will be one kingdom with one King. God will make an everlasting covenant of peace with them.
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The Lord takes Ezekiel to a valley of dry bones and tells him to prophesy to them. The bones come together and live. This represents the house of Israel.
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Formerly God judged Israel for her violence and idolatry but in the future, for His own name's sake, He will give her a new heart and restore her to the land.
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God is against Edom because of her ancient hatred against Israel. But He pronounces
blessings on the mountains of Israel for He will multiply men there.
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The LORD rebukes the shepherds of Israel who feed themselves but do not feed the flock nor seek the lost. So God will establish David as their Shepherd.
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The good news about Christ's birth is much too wonderful to keep to ourselves.
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Word comes to Ezekiel that Jerusalem has fallen. The cause of Judah's ruin is her disobedience and idolatry. The people hear but do not obey.
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The watchman who sees danger and blows the trumpet shall save himself. But those who fail to take heed to his warning shall die. Turn and live!
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Ezekiel takes up a lamentation for Pharaoh and Egypt. The sword of Babylon will come. Pharaoh will join the nations before him who go down to the Pit.
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God will break the arms of Pharaoh and give him over to the king of Babylon. Egypt is compared to Assyria in the way it would be cut down like a tree.
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Nebuchadnezzar received no payment for besieging Tyre, so the Lord would give him Egypt as his reward. Egypt would fall and her people be taken captive.
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The Lord pronounces judgment on Sidon and Egypt. Egypt would become desolate for forty years, but God would bring Israel back into her own land.
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The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy against the king of Tyre. Because his heart was lifted up as a god, he would be cast down. This echoes the fall of Satan.
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Merchants and mariners will lament over the destruction of Tyre. She was perfected in beauty, but she will sink into the seas like a wrecked ship.
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The Lord pronounces judgment on the city of T yre. This is one of the most remarkable prophecies in the Bible for the accuracy with which it was fulfilled.
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The Lord pronounces judgment on the city of T yre. This is one of the most remarkable prophecies in the Bible for the accuracy with which it was fulfilled.
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The Lord pronounces judgment on the nations of Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia because they hated Israel and rejoiced over her destruction.
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The Lord pronounces judgment on the nations of Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia because they hated Israel and rejoiced over her destruction.
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The Lord gives a parable of meat in a boiling pot to show that He will purge Jerusalem of her sin. Ezekiel's wife dies, but he does not mourn as a sign.
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The Lord gives a parable of meat in a boiling pot to show that He will purge Jerusalem of her sin. Ezekiel's wife dies, but he does not mourn as a sign.
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The Lord will judge the two adulterous sisters. Oholah and Obolibah, representing Israel and Judah, and then their lewdness and idolatry will cease.
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The Lord gives a parable about two adulterous sisters. The elder is Samaria, and the younger is Jerusalem. They both played the harlot with foreign men.
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Israel was like metal melted in a furnace. The prophets, priests, and princes were wicked. God looked for a man to stand in the gap, but found none.
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The Lord reveals to Ezekiel the sins of Jerusalem. Consequently, He will scatter them among the nations and remove their filthiness from them.
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Ezekiel prophesies against Jerusalem, King Zedekiah, and the Ammonites. Babylon will be the sword of the Lord to execute His judgment.
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God will judge his people and purge the rebels from among them. Then He will restore Israel and accept her offerings, and she will know that He is the Lord.
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Elders come to Ezekiel to inquire of the Lord. But God recounts to them a history of Israel's rebellion and idolatry. God would not be inquired by them.
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Ezekiel laments over Israel's princes. They came from a fruitful vine, but they have been taken captive. The vine's branches are broken and her fruit burned.
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God corrects a false proverb that children are punished for the sins of their fathers. Each person is responsible for his own sin. Therefore turn and live!
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The Lord gives Ezekiel a parable of three branches. These branches represent two kings of Judah and a third king whom God will establish in the future.
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The Lord gives Ezekiel a parable of three branches. These branches represent two kings of Judah and a third king whom God will establish in the future.
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Jerusalem will be abused by her lovers. She is more wicked than Sodom and Samaria. But the Lord will renew His everlasting covenant with her.
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The Lord speaks out against Jerusalem for her unfaithfulness as His wife.
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The Lord compares Jerusalem to the wood of a vine. It is only fit to be burned in the fire. He speaks of finding Jerusalem as a babe in the land of Canaan.
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The Lord shows Ezekiel that the elders of Israel have set up idols in their hearts. God will bring four punishments against the persistently unfaithful.
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Ezekiel prophesies against the foolish prophets who build a wall of lies. He also speaks against women who deceive the righteous with their magic charms.
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Ezekiel dramatically portrays the prince of Jerusalem going into captivity. Then they will know that God is the Lord, for He will no longer postpone judgment.
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God will judge the wicked counselors in Jerusalem, but He will restore Israel with a new spirit. Ezekiel sees the Lord's glory depart from Jerusalem.
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Ezekiel sees the same chariot throne with the cherubim and wheels that he saw fourteen months earlier. As he watches, the glory of the Lord departs from the temple.
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Ezekiel receives a vision of the slaying of the idolaters in Jerusalem. But those who mourn over the abominations are marked and spared.
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The Lord takes Ezekiel in a vision to the temple where he sees several abominations provoking God to jealousy. Therefore, He will act in fury.
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What can people do when God visits them as their sins deserve? The Lord gives a message of disaster and doom to Jerusalem. But is there no hope left?
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Ezekiel is told to prophesy against the mountains of Israel. God will cast their corpses before their idols, and then they will know that He is the Lord.
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Ezekiel dramatizes God's judgment of Jerusalem. The people will suffer famine, pestilence, the sword, and be scattered to the winds for all to see.
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Ezekiel must dramatically portray the siege of Jerusalem by building a model and laying it on each side to represent the years of the iniquity of Israel and Judah.
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Ezekiel receives his commission to speak fearlessly to the house of Israel whether they hear or whether they refuse. God appoints him as a watchman.
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Ezekiel receives a vision of the throne of God, and he falls on his face. He is called to go to rebellious Israel and eat the words God gives him.
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Ezekiel is living in Babylon when he receives a heavenly vision. He sees the four living creatures and the chariot of God.
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Jeremiah offers a prayer for God’s remembrance of their plight and restoration of His people.
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Jeremiah describes the many distresses that come upon Jerusalem during her siege. No one would have believed that it could happen.
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Reproach and destruction have come upon Judah, so Jeremiah calls them to turn back to the Lord. Jeremiah seeks deliverance from all his enemies.
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Jeremiah laments his unending anguish. God has been like a lion in an ambush. But Jeremiah also has hope that the Lord’s compassion will not fail.
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Jeremiah weeps over God’s anger with Jerusalem. He has done violence to His temple and destroyed the wall and gates. How can Jeremiah console them?
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Jeremiah weeps over Jerusalem as he sees the affliction and distress that has come upon her because of her grievous sins.
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The book of Jeremiah concludes with a review of the fall of Jerusalem, the total captives taken, and King Jehoiachin being released from prison.
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Babylon had been a destroying mountain, but she would soon be destroyed. Jeremiah tells Seraiah in Babylon to read the book and sink it in the Euphrates.
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The message continues about Babylon. God will raise up a destroying wind, and the slain will fall in her streets. This is the time of her utter destruction.
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Jeremiah prophesies against Babylon. The Lord is raising up kings from the north to destroy her for her pride and cruelty. But God will pardon His people.
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Jeremiah prophesies against Damascus and Elam. Anguish shall grip Damascus, and Elam shall be scattered to the nations but return in latter days. Join Pastor Daryl of Calvary Chapel Treasure Valley as he teaches through the Bible.
Jeremiah prophesies against Ammon and Edom. Ammon will be driven out but will return. Because of pride, Edom will become small among the nations.
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Judgment is coming on Moab because of her pride, and the hearts of her mighty men will fail. But in the latter days, God will bring back her captives.
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Jeremiah prophesies against Philistia and Moab. Pharaoh will flood the land of the Philistines, and the Moabites will be cut down and shamed.
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Jeremiah prophesies against the nations beginning with Egypt. Nebuchadnezzar will strike Egypt, for this is the time of punishment. But Israel shall return.
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The Jews in Egypt vow to burn incense to the queen of heaven, so God will watch over them for adversity and not for good. God’s word to Baruch.
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God speaks to the Jews in Egypt. Because they have burned incense to the queen of heaven, calamity has come upon them, and they shall not escape.
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The leaders of the people reject the council of the Lord and take the people to Egypt. God speaks through Jeremiah that Nebuchadnezzar will strike Egypt.
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The people send Jeremiah to ask God what they should do. The Lord warns them against going to Egypt. But they had no real intention of obeying God.
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Ishmael kills Gedaliah the governor and also seventy men who come to worship. Johanan attacks Ishmael and he flees. Johanan rescues the people.
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Nebuzaradan gives Jeremiah freedom. Jeremiah joins Gedaliah, the governor, in Judah. Gedaliah is warned about a conspiracy, but he doesn’t believe it.
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King Nebuchadnezzar breaches the wall of Jerusalem and the city falls. Zedekiah is blinded and taken captive, but Jeremiah is permitted to dwell in Judah.
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Jeremiah advocates surrender to the Babylonians. The princes lower him into a cistern to die. Ebed-Melech rescues him. Jeremiah’s last meeting with Zedekiah.
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The Babylonians leave Jerusalem when attacked by Egypt. Jeremiah warns Zedekiah that the Babylonians will return and take the city. Jeremiah is imprisoned.
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The Lord tells Jeremiah to write a scroll. Baruch reads it in the temple and the palace. King Jehoiakim burns the scroll, but God tells Jeremiah to rewrite it.
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The Rechabites refuse to drink wine because they have always obeyed the commandment of their father, but God’s people would not obey him.
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Jeremiah warns Zedekiah that Jerusalem with fall, and he will go to Babylon where he will die in peace. The people break their covenant to set free their slaves.
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God tells Jeremiah to call to Him, and He will reveal great things. He will restore Judah’s cities. He has made a permanent covenant with David and Jacob.
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God will give Jerusalem over to Nebuchadnezzar, but later He will gather His people from all countries and make an everlasting covenant with them.
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While Jeremiah was imprisoned by Zedekiah, the Lord told him his cousin would sell him a field. Jeremiah buys it and prays for understanding.
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God will prosper His people in the future. He will make a new covenant with them and remember their sins no more. The holy city will be built everlasting.
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In the future, the remnant of Israel will be saved, for God has loved her with an everlasting love. Ephriam will come home repentant for her sins.
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Jeremiah prophesies about the future restoration of Israel and Judah. Jacob’s trouble is coming, but in the latter times, they will receive God’s blessings.
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God tells the Babylonian captives that those remaining in Jerusalem are rotten figs. The prophets in Babylon will be judged for prophesying lies.
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Jeremiah writes a letter to the captives in Babylon telling them to build houses and seek the peace of Babylon. God’s thoughts toward them are good.
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Hananiah prophesies that God will break the yoke of the king of Babylon, then he breaks the yoke on Jeremiah’s neck. But for speaking lies, Hananiah dies.
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In the reign of Zedekiah, Jeremiah prophesies that all nations must submit to the yoke of Nebuchadnezzar. He will also carry the temple vessels to Babylon.
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Jeremiah prophesies in the temple court that God will destroy the temple. The priests and prophets arrest him, but Ahiakim delivers him from death.
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God gives Jeremiah a message of judgment on the nations. In the future, the LORD will roar from on high, and disaster shall go forth.
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In the fourth year of Jehoiakim’s reign, Jeremiah prophesies seventy years of captivity in Babylon. But afterward, God will punish the Babylonians.
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The Lord shows Jeremiah two baskets of figs. One basket has very good figs; the other basket has very bad figs that can not be eaten. What does it mean?
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Jeremiah rebukes the false prophets for not standing in God's counsel but prophesying lies to the people and claiming to have the oracle of the Lord.
The shepherds of the people have failed, but God will raise up a Branch of Righteousness. Jeremiah is broken over the false prophets.
Jeremiah delivers three messages to three sons of Josiah who ruled as kings of Judah but who did not do right in the eyes of the Lord.
King Zedekiah inquires of Jeremiah to see if the king of Babylon will go away. On the contrary, God would fight against Jerusalem for her transgressions.
The Queen of Sheba visits Solomon and is greatly impressed. She praises his wisdom and gives him costly gifts. Solomon gives her all she desires.
Besides the temple, King Solomon accomplished many other exploits in work, warfare and wealth. But with most, he had an Achilles heel.
Solomon dedicates the temple, and fire comes down from heaven. The Lord promises to choose the temple if Solomon will walk before Him as David.
Passhur the priest strikes Jeremiah and puts him in stocks. Jeremiah prophesies against him and complains to the Lord. God's Word was a fire in his heart.
The Lord tells Jeremiah to take an earthen jar to the Valley of the Son of Hinnom. He prophesies slaughter and cannibalism and breaks the jar before them.
While at the potter's house, God tells Jeremiah that Israel is clay in His hand. They have rejected Him, so they will be scattered. Jeremiah is persecuted.
The Lord declares Judah's sin and punishment. Jeremiah prays for deliverance. If the people will keep the Sabbath holy, then the city will remain.
The Lord tells Jeremiah not to marry nor mourn for the people. Disaster shall come and gladness shall cease. But God will restore Israel in the future.
The Lord responds to Jeremiah's prayer that He will not relent from bringing destruction. Jeremiah prays for vindication, and God reassures him.
Drought, the sword, and pestilence come to Judah because they love to wander. Jeremiah complains about the false prophets and prays for mercy.
God tells Jeremiah to hide a linen sash in the river and to get it later. As it is ruined, so will God ruin the pride of Judah, sending them into captivity.
Jeremiah questions the Lord about the wicked prospering and the land mourning. God answers, "If you are wearied now, what will you do later?"
The people have broken God's covenant and turned back to the sins of the fathers. God will bring calamity. A plot is formed against Jeremiah.
Jeremiah contrasts the vanity of idols with the true and living God who created all things. Destruction is coming, so Jeremiah prays for guidance.
Jeremiah weeps over the sinful condition of his people and the desolation of Judah. The land perishes because they have forsaken the Lord.
Solomon dedicates the temple by praying to the Lord that His eyes will always be open and His ears attentive to the prayers made in this place.
Solomon brings the Ark of the Covenant into the temple. As the Levites sing, the glory of the Lord fills the temple. Solomon addresses the people.
The people of Judah don't even know the Lord, and they are unashamed of their abominations. Therefore, Jeremiah grieves for his people.
God tells Jeremiah to stop praying for the people. Because of their shameless idolatry, God will turn the place of their altars into a valley of slaughter.
Standing in the temple, Jeremiah tells the people to amend their ways. They have trusted in lying words, so God will do to His house as He did to Shiloh.
Because Judah refused to walk in a good way, God would bring calamity against them from the north. Jeremiah would be an assayer to the people.
Judah refused to fear the Lord, and her prophets prophesied lies. Therefore, God would bring Babylon against her, but what would she do in the end?
Jeremiah laments the destruction of Judah. God's people do not know Him. The day of the Lord's fierce anger is coming, and then what will they do?
Solomon builds the temple on the site purchased by David along with making all its furnishings and utsenils. It is a glorious place to worship the Lord.
Solomon prepares to build the temple by appointing the labor force and reaching out to King Hiram of Tyre to provide a skilled craftsman and timber.
Solomon offers burnt offerings at Gibeon, and the Lord appears to him. Solomon asks for wisdom. God gives him this and so much more.
David gives a final prayer and charge to Israel. Solomon is confirmed as king. David dies.
David gives a great offering for the temple and asks others to do the same. The people give and rejoice. David writes a psalm of praise.
David divides his administration into twelve military divisions, twelve tribal leaders, the officials over the produce and the livestock. David also relies on advisors.
David divides the service of the musicians, gatekeepers, and other officials of the kingdom.
The Lord tells Judah to break up the fallow ground of their hearts and wash them from wickedness. A wind of desolation will soon blow from the north.
The Lord divorced backsliding Israel but calls her to return to Him. In the future, Israel and Judah will be reunited and live in the land of their inheritance.
Israel has been laid waste and yet no one cries out to God. Instead, they have trusted in Egypt and in their many idols. Yet they say, "I have not sinned".
David and his high priests Zadok and Ahimelech divide the duties of the Levites and priests serving before the Lord.
David prepares to build the temple with workers and supplies. He charges Solomon and the leaders to be strong, courageous, and to put their heart into the work.
David sins by numbering the people, and God sends a plague. David intercedes and builds an altar. The Lord answers David and stops the plague.
The Lord remembers Israel in the days of her youth. By following idols she has forsaken the fountain of living waters and made herself broken cisterns.
Though he is young, the Lord calls Jeremiah to be a prophet to the nations, to tear down and to plant. The people will fight against him but not prevail.
Isaiah concludes by commending the contrite and rebuking hypocrisy. The Lord will vindicate HIs people and bring indignation on His enemies.
The king of Ammon responds to David's good deed by humiliating his men. David defeats the Ammonites and Syrians. Philistine giants are destroyed.
The Lord will judge His rebellious people, but His servants shall dwell in the land and be blessed. God will create new heavens and a new earth!
Isaiah prays for God's mercy and help for Jerusalem. The Lord acts for those who wait for Him. We are the clay and He is our potter.
Isaiah foresees the Day of the Lord when He will judge the nations alone. But Isaiah also remembers God's mercy toward His people in saving them.
Isaiah will not rest until the Salvation of Zion goes forth to all the world. She shall be called by a new name. Prepare the way for her Salvation is coming!
The year of the Lord's favor is coming when God's servant will bring good news to the poor. Israel will be known abroad as being blessed by the Lord.
David defeats the enemies of Israel and gathers much wealth, which he dedicates to the Lord. he administers judgment and justice to his people.
In the future, the glory of the Lord will rise upon Israel. The nations will come to her. God will be her everlasting light, and her people will be righteous.
The people's sins separated them from God so that justice waws far from them. But the Lord would redeem Zion and put His words in their mouths.
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Israel continues her futile idolatry and does not remember the Lord. But God will comfort and heal the contrite. There is no peace for the wicked.
David desires to build a house for the Lord, but God wants to build David a house--a dynasty to last forever!
David concludes his song of thanksgiving. David appoints continual worship before the Ark of the Covenant.
David places the Ark in a tent and establishes worship in Jerusalem. He appoints musicians and writes a song of thanksgiving for the occasion.
David moves the Ark a second time according to the prescribed manner. The Levites make music, David wears a linen ephod, and Michal despises him.
King Hiram of Tyre helps David build his house. The Philistines attack Israel. David inquires of the Lord and defeats them twice. David's fame spreads.
David attempts to move the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem but stops when Uzza touches the Ark and dies. It remains at the house of Obed Edom.
While David is a fugitive from Saul, God gathers many men of valor to him. When Judah makes him king in Hebron, many more come with a loyal heart.
All Israel makes David king according to the Word of the Lord spoken by Samuel. David takes Jerusalem. The exploits of David's mighty men.
The Philistines kill Saul's sons and mortally wound Saul. They display the bodies as trophies, but men from Jabesh Gilead take and bury Saul and his sons.
The chronicler continues with the remaining genealogies of Israel, the lineage of King Saul, and the inhabitants of Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile.
The chronicler continues with the genealogies of David and Solomon and the tribes of Judah, Simeon, Reuben, Gad, and the half-tribe of Manasseh.
First and Second Chronicles centers on temple worship. The first nine chapters are genealogies. Chapters one and two take us from Adam to David.
King Nebuchadnezzar invades Jerusalem taking King Zedekiah and others captive and destroying the temple. Gedaliah is made governor of Judah.
King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon rises against Judah, placing her kings under tribute. They rebel and Nebuchadnezzar take captives to Babylon.
Josiah continues making reforms and dies in battle against Pharaoh Necho. his sons Jehoahaz and Jehoiakim reign in Judah but are evil.
Josiah restores true worship in Judah, renewing the covenant and destroying altars, images, shrines, and idolatrious priests. There is no other king like him!
Amon is a wicked king. His son Josiah reigns and does what is right. The Book of the Law is discovered, and Josiah tears his clothes and inquires of God.
Hezekiah dies, and Manasseh reigns. He is a very wicked king who seduces Judah into idolatry. God prophesies calamity against Judah. Manasseh dies.
Isaiah tells Hezekiah that he will die. Hezekiah prays, and God extends his life fifteen years. Hezekiah shows off all his treasures to the Babylonians.
The Lord answers Hezekiah through the prophet Isaiah. He speaks against King Sennacherib and gives Hezekiah a sign. One angel kills 185,000 Assyrians.
The LORD offers salvation to all foreigners who do righteousness. His house is a house of prayer for all nations. He rebukes Israel's irresponsible leaders.
Isaiah invites all who are thirsty to come and drink. God will make an everlasting covenant. His Word is like the rain and shall not return void.
Israel's husband is the LORD. She will forget the shame of her youth and be fruitful. Her covenant of peace will not be removed, but she will be glorious.
Isaiah speaks of the LORD's Suffering Servant. He is despised and rejected by men. He was led as a sheep to the slaughter. He bore the iniquity of us all.
Although Zion sold herself for nothing, the LORD will redeem her. How beautiful are those who bring good news-sing joyfully for your salvation!
The LORD comforts Zion. They should look to their Rock and listen to Him rather than fearing man. The ransomed of the LORD will return with singing.
The LORD sent Israel away because of her sin. But God's servant would fully obey Him and receive His help. Those in darkness should rely on the LORD.
The Jews thought from God forsook them, but He will remember them. He will gather their children from the nations and contend with their enemies.
The LORD called His servant Israel from the womb. And He will give His Servant to gather Israel, to be a light to the Gentiles, and to restore the earth.
Israel was obstinate. She heard God's words but did not know them. Yet God would refine her and redeem her from Babylon for His own sake.
Babylon will be humbled for their failure to show mercy to God's people. They trusted in wickedness, feeling secure, but evil would come upon them.
God compares Himself to the dead Babylonian gods. They must be carried, but He carries His people. What God purposes, He performs.
The LORD alone created the heavens and the earth. Idolaters have no knowledge, but the LORD is the Savior of everyone who submits to Him.
The LORD names Cyrus as His instrument to subdue nations and free the exiles of Judah. Woe to him who strives with his Maker, for God is sovereign.
The LORD declares that He is the only God, and there is no other. He shows the foolishness of idolatry. He will redeem and restore His people.
The LORD will bring down Babylon. He will do a new thing, giving drink to His people. Despite Israel’s shortcomings, He will not remember their sins.
The LORD is Israel’s Redeemer. When they walk through the fire, they shall not be burned. They are His witnesses that the LORD is God.
God would not forsake the blind, but those who trusted in idols would be ashamed. Israel was obstinate in its disobedience and would suffer.
Isaiah prophesies about the Servant of the LORD who will be a Light to the Gentiles. He will open blind eyes and release prisoners. Praise the LORD!
God challenges idols to present their case. Who has declared from the beginning what will be? The LORD will give one who brings good news.
Hezekiah sends his staff to Isaiah who encourages them that God will defeat the king of Assyria. The Assyrian chief of staff threatens, and Hezekiah prays.
Sennacherib of Assyria sends military leaders to threaten Jerusalem. The chief of staff bullies Hezekiah's staff. With torn clothes, they report to the king.
King Hezekiah reigns in Judah. He is a good king, and there is no one else like him. He makes spiritual reforms and removes the high places.
The Assyrians settle various peoples in Samaria. They mix the worship of the LORD with the worship of their gods. This is the origin of the Samaritans.
Hoshea reigns in Israel and is an evil king. The king of Assyria imprisons him. God testifies against the sins of Israel and sends them into Assyrian captivity.
Jotham reigns in Judah. He is a good king. Ahaz reigns in Judah. He trusts in the Assyrian king and copies the Syrian altar and sacrifices on it.
During the reign of King Uzziah of Judah, five bad kings reign in Israel. The righteous dwell in the land, but the wicked are cut off.
King Azariah (Uzziah) has a long reign in Judah. He is a good king who accomplishes much, but unlawful entry into the temple makes him a leper.
King Amaziah of Judah is assassinated. Jeroboam II becomes king of Israel. God looks upon their affliction and saves them by Jeroboam.
A corpse touches Elisha's bones and revives. Jehoash recovers land from Syria. Amaziah reigns in Judah and defeats the Edomites, but not Israel.
Jehu's dynasty in Israel continues through Jehoahaz and Jehoash. God allows Israel to suffer at the hands of Syria. Elisha gives a final prophecy.
King Joash of Judah makes repairs to the temple. Hazael attacks Judah and Joash robs the temple to pay him. Joash is assassinated.
The LORD raises up one from the east who defeats kings and terrifies the coastlands. God encourages His servant Israel not to fear for He is with them.
The LORD is incomparable to any idol. He is sovereign over the earth and princes, and He sees all. He gives power and strength to the weak.
Isaiah looks beyond the coming judgment to comfort God's people. They must prepare the way of the LORD for His glory and strength will be revealed.
Babylonian envoys visit Hezekiah. He shows them all his treasures. Isaiah prophesies that the king's possessions and sons will be taken to Babylon.
Hezekiah becomes ill, and Isaiah tells him that he will die. Hezekiah prays and weeps, and God gives him 15 more years. He writes about it to praise God.
Isaiah delivers God's message concerning Sennacherib. He has reproached the LORD, and God will turn him back. Sennacherib is defeated and murdered.
Hezekiah seeks Isaiah's help against the Assyrians. Isaiah encourages Hezekiah and assures him that Sennacherib will fall. Hezekiah prays.
King Sennacherib of Assyria threatens the Jews in Jerusalem that if they don't surrender, they will be destroyed. The Jewish officials tear their clothes.
Isaiah prophesies about the future when everyone will see the LORD's glory, the people will be restored, and a Highway of Holiness will lead to Zion.
Isaiah pronounces God's future judgment on the nations. It will be a day of vengeance and recompense, making the land perpetually barren.
Isaiah proclaims a woe against plunderers and a prayer for grace. God will rise to judge Jerusalem, but later it will be the land of the majestic King!
Isaiah predicts the future kingdom of righteousness and peace. Then the people will understand, generous ones will stand, and the land will be fulfilled.
Isaiah warns against relying on Egypt. God will deliver Jerusalem and roar over Assyria as a lion roars over its prey. The people must return to the LORD.
Ahaziah's mother, Athaliah, murders her grandsons and becomes queen of Judah. Joash is hidden for seven years. He is crowned king, and Athaliah is executed.
Jehu kills the brothers of Ahaziah king of Judah. He destroys Baal worship from Israel. But he continues to worship the golden calves in Bethel and Dan.
Jehu kills King Ahaziah of Judah, Jezebel, and Ahab's seventy sons. Thus, the Word of the LORD spoken through Elijah is fulfilled.
Elisha sends a prophet to anoint Jehu to be king of Israel and to strike down the house of Ahab. Jehu kills King Joram, the song of Ahab and Jezebel.
Jehoram reigns in Judah and is an evil king, as is his son Ahaziah. Both are guilty of compromise in making an unholy alliance with the house of Ahab.
Despite Judah's disobedience, God waits to be gracious to her. He will teach and prosper them in the future. In His anger, He will beat down Assyria.
Isaiah rebukes Judah for trusting in Egypt rather than in the LORD. In returning and rest was their salvation, but they would not have it.
Isaiah warns Jerusalem (Ariel) about God's impending judgment because of her disobedience, but he also looks forward to the future blessing.
The rulers of Judah have trusted in lies and made a covenant with death. God will lay a Cornerstone in Zion and will do His awesome work of judgment.
Ephraim is proud and her prophets and priests are drunk. They will not receive God's rest, therefore they will be broken and caught by a strong one.
The land of Shunammite woman is restored. Elisha prophesies over Syria the death of Ben-Hadad and the terrible reign of Hazael.
The Syrians besiege Samaria causing a famine. Elisha predicts plentiful food by the next day. God causes the Syrians to flee, fulfilling Elisha's words.
Elisha warns the king of Israel about the Syrian raids. The king of Syria tries to arrest Elisha, but God protects him. The LORD temporarily blinds the Syrians.
Gehazi asks for gifts from Naaman and lies about it. He is struck with leprosy. A young prophet loses an ax head in the Jordan, and Elisha makes it float.
Naaman, the general of the Syrian army. goes to Elisha who cleanses him from leprosy. This pictures the cleansing we receive through faith in Christ.
Isaiah prophesies that after God judges the world in the Great Tribulation, Israel will be restored, and other nations will come to worship the LORD.
Judah will sing a song of salvation. God will keep them in perfect peace because they trust in Him. They must take refuge from the coming judgment.
Isaiah praises God, for He is a strength to the poor, and He humbles the strong. One day the LORD will swallow up death forever.
Isaiah prophesies about the coming Day of the LORD. It will be a time of judgement for all the earth. But afterward, the LORD will reign on Mount Zion.
Isaiah prophesies against the seaport of Tyre, renowned for its trade. After being destroyed, seventy years later the LORD would restore it.
Isaiah prophesies about the siege of Jerusalem. Shebna, the palace administrator, will be cast out for building his own tomb and replaced with Eliakim.
In the future, Egypt will turn to the LORD, and Egypt, Iraq, and Israel will be blessed. Isaiah is naked for three years as a sign against Egypt and Ethiopia.
The son of the Shunammite woman dies. Elisha raises him to life. Elisha purifies a poisonous stew and feeds 100 men with 20 barley loaves.
Elisha supplies oil for a poor widow to pay her debts. A Shunammite woman is hospitable to Elisha, and he prophesies she will have a son.
Elisha makes bitter water sweet, curses rebellious youth, and prophesies the defeat of Moab by Israel and Judah. \
The LORD takes Elijah into heaven, but before he goes, Elisha asks for a double portion of his spirit, which he receives.
King Ahaziah of Israel injures himself and seeks Baal-Zebub rather than the Lord. God gives Elijah a message for the king that he won't recover. Ahaziah dies.
Ahab is shot with an arrow in battle and dies. Jehosaphat reigns in Judah and does right in the Lord's eyes. Ahaziah becomes king of Israel and does evil.
Ahab seeks an alliance with Jehoshaphat against Syria. Jehoshaphat wants to seek God. Ahab's prophets speak and Micaiah, the LORD's prophet, speaks.
Ahab offers to buy Naboth's field. When he refuses, Jezebel has him murdered, and Ahab takes the field. Elijah condemns Ahab; Ahab humbles himself.
A prophet tells Ahab that the LORD will deliver the Syrians to him again. Ahab defeats them but lets Ben-Hadad live. A prophet confirms Ahab.
Ben-Haded of Syria demands much spoil from Ahab. The LORD tells Ahab that He will deliver Syria into his hand. Ahab defeats the Syrians.
Jezebel threatens to kill Elijah, and he runs away in fear to Mount Horeb (Sinai). The LORD meets with him and provides help for him.
Elijah goes to the top of Mount Carmel and perseveres in prayer for rain. God answers and empowers him.
Elijah challenges the people to choose between the LORD or Baal. He proposes a contest that the one to answer by fire is the true God.
The LORD tells Elijah He will send rain and tell Ahab. Elijah meets Obadiah who has hidden the LORD's prophets. Ahab blames Elijah for the drought.
The LORD calls Elijah to go to a poor widow in Zarephath. God miraculously provides food. Her son dies, and Elijah revives him.
Omri and his son Ahab reign in Israel and do much evil in the sight of the LORD. Ahab marries Jezebel and worships Baal. God raises up the prophet Elijah.
Three bad kings reign in Israel with ruthless lives and decreasing lengths of rule. An evil life often brings about an early death.
As reigns in Judah and does right in the eyes of the Lord. Meanwhile, Nadab reigns in Israel, but Baasha conspires to kill him and the entire house of Jeroboam.
When Jeroboam's son becomes sick, his wife goes to Ahijam the prophet who prophesies against Jeroboam, his house, and Israel.
An old prophet convinces the man of God to come to his house. When leaving the house, a lion kills him. We must obey the Lord rather than man. * * *
Isaiah prophecies against Moab, Syria, and Israel, which would soon be invaded by the Assyrians. But he also looks forward to end times. * * *
Isaiah prophecies against four nations who were enemies of Israel - Babylon, Assyria, Philistia and Moab. * * *
God will have mercy on Israel, and their captors will serve them. The King of Babylon will fall as Lucifer fell from heaven and will go down to the pit. * * *
Jeroboam fears to lose the people and makes two gold calves. A man of God prophesies against the altar, and it splits in two. * * *
After Solomon dies, Rehoboam is made king. He rejects Israel's request for tax relief. Ten tribes revolt and make Jeroboam their king. * * *
Isaiah prophesies Babylon's destruction. This would be fulfilled with the invasion of the Medes and also in the future day of the LORD. * * *
A prophecy about the reign of Christ. The knowledge of the LORD will fill the earth, even changing the animals. God will gather both Jews and Gentiles. * * *
After the captivity, the remnant of Israel would return to the LORD in truth. God instructs the people not to fear the Assyrian, for he will be scourged. * * *
God raises up two adversaries against Solomon. When we displease God, He can raise up others to trouble us. * * *
God used the Assyrians to punish Israel, but because of the king of Assyria's arrogance, the LORD would consume his glory. * * *
The LORD prophesies the coming of the Son who will govern the people and be a light to those in darkness. He predicts the destruction of Israel. * * *
God predicts the fall of Syria and Israel and the impending Assyrian invasion. Isaiah was not to walk according to the fears of the people but to fear God. * * *
Isaiah speaks to King Ahaz about the Syrian and Israeli threat. God gives Ahaz the sign of Immanuel and will send for the Assyrians to invade the land. * * *
Solomon loves 700 wives and 300 concubines who turn his heart from God to idols. No amount of pleasure can make up for the pain of sin. * * *
Isaiah has a vision of the LORD seated in heaven. The LORD says, "Who shall go for us?" Isaiah says, "Send me." The LORD gives Isaiah His commission. * * *
Isaiah sings about his Beloved's vineyard, which is Israel. God will judge them for their excesses. He will whistle for distant nations to carry them away. * * *
Isaiah pronounces judgement against the haughty women of Jerusalem. There will be devastation and captivity, but afterwards renewal and refuge.
The LORD predicts His judgment on Jerusalem and Judah for their unfaithfulness. Men will refuse to lead, and children and women will rule over them. * * *
Isaiah peers far into the future when the LORD will rule the world from Jerusalem and war will cease. But first comes the dreadful Day of the LORD. * * *
Isaiah prophesies against Jerusalem. God is sick of their worship offered with bloodstained hands. But if they will repent then they will be white as snow. * * *
Isaiah prophesies to Judah for over fifty years. He calls the people to repent from their wickedness and to cease their hypocritical worship. * * *
Solomon's wealth, wisdom, trade, and military equipment were world-famous. But was it all enough? * * *
The Queen of Sheba visits Solomon and praises him and the LORD. Those who use their gifts to serve others will stand before great people. * * *
The LORD appears to Solomon a second time pronouncing blessings and curses. Solomon exchanges gifts with Hiram. * * *
Solomon blesses the people and exhorts them to remain loyal to the LORD. Then he sacrifices many peace offerings and holds a feast. * * *
At the dedication of the temple, Solomon offers a prayer that God will incline His eye and ear to all who seek Him there. * * *
At the dedication of the temple, Solomon offers a prayer that God will incline His eye and ear to all who seek Him there. * * *
The priests place the Ark of the Covenant in the Most Holy Place, and the LORD's glory fills the temple. Solomon addresses the LORD and the people. * * *
Huram the craftsman finishes the bronze work of the temple with the sea, oxen, carts, lavers, and other furnishings. All the temple construction is now completed. * * *
Solomon builds several other structures using costly hewn stone. He hires Hiram, a craftsman from Tyre to do the bronze work for the temple. * * *
Solomon constructs the temple with its surrounding rooms in seven years. The LORD promises to dwell there... if Solomon will walk in His ways. * * *
Solomon constructs the temple with its surrounding rooms in seven years. The LORD promises to dwell there... if Solomon will walk in His ways. * * *
Solomon makes an agreement with King Hiram of Tyre to procure timber. Solomon raises up a labor force to prepare timber and cut stones. * * *
Solomon's reign brings glory days to Israel. The nation prospers and is at peace, and God gives Solomon world-renowned wisdom in all matters. * * *
When two prostitutes have a dispute, Solomon renders a wise Judgment, and Israel is impressed. Solomon appoints officials and twelve governors. * * *
Solomon marries Pharaoh's daughter. He sacrifices at Gibeon; the LORD asks him what he wants. Solomon asks for an understanding heart; the LORD is pleased. * * *
Adonijah requests Abishag as his wife; Solomon exiles him. Solomon exiles Abiathar and executes Joab and Shimei. The kingdom is established. * * *
David charges Solomon to be strong and keep the way of the LORD. He also gives instructions for dealing with three men. Then David dies. * * *
David confirms his oath to Bathsheba to make Solomon king. Solomon is anointed, and Adonijah's followers disperse. Adonijah takes refuge at the altar. * * *
Abishag, a beautiful young woman, cares for David in his old age. Adonijah presumes to be king, gathers a following, and makes sacrifices. Bathsheba and Nathan inform David. * * *
The woman speaks of the power of love, which is as strong as death and can not be quenched. She recalls when love was first awakened in them. * * *
He praises her again for her beauty. She initiates their lovemaking in a country village and vineyard. She desires family intimacy and his embraces. * * *
The man praises his bride, for she is beautiful. The woman goes searching to see if their love is still in bloom. The friends desire to see her again. * * *
The women of Jerusalem ask Abishag how her Beloved is better than others. She describes his qualities and the love they possess in each other. * * *
He comes home late, but she won't open up. She finally arises, but he is gone. She searches for him in the city and is wounded by the watchmen. * * *
At last, the couple celebrates their wedding night. He praises her for her beauty and expresses his desire for her. She welcomes him into her garden. * * *
The woman has a troubled night in which she dreams that she looks for her lover but cannot find him. This is followed by Solomon's wedding procession. * * *
The woman's beloved invites her out for a day in the country in springtime. She is a dove in his sight. Her voice is sweet, and her face is lovely. * * *
She is dark but lovely, and he is a shepherd. To her, he is like a sachet of myrrh between her breasts. He sees her as a lily among thorns. * * *
Solomon writes his song of songs - a love song between a husband and wife, celebrating marital intimacy. It also pictures our relationship with Jesus. * * *
because of the census, God sends a plague on Israel killing 70,000. David intercedes, and God tells him to build an altar on the threshing floor of Araunah. * * *
David takes a census contrary to the Law and Joab's advice. His conscience is stricken, and God sends the prophet Gad to deliver a destressing choice. * * *
The last written words of David. David's Mighty Men, including the Three, Abishai, Benaiah, and Thirty. * * *
After the LORD delivered David from Saul and all his enemies, he writes a song of deliverance, praising God for answering him in his distress. * * *
After the LORD delivered David from Saul and all his enemies, he writes a song of deliverance, praising God for answering him in his distress. * * *
God sends a famine because Saul killed the Gibeonites. David avenges them by delivering up seven men. Philistine giants are destroyed. * * *
Joab lays siege to Abel. A wise woman tells the city elders about Sheba whom they execute. David wisely administers the kingdom. * * *
Conflict arises between Judah and Israel. Sheba rebels. David sends Amasa to gather Judah. Joab murders Amasa and leads the people against Sheba. * * *
David asks Judah to receive him back and offers to make Amasa his general. Judah escorts David across the Jordan. David is met by various people. * * *
Joab sends messengers to David with news of the battle. David deeply mourns the death of Absalom, and the army is ashamed. Joab rebukes David.
David sends out his army against Absalom and Israel, giving orders to spare his son's life. David's men defeat Israel, and Joab kills Absalom. * * *
Hushai warns David to cross the Jordan. Ahithophel hangs himself. Absalom pursues and appoints Amasa as general. David's friends bring him supplies. * * *
Absalom follows Ahithophel's advice to lie with David's concubines, but not his advice to immediately pursue David. Instead, he follows Hushai's advice. * * *
As David flees Jerusalem, Zibe brings him food and accuses his master Mephibosheth. Shimei curses David. Hushai greets Absalom, pretending to be his servant. * * *
David escapes Jerusalem, leaving behind ten concubines. Ittai joins David, but David sends the Ark, Zadok the priest, and Hushai back to the city. * * *
After Absalom dwells in Jerusalem for two years, David finally kisses him. Absalom steals the hearts of Israel and commits treason. * * *
There is value in diligence and patience. Enjoy life and remember the days of darkness. Seek God while you're young. The conclusion of the matter. * * *
Solomon compares the way of the fool with the way of the wise. Life has risks but wisdom brings success. * * *
The same things happen to all, but the righteous are in God's hand. Enjoy God's blessings and work wholeheartedly. Wisdom is better than strength. * * *
It is wise to keep the king's commandment and to discern both time and judgment. God judges the wicked but blesses the one who fears Him. * * *
Solomon gives various practical exhortations. In his quest for wisdom, he discovered that God made man upright, but he has pursued many schemes. * * *
It is vanity to have death but not enjoy it. What you see is better than a wandering desire. God determines what you will be, so don't fight it. * * *
Draw near to God to listen rather than to offer the sacrifice of fools. Whoever loves money is not satisfied with money, and he can't take it with him. * * *
Solomon considers the emptiness of the oppressed, the lazy, and the workaholics. Popularity soon passes away, but a friend is valuable for living. * * *
There is a time for every purpose under heaven. God puts eternity in the hearts of men, and His works are forever. Man should rejoice and do good. * * *
Solomon expresses the futility of pleasure, materialism, wisdom, and human labor. there is nothing better than to enjoy what good God gives to you. * * *
The Preacher (Solomon) states his purpose to search out wisdom and folly. All is vanity, there is nothing new under the sun, and wisdom brings grief. * * *
What is desirable in a woman? King Lemuel's mother gives him advice on what to look for in a virtuous wife. Give her the praise she deserves! * * *
What does a mother say to her son who will be king? King Lemuel's mother gives her son wise advice for being a good king. * * *
Agur continues his wise sayings about unbearable things, things that are little but wise, and things that are majestic and stately in their stride. * * *
Agur presents his wisdom. We don't know who this is, but he presents his wise sayings with humility, questions, and lists. * * *
The righteous care for the poor; where there is no prophetic vision, the people run wild' fear of man is a snare, but whoever trusts God is safe. * * *
The wicked flee but the righteous are bold as lions; whoever covers his sins won't prosper, and those who give to the poor will always have enough. * * *
Proverbs about the faithful wounds of a friend, a man sharpening another man, and the importance of diligently tending your flocks and herds. * * *
More proverbs about how to deal with a fool, meddling in a quarrel not your own, and those who speak kindly but hide a wicked heart. * * *
King Hezekiah compiles proverbs of Solomon about kings, about speech, and about seldom visiting your neighbor's house. * * *
More sayings against envying the evildoer and associating with those given to change. Lastly, an ode to a lazy man. * * *
More sayings about wisdom building a house, making one strong, and being honey to the soul. * * *
Wise sayings about avoiding drunkards, gluttons, and prostitutes. The value of listening to your parents and the dangers of alcohol consumption. * * *
Wise sayings about watching your appetite, disciplining your children, and being zealous for the fear of the LORD, for this will preserve you. * * *
Solomon gives more proverbs about child-rearing, generosity, and preserving knowledge. Those who listen to the words of the wise will benefit themselves and others. * * *
Proverbs about treasure being in the home of the wise, loving pleasure leads to poverty, and the righteous give thought to their way. * * *
Proverbs about the heart of the king in the hand of the LORD, diligent plans that lead to plenty, and dishonest riches that quickly vanish. * * *
Proverbs about wine and strong drink and a king's wrath and judgment. Since God directs our steps, how can we understand our way? * * *
Proverbs about riches coming from fathers and a prudent wife from God. Get wisdom and love your own soul. Mercy to the poor is lending to God. * * *
Proverbs about the name of the LORD being a strong tower, he who finds a wife finds a good thing, and there is a friend who stays closer than a brother. * * *
Solomon speaks against lying lips and gossip, but he commends quietness. Those who learn this art are wise indeed! * * *
More proverbs about the understanding heart being a wellspring of life, the silver-haired crown of glory, and pride that comes before a fall. * * *
Solomon gives proverbs about the plans of the heart, the words of the tongue, and committing all our works to the LORD. * * *
Solomon gives proverbs against wrath, pride, and greed, but he commends the one who humbly heeds instruction. And good news rejoices the heart! * * *
Proverbs about the power of the tongue, the abomination of the wicked, and when a little is better than a lot. * * *
Solomon's proverbs show that in all labor there is profit, and riches crown the wise. Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people. * * *
Solomon contrasts the wise and foolish woman, considers the bitterness and joy of the heart, and marks the way that seems right, but ends in death. * * *
The fruit of the mouth, the rewards of the diligent, and godly discipline of children are all topics Solomon addresses. * * *
Solomon contrasts the thoughts and words of the wise person with the fool. The fool's way is right in his own eyes, but the way of the righteous is life. * * *
Solomon gives good, practical wisdom in many areas of life. Before every person is the way of life or death, so we must choose wisely. * * *
With pithy proverbs, Solomon describes the hope of the righteous and the fruit they bear in contrast with the demise of the wicked. * * *
This begins the assorted and pithy proverbs of Solomon. Usually, they are in the form of parallelism - often comparing the righteous with the wicked. * * *
Solomon contrasts Lady Wisdom with the foolish woman called Folly. Both invite guests to their home. One door leads to life; the other leads to death. * * *
Lady wisdom continues her discourse. She was with God in creation as a master craftsman and daily delight. Blessed are those who keep her ways. * * *
Lady wisdom cries out from the hilltop, crossroads, and city gates to the simple to understand prudence. Nothing you desire can compare with her. * * *
Once again, Solomon warns his son about the crafty seductress. He tells the story of a young man who followed her, and it cost him his life. * * *
Solomon advises his son to keep his parent's command, which is a lamp and the way of life. He warns him of the consequences of committing adultery. * * *
Solomon warns against becoming surety for a friend or being a lazy sluggard. He characterizes the wicked man and lists seven things God hates. * * *
Solomon warns his son against the immoral woman who is seductive but who leads to death. Instead, he should always rejoice in the wife of his youth. * * *
Solomon warns his son to keep away from the wicked path. Instead, he should control his ear, eyes, and mouth and keep his heart with all diligence. * * *
Solomon gives fatherly instruction to his children. Get wisdom, for wisdom is the principal thing. Exalt and embrace her, and she will honor you. * * *
Keep sound wisdom for it will protect you, and the LORD will be your confidence. Don't withhold good from others. God gives grace to the humble. * * *
Solomon commends mercy and truth. Guidance comes by trusting in the LORD and not on our own understanding. Wisdom is a tree of life. * * *
Solomon counsels to seek wisdom like hidden treasure. It will deliver you from perverse men and immoral women, and you will remain in the land. * * *
Heeding parental instruction is a graceful ornament. A warning against following sinners. Wisdom calls out in the public squares to whoever will listen. * * *
Solomon asked for wisdom, and God gave it to him. He wrote The Proverbs to give wisdom, instruction, and prudence to others. * * *
The last three "hallelujah psalms" exhort everyone, everywhere, and all creation to praise the LORD! * * *
Psalms 146 and 147 are "hallelujah" psalms. They praise the LORD for His providence to His people and because He heals the brokenhearted. * * *
David blesses the LORD forever. All His works shall praise Him for His unsearchable greatness. He is near to all who call upon Him in truth. * * *
David blesses the LORD for being his Rock and prays that He would rescue him from foreign enemies. He prays for blessings upon the righteous. * * *
David writes two psalms where he cries out to the LORD for deliverance from his enemies, and he seeks to be taught by God to do His will. * * *
David writes two psalms praying that God would deliver him from evil men and from the inclinations of his own heart. * * *
David speaks of God's perfect knowledge of himself. He prays that God would search him and know his heart and lead him in the way everlasting. * * *
Psalm 137 laments over the Babylonian captivity and calls for retribution. In Psalm 138, David praises the LORD for answering prayer and reviving him. * * *
The psalmist calls everyone to give thanks to the LORD, for He manifests His great works on behalf of His people. His mercy endures forever. * * *
The psalmist calls for praise, for the LORD is great in creation and He has defeated Israel's enemies. The idols of the nations and their makers are dead. * * *
In Psalm 133, David celebrates the blessedness of unity among God's people. Psalm 134 is an exhortation to bless the LORD from the sanctuary. * * *
Psalm 131 expresses David's simple, childlike trust in the LORD. Psalm 132 speaks of God's choice of Zion as His eternal dwelling place. * * *
Three psalms of ascents focus on the blessings to those who fear God, victory over enemies, and redemption for those who wait on the LORD. * * *
Three psalms of ascents speak of the LORD surrounding His people, bringing them back from captivity with joy, and prospering them. * * *
Three psalms of ascents rejoice in going to the house of the LORD, pray for God’s relief from contempt, and bless Him for His protection from enemies.
Psalm 120 is a cry for deliverance from the treacherous. Psalm 121 is an encouragement about God's protection. Both are songs of ascents. * * *
The psalmist calls upon the LORD to act now because of his oppressors. He prays that no sin would have dominion over him. God's law is truth. * * *
The psalmist calls upon the LORD to act now because of his oppressors. He prays that no sin would have dominion over him. God's law is truth. * * *
The psalmist expresses his love for the law because of the wisdom he receives. The word is a lamp to his feet. It upholds him before his enemies. * * *
The psalmist seeks God's tender mercies to help him against the proud who have dug pits for him. God's faithfulness endures forever. * * *
The psalmist speaks of the comfort he receives from the Word. Even when the proud have stood against him, he has not turned away from God's law. * * *
The psalmist continues expressing his desire for God's precepts. Revive me according to Your Word. Make me walk in the path of your commandments. * * *
Psalm 119 is the longest chapter of the Bible, an acrostic where every verse speaks of delighting in God's Word. Blesses are those who meditate on it! * * *
The LORD's mercy endures forever. The stone the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone. This is prophetic of Christ's triumphal entry. * * *
The psalmist loves the LORD for delivering him from the pains of death. What can he render to God? He will pay his vows and offer thanksgiving. * * *
Psalm 114 reflects on the LORD's miracles in delivering Israel from Egypt. Psalm 115 compares our God with the world's idols. Give glory to the LORD! * * *
Psalm 112 celebrates the many blessings that come to the righteous. Psalm 113 begins the Hallel psalms of praise. There is no one else like the LORD. * * *
In Psalm 110, David prophesies about the reign of the Messiah. He is both Priest and Lord. In Psalm 111, praises the LORD for His great works, truth, and justice. * * *
David prays for vengeance against the wicked who accuse and fight against him. He prays that God would save him according to His mercy. * * *
In Psalm 108, David sings praises to the LORD for His mercy and deliverance. God is sovereign over the nations and gives victory over our enemies. * * *
The psalmist continues to thank God for delivering sailors. He prospers the hungry and exalts the poor. The wise understand the LORD's lovingkindness. * * *
The psalmist reflects on the goodness and mercy of God to those who wander in the wilderness, sit in darkness, and transgress His commandments. Give God thanks! * * *
The psalmist continues listing Israel's acts of defiance and idolatry. God was angry with His people, yet He regarded their affliction. Save us, O LORD! * * *
The psalmist praises God for His goodness. He led Israel through the Red Sea and did not destroy them even though they often rebelled against Him. * * *
The psalmist continues showing God's faithfulness to Israel. They multiplied in Egypt, and the LORD delivered them and gave them Gentile lands. * * *
Give thanks to the LORD and make known His deeds. Seek His face evermore. Remember His faithfulness to Israel throughout their history. * * *
The psalmist blesses the LORD for His greatness. He makes angels His ministers. He cares for every part of His creation. * * *
In a masterful work, David blesses the LORD for all His benefits. God is eternally merciful and gracious. He remembers our frame that we are dust. * * *
The psalmist cries out to the LORD in his affliction. He has felt God's anger, but he prays for mercy on Jerusalem. The LORD and His people will endure. * * *
Good things can come in small packages. Three short psalms cover praise, thanksgiving, and integrity. * * *
Rejoice in the LORD because He reigns over all the earth. All idols bow down before Him. He has made His salvation known everywhere. * * *
Sing to the LORD who is great God and King and our Maker. Worship in the beauty of holiness, for the LORD reigns and is coming to judge the earth. * * *
A prayer for God to judge the evildoers. Whoever the LORD instructs is blessed. His mercy holds them up, and His comforts delight their soul. * * *
Praise God for His lovingkindness and mighty works. Fools do not understand that the wicked will perish, but the righteous will flourish. The LORD reigns. * * *
Moses considers God's eternal nature and man's brief life. He prays that God would have compassion on them and teach them to number their days. * * *
Ethan concludes this psalm by remembering God's covenant with David. But now God has cast them off. Where are the LORD's former loving kindnesses? * * *
In Psalm 89, Ethan writes a contemplation. In this first part of the psalm, he sings of the LORD's mercies and might. Who is like Him? * * *
Psalm 87 celebrates the glories of Jerusalem. Psalm 88 is a prayer from an afflicted, abandoned, and despondent soul. * * *
David prays that God will be merciful to him. There is no one like God. The proud have risen against him, but God will be gracious and give him strength. * * *
In Psalm 84, the sons of Korah express the blessedness of dwelling in the LORD's house. Psalm 85 is a prayer for revival and restoration. * * *
Asaph speaks out against those who have conspired against the LORD and against Israel. He prays for God to confound them. * * *
In Psalm 81. Asaph declares the rebellion of Israel despite God delivering them. In Psalm 82, he calls for the LORD to arise and judge the earth. * * *
Asaph complains that the LORD has fed them with the bread of tears. They have been broken down and scorned by their enemies. "Restore us, O God!" * * *
Asaph laments the slain in Jerusalem. How long will God be angry with them? He prays for God to atone for His people's sins and avenge their deaths. * * *
Asaph rehearses the history of Israel. They sought the LORD, and after He delivered them, they turned away from Him. Still, He was gracious to them. * * *
Asaph speaks a parable to teach future generations, so they won't be stubborn like their fathers. He recalls God's kindness and Israel's rebellion. * * *
Asaph seeks the Lord in the day of trouble. In the night he recalls his song and the LORD's works. In the sanctuary, he finds God's way and is comforted. * * *
In Psalms 75 and 76, Asaph praises God for His righteous judgments throughout the earth. Exaltation comes not from man but from the LORD. * * *
Asaph prays that God will remember Israel. The enemy has destroyed the sanctuary. How long will they reproach? Arise, O God, and plead your cause! * * *
Asaph almost stumbled when he considered the prosperity of the wicked. But when he entered the LORD's sanctuary, he understood their end and his glory. * * *
Solomon writes a prayer for the Messiah. He will bring peace and reign over all the nations. He will deliver the needy, and His name shall endure forever. * * *
The psalmist prays that God won't cast him off in his old age, but that he will declare God's strength to the next generation. You shall revive me again. * * *
David concludes Psalm 69 with a call for judgment against his persecutors and prayer to be set up on high. Psalm 70 exhorts us to let God be magnified. * * *
David cries out to the LORD from the deep waters and mire, "Save me, O God!" He bears the reproach of many and prays that God will redeem his soul. * * *
Psalm 68 continues with David proclaiming God's triumph over the nations. Singers had the procession of praise. All kingdoms ascribe strength to God. * * *
Psalm 67 is a prayer for God's mercy and praise for His righteous judgment and blessings. Psalm 68 praises God for setting the lonely in families. * * *
How awesome are the LORD's works! We should behold them, make His praises heard, and bring our offerings. But if we regard iniquity, He won't hear. * * *
In Psalm 64, David seeks God's protection and deliverance from his enemies. In Psalm 65, he commends God's gracious care of His people and the earth. * * *
In Psalms 62 and 63, David waits on the LORD alone to be his defense and strength. He seeks God early in the day throughout the night watches. * * *
It seemed that God had cast them off, but David trusts the LORD to deliver them. He prays to find refuge in the Higher Rock. Then he will keep his vows. * * *
King Saul sends his men to kill David, so he prays that God will deliver him. Wait on the LORD, for God rules over the nations. * * *
In Psalm 57, David prays for mercy while hiding in a cave from Saul. In Psalm 58, he asks God to judge the wicked and break their teeth in their mouths! * * *
David is captured by the Philistines and full of fear. What do we do when we are afraid? Trust in the LORD, for what can man do to us? * * *
Betrayal by a friend is deeply hurtful. David writes about the experience and his dependency upon God to get through it.
How do you deal with evil people? David had many enemies who opposed God and sought to harm him. But David trusted in the LORD. * * *
In the wake of his affair with Bathsheba, David pens his great psalm of repentance. Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within. * * *
God declares to His people the true worship He seeks. It is not animal sacrifices but offering Him thanks, keeping one's vows, and calling upon the LORD. * * *
The psalmist addresses the deception of riches. They cannot save, you can't take them with you, and the rich person who does not understand will perish. * * *
Mount Zion in Jerusalem will be the joy of the earth, for it will be the city of the great King. From this city, God's praises will go throughout the world. * * *
Psalm 46 encourages us to make God our refuge and strength. We can be still for He is God. In Psalm 47, we are told to shout to God and sing praises. * * *
Psalm 45 is messianic extolling the strength, glory, righteousness, and beauty of the King and the beauty, glory, and honor of His Bride. * * *
The psalmist remembers the LORD's deliverance in the past. But now God has cast them off and shamed them before their enemies. Arise, O LORD! * * *
"Why are you cast down, O my soul?" That is the question posed in Psalms 42 and 43. "Hope in God, for I shall yet praise Him." * * *
Blessings come to those who consider the poor. David grieves over his enemies and his own friend who betrays him. But he hopes in God’s mercy.
David cries out to God from the pit, and God delivers him. This pictures Christ as the LORD's Servant. God preserves saints with lovingkindness and truth. * * *
David decides to be silent before the wicked, but he cannot hold his peace. He prays that he would know the number of his days, for life is a vapor. * * *
In a time of chastening because of his sin, David prays to the LORD describing his anguish and putting His hope in God. * * *
David gives six characteristics of the righteous person. Wait on the LORD, for He will deliver you. * * *
God blesses the righteous and curses the wicked. Wait on the LORD and continue to do good, and He will give you an eternal inheritance. * * *
David describes the transgression of the wicked and the lovingkindness of the LORD. He prays that God would continue His lovingkindness and protection. * * *
David prays for God to rescue his precious life from his enemies and vindicate him. Then David and his friends will magnify the LORD. * * *
David determines to bless the LORD at all times, for God delivers him from all his fears. Taste and see that God is good. He is near to the brokenhearted. * * *
God's sovereignty is demonstrated in creation, in history, and in our lives. Therefore, we always hope in His mercy. * * *
David recalls the agony of sin and the joy of forgiveness. God will instruct us in the way we should go, but we shouldn't be stubborn like the mule. * * *
David cries out to the LORD for deliverance from his enemies. God will hide His people in the secret place. Therefore, love Him and be courageous. * * *
David rejoices and encourages others to praise the LORD. When he was troubled, he cried to the LORD, and He turned his mourning into dancing. * * *
David cries out to the LORD to bring recompense to the wicked. He rejoices in answered prayer and ascribes to the LORD glory and strength. * * *
The LORD is light. He directs David's path and raises him up above his enemies. He hides David in His pavilion. Therefore, David will not fear or lose heart. * * *
In Psalm 26, David prays for God to examine and prove him. He has walked in integrity. He prays that God would redeem him and be merciful to him. * * *
In Psalm 25, David seeks guidance and forgiveness. The secret of the LORD is with those who fear Him. He seeks deliverance from his enemies. * * *
David speaks of the requirements and blessings of ascending the LORD's hill. As the everlasting doors are lifted up, the King of Glory shall come in! * * *
The 23rd Psalm celebrates David's relationship with the LORD as his Shepherd. It is arguably his most famous masterpiece. * * *
David finishes this great messianic psalm by praising the LORD in the great assembly. In the future, the ends of the world will turn to the LORD. * * *
David predicts the sufferings of the Messiah. Jesus quoted from this psalm at the cross. It describes the one who has come to the dust of death. * * *
David rejoices in God's strength and salvation shown to him. The LORD has abundantly blessed the king, and He will punish His enemies. * * *
Psalm 19 declares God's glory as revealed in the heavens and in His Word. Psalm 20 is a blessing that God will answer prayer and save His anointed. * * *
David continues to celebrate the LORD's deliverance from his enemies. God helps him in battle to destroy their works. His gentleness makes David great. * * *
A song of praise after the LORD delivered David from all his enemies. When death surrounded him, he called upon the LORD who scattered the foe. * * *
David cries out to the LORD for vindication. He prays that God would uphold his steps, hide him beneath His wings, and deliver him from the wicked. * * *
In Psalm 15, David lists the characteristics required to dwell in the LORD's presence, and in Psalm 16, he recounts the joys of being there. * * *
In Psalm 13, David grieves over his enemy but prays for enlightenment. In Psalm 14, David addresses man's depravity and God's salvation. * * *
in Psalm 11, David trusts the Lord though the foundations are being destroyed. In Psalm 12, the Lord arises to deliver the poor, bringing them to safety. * * *
Psalm 10 is a prayer for God to arise and judge the wicked and a praise that He hears the desire of the humble. He gives justice to the helpless. * * *
David declares the Lord's works. He will judge the world in righteousness, but He will be a refuge for everyone who trusts in Him. David prays for mercy. * * *
In Psalm 8, David considers the glory of the heavens and asks, "What is man that you are mindful of him?" Yet God has given him glory and dominion. * * *
In Psalm 7, David prays for God's justice against his persecutors. He realizes that God is his defense and praises Him for His deliverance. * * *
David pleads with the Lord to save him, for he is greatly troubled, and his bed is swimming with his tears. He prays that his enemies will be humbled. * * *
In Psalm 4, David celebrates the gladness, peace, and safety he has in the Lord. Psalm 5 is a morning prayer for guidance and justice.
Psalm 2 is messianic speaking of the nations rebelling and God establishing His King. Psalm 3 is a cry for deliverance when David fled from Absalom. * * *
The Psalms are a book of praises and poetry, focusing on God and humanity. Psalm 1 contrasts the way of the righteous with the way of the wicked. * * *
Job’s encounter with God brings him to repentance. The Lord rebukes Job’s friends for not speaking rightly about Him. He restores Job’s losses.
The Lord describes the creature Leviathan. There is nothing else like him. What is this mysterious creature that is invincible? * * *
When the Lord confronts Job for rebuking Him, Job responds by saying that he has spoken before but will speak no more. God continues questioning him. * * *
In God's answer to Job, He points out the characteristics of the creatures He has made. Do we appreciate the glory of God in these things? * * *
God speaks from the whirlwind, rebuking Job for darkening counsel with words without knowledge. Then He questions Job. * * *
Elihu concludes his speech by magnifying God's work in nature. He controls every detail of the weather. What can we say before One so majestic? * * *
Elihu accuses Job of claiming to be more righteous than God. Elihu proclaims God's goodness and power and rebukes Job for choosing iniquity. * * *
Elihu accuses Job of irreverent and ignorant talk. He defends God as being righteous, sovereign, and judging impartially. * * *
Young Elihu speaks, accusing Job's friends of not convincing him of anything. He convicts Job of his self-righteousness but also points to God's redemptive love. * * *
Job concludes his long speech with calling for judgment against himself if he has sinned against God. He cries out for God to answer him. * * *
Job laments against the sons of fools who mock him and rise up against him. He also mourns over the great affliction he suffers internally. * * *
Job looks back to a happier time when he was healthy, he sat at the city gate judging righteously, and people respected him. * * *
After Job's friends have stopped talking, Job discourses on wisdom. Where can it be found? How priceless it is! Wisdom is only found in God. * * *
Job clings to his righteousness and refuses to speak wickedness or deceit. He expounds upon the destiny of the godless. * * *
Bildad speaks a third time, but Job interrupts. What good have his friends done? Job speaks about God's sovereignty over death and nature. * * *
Job continues his second reply to Eliphaz. Why don't the godly see God's judgments? The wicked deserve punishment and will ultimately receive it. * * *
Job longs to meet with God to make his case and be delivered. He knows that after he is tested, he will come forth as gold, for he has held to His steps. * * *
Eliphaz accuses Job of great wickedness, even though there is no evidence supporting this. He tells Job to return to the Almighty, and He will hear Job's prayer. * * *
Job asks his friends to bear with him. He says the wicked prosper and calls for God's judgment against them. He says his friends' answers are faithless. * * *
Zophar speaks a second time, ignoring Job's pleas for pity. He rebukes Job by parading before him the terrors against the wicked. * * *
Job accuses his friends of persecuting rather than pitying him. Everyone has forsaken him, but he knows that his Redeemer lives, and he will see God! * * *
Bildad complains that Job treats them like they’re stupid. He speaks of the final destiny of the wicked. Their light goes out, and they are not remembered.
Job accuses his friends of being miserable comforters. He sees no relief in sight from his grief. He laments how God has delivered him to the ungodly. * * *
Eliphaz accuses Job of being full of wind and thinking that he knows more than they do. A man cannot be pure, and the end of the wicked is futility. * * *
Job continues his reply to Zophar with an expression of overcoming faith, but he falls back into despondency and the desire that God would end his life. * * *
Job uses sarcasm against his friends. They mock Job, but he knows what they know. In God are wisdom and strength, but they are worthless physicians. * * *
Job's third friend, Zophar, speaks to him. Shouldn't your words be answered? Can you search the deep things of God? Put away your iniquity. * * *
In his reply to Bildad, Job continues questioning God. Why do You contend with me? Why did You create me only to destroy me? Leave me alone. * * *
Job replies to Bildad. Can anyone be righteous before Almighty God? How could he answer Him? Job longs for a Mediator between him and God. * * *
Bildad presents his case against Job. Bad things happen to bad people. If you were pure, then God would bless you. But where is the gospel in this? * * *
In Job's reply to Eliphaz, he addresses the hard plight of man and his sleepless nights; he considers his brief and hopeless life and complains against God. * * *
Job replies to Eliphaz. The arrows of the Almighty has struck him, but he wishes God would end his life. His friends should have shown him kindness. * * *
Eliphaz, one of Job's friends, offers his explanation. Job has sinned. God is chastening him, but if Job will seek God, then he will be delivered. * * *
Job laments the day he was born and longs for death, but it doesn't come. In his great sorrow of heart, he starts speaking of things he doesn't know. * * *
Satan says Job will curse God if attacked physically. God permits Satan to strike him with painful boils, but Job still does not sin. Job's three friends visit. * * *
Job is a blameless man who becomes the object of a heavenly conflict. God allows Job to be put to the test, and he loses everything, but he doesn't sin. * * *
Christ's Passion was the crisis for which He was born. In our present crisis, we find hope, strength, and peace in Christ's triumph on the cross. * * *
The coronavirus has drastically affected our travel, financial markets, and public gatherings. How should we respond? What does the bible say? * * *
The feast of Purim is established as a perpetual Jewish holiday to commemorate their triumph over Haman. Mordecai is promoted in Persia. * * *
At the appointed time, the Jews overpower their enemies. They are granted a second day in Shushan to take vengeance but in the country, they feast. * * *
Queen Esther entreats the king to revoke the decree to destroy the Jews. Instead, he lets them issue a new decree that allows the Jews to defend themselves. * * *
The king and Haman attend Esther's banquet. Esther reveals that her people will be destroyed because of Haman. He is hanged on the gallows he built. * * *
Esther invites the king and Haman to two banquets. The king reads about how Mordecai stopped a plot against him. The king honors Mordecai before Haman. * * *
When Mordecai learns of the decree to destroy the Jews, he mourns in sackcloth. He tells Esther to entreat the king. They all fast for three days. * * *
Mordecai discovers a plot against the king. Haman is promoted, but Mordecai refuses to bow to him. Haman convinces the king to destroy the Jews. * * *
King Xerxes seeks a new queen. Esther is one of the virgins chosen to be prepared to go to the king. Xerxes loves her most and makes her queen. * * *
King Xerxes has a great party lasting six months! Drunk with wine, he seeks to display Queen Vashti before his guests. When she refuses, she is dethroned. * * *
When Nehemiah returns from Persia, he finds Jerusalem in disarray and must clean house and put things in order. * * *
The dedication of the Jerusalem wall is a time of worship, singing, and rejoicing. This glorifies God, enlightens the world, and frustrates the enemy. * * *
Certain Jews are chosen by lot to dwell in Jerusalem and others volunteer. Doing the work of the ministry requires sacrifice, but there are great rewards. * * *
The Jews place their seal on a covenant to separate themselves from the world and rededicate themselves to the Lord. * * *
The Levites continue their congregational prayer by reciting Israel's history of God's faithfulness and their disobedience. Their purpose is to renew their covenant with the Lord. * * *
The people celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles. As they listen to the Word, they confess their sins. The Levites lead the congregation in prayer. * * *
Ezra reads the Law while the Levites give the understanding. The people start to mourn, but their leaders tell them the day is holy, and they should rejoice. * * *
Nehemiah assigns leadership roles to competent men so that he can concentrate on his next task: registering the people to build up the inner city. * * *
The enemy tries to distract and intimidate Nehemiah. A spy tries to make him afraid. Nehemiah resists, overcomes fear, and completes the wall. * * *
The people complain because they are being mistreated by their fellow Jews. Nehemiah rebukes the rulers, and they agree to restore what they've taken. * * *
The Jews face much opposition. Nehemiah prays, posts a guard, encourages and arms the workers so that the work on the wall continues. * * *
Everyone works together to rebuild the wall, concentrating on the section closest to his house. This is how we build the kingdom of God. * * *
Nehemiah asks the king for permission to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. The king grants his request. Nehemiah encourages the Jerusalem leaders to arise and build. * * *
Nehemiah is cupbearer to King Artaxerxes. His brother reports the distressful conditions of Jerusalem. Nehemiah is moved with compassion and prays. * * *
The men confess their sin in marrying pagan wives and swear an oath to God to put them away. A hearing is conducted, and the men put them away. * * *
When Ezra arrives in Jerusalem, he is told that the Jews have intermarried with foreign women. Ezra tears his clothes, mourns and confesses their sins. * * *
Ezra and the others return to Jerusalem. They proclaim a fast and pray for safe passage. They arrive with no loss and present offerings to the Lord. * * *
King Artaxerxes authorizes Ezra and others to go to Jerusalem at the king's expense to enrich and beautify the temple. Ezra had prepared himself to seek God. * * *
King Cyrus' original decree is discovered. Darius orders Tattenai to help the Jews. The temple is completed and dedicated. Passover is celebrated. * * *
God raises up the prophets Haggai and Zechariah to exhort the Jews to complete the temple. Tattenai the governor opposes and writes to King Darius. * * *
As soon as the returning exiles begin temple construction, they are opposed by their enemies. When you're doing God's will, expect opposition. * * *
The returning exiles restore worship by building an altar. Next, they lay the temple foundation. The younger people rejoice, while the older people weep. * * *
The exiles return from Babylon to Jerusalem. Their names and numbers are recorded. But some priests can't prove their pedigree. * * *
God moves on to King Cyrus to proclaim that the exiles can return to rebuild the temple. He entrusts the temple articles to the prince of Judah. * * *
What is the peace on earth that the birth of Christ brought? We discover God's peace when Christ is born into our hearts. * * *
Three bad kings reign in Judah until God brings Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon to destroy Jerusalem. The people are taken away captive for seventy years. * * *
As Pharaoh Necho comes out to battle near the Euphrates, Josiah goes against him and dies. There is a great lamentation. Jehoahaz reigns in Judah. * * *
Josiah restores worship in Judah, renewing the covenant with the Lord. He appoints priests and Levites, and all Judah and Israel celebrate the Passover. * * *
Josiah reigns in Judah, and he is a good king, purging Judah of idolatry. When he hears the book of the Law, he mourns and inquires of the prophetess. * * *
Manasseh reigns 55 years in Judah. He is a very evil king. But when he is taken captive in Assyria, he repents. When his son Amon reigns, he is also wicked. * * *
Hezekiah became terminally ill but plead with God to live. Hezekiah lived fifteen more years but proudly displayed his wealth to the Babylonians. * * *
The Assyrians threaten Jerusalem. Hezekiah fortifies the city. Sennacherib's servants blaspheme the Lord. God sends an angel to defeat the Assyrians. * * *
The people destroy the idols. Spiritual leadership is established and supported. Hezekiah wholeheartedly serves the Lord and prospers. * * *
Hezekiah invites Judah and Israel to keep the Passover. Many from Israel mock, but some come. They celebrate the Feast for fourteen days with rejoicing. * * *
Hezekiah reigns in Judah and sanctifies the Levites and priests to cleanse the temple. Sacrifices are offered and worship is restored. Everyone rejoices. * * *
Ahaz reigns in Judah and is extremely wicked. He leads Judah in the worship of Baal and shuts the Temple doors. He brings ruin to the nation. * * *
Jotham reigns in Judah and is a good king. He succeeds in building projects and wars. He becomes mighty because he prepares his ways before the Lord. * * *
Uzziah reigns in Judah and is a good king. His fame spreads because of his success in warfare, building, and inventing - but he is lifted up in pride. * * *
King Amaziah of Judah starts out well, but turns away from the Lord, worshiping Edomite gods. Israel defeats Judah and Amaziah is assassinated. * * *
Joash reigns in Judah. He is a good king who repairs the temple. But when Jehoiada the priest dies, Joash forsakes the Lord and is assassinated. * * *
Jehoida the priest gathers Levites to make Joash king of Judah. Athaliah is executed, the covenant with the Lord is renewed, and Joash is enthroned. * * *
Ahaziah reigns in Judah and walks in the ways of his Uncle Ahab in Samaria. Jehu executes him and his mother. Ahab's daughter reigns in his place. * * *
Jehoshaphat's final days and bad business venture. Jehoram reigns in Judah, killing his brothers and walking in the ways of Ahab. God strikes him down. * * *
The Moabites and Ammonites come against Judah. Jehoshaphat prays, and the Lord defeats the enemy. Judah returns with the spoil and with joy. * * *
Jehoshaphat and Ahab battle the Syrians. Jehoshaphat nearly dies and Ahab is killed. Jehu rebukes Jehoshaphat. He responds by making more reforms. * * *
Ahab persuades Jehoshaphat to go to war against the Syrians. Jehoshaphat asks to inquire of the Lord. Ahab's prophets prophesy victory, but Micaiah's defeat. * * *
Jehoshophat reigns in Judah and delights himself in the Lord. He teaches the Law of God throughout Judah and becomes increasingly powerful. * * *
King Asa pays Ben-Hadad to make a treaty with him and break his treaty with Israel. Hanani rebukes Asa for not relying on God, but Asa imprisons him. * * *
Oded the prophet encourages Asa to remain with the Lord. Asa does more reforms and renews the covenant with God. Judah enjoys 20 years of rest. * * *
Asa reigns in Judah. He makes many spiritual reforms. When the Ethiopians attack Judah, Asa cries out to the Lord and God gives a great victory. * * *
Abijah of Judah goes to war against Jeroboam of Israel. Jeroboam sets an ambush, and Abijah defeats him because he relies on the Lord. Jeroboam dies. * * *
King Rehoboam forsakes God's Law and Egypt attacks. God says He won't deliver them. Rehoboam humbles himself, so God grants some deliverance. * * *
Rehoboam plans to make war against Israel, but the prophet stops him. He fortifies cities, and the priests and Levites move from Israel to Judah. * * *
Rehoboam becomes king. The people ask for tax relief, but Rehoboam listens to the counsel of his friends and answers roughly. Ten tribes revolt. * * *
Rehoboam becomes king. The people ask for tax relief, but Rehoboam listens to the counsel of his friends and answers roughly. Ten tribes revolt. * * *
The Queen of Sheba visits Solomon and is greatly impressed. She praises his wisdom and gives him costly gifts. Solomon gives her all she desires. * * *
Besides the temple, King Solomon accomplished many other exploits in work, warfare, and wealth. But as with most, he had an Achilles heel. * * *
Solomon dedicates the temple, and the fire comes down from heaven. The Lord promises to choose the temple if Solomon will walk before Him as David. * * *
Solomon dedicates the temple by praying to the Lord that His eyes will always be open and His ears attentive to the prayers made in his place. * * *
Solomon brings the Ark of the Covenant into the temple. As the Levites sing, the glory of the Lord fills the temple. Solomon addresses the people. * * *
Solomon builds the temple on the site purchased by David along with making furnishings and utensils. It is a glorious place to worship the Lord. * * *
Solomon prepares to build the temple by appointing the labor force and reaching out to King Hiram of Tyre to provide a skilled craftsman and timber. * * *
Solomon offers burnt offerings at Gibeon, and the Lord appears to him. Solomon asks for wisdom. God gives him this and so much more. * * *
David gives a final prayer and charge to Israel. Solomon is confirmed as king. David dies. * * *
David gives a great offering for the temple and asks others to do the same. The people give and rejoice. David writes a psalm of praise. * * *
David divides his administration into twelve military divisions and twelve tribal leaders and officials over the produce and livestock. * * *
David divides the service of the musicians, gatekeepers and other officials of the kingdom. * * *
David and the high priests Zadok and Ahimelech divide the duties of the Levites and priests serving before the Lord. * * *
David prepares to build the temple with workers and supplies. He charges Solomon and the leaders to be strong, courageous and to put their heart into the work. * * *
David sins by numbering the people, and God sends a plague. David intercedes and builds an altar. The Lord answers David and stops the plague. * * *
The king of Ammon responds to David's good deed by humiliating his men. David defeats the Ammonites and Syrians. Philistine giants are destroyed. * * *
David defeats the enemies of Israel and gathers much wealth, which he dedicates to the Lord. He administers judgment and justice to his people. * * *
David desires to build a house for the Lord, but God wants to build David a house- a dynasty to last forever! * * *
David concludes his song of thanksgiving. David appoints continual worship before the Ark of the Covenant. * * *
David places the Ark in a tent and establishes worship in Jerusalem. He appoints musicians and writes a song of thanksgiving for the occasion. * * *
David moves the Ark a second time according to the prescribed manner. The Levites make music, David wears a linen ephod, but Michal despises him. * * *
King Hiram of Tyre helps David build his house. The Philistines attack Israel. David inquires of the Lord and defeats them twice. David's fame spreads. * * *
David attempts to move the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem but stops when Uzza touches the Ark and dies. It remains at the house of Obed Edom. * * *
While David is a fugitive from Saul, God gathers many men of valor to him. When Judah makes him king in Hebron, many more come with a loyal heart. * * *
All Israel makes David king according to the Word of the Lord spoken by Samuel. David takes Jerusalem. The exploits of David's mighty men. * * *
The Philistines kill Saul's sons and mortally wound Saul. They display the bodies as trophies, but men from Jabesh Gilead take and bury Saul and his sons. * * *
The chronicler continues with the remaining genealogies of Israel, the lineage of King Saul and the inhabitants of Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile. * * *
The chronicler continues with the genealogies of David and Solomon and the tribes of Judah, Simeon, Reuben, Gad and the half-tribe of Manasseh. * * *
First and Second Chronicles centers on temple worship. The first nine chapters are genealogies. Chapters one and two take us from Adam to David. * * *
King Nebuchadnezzar invades Jerusalem taking King Zedekiah and others captive and destroying the temple. Gedaliah is made governor of Judah. * * *
Josiah continues making reforms and dies in battle against Pharaoh Necho. His sons Jehoahaz and Jehoiakim reign in Judah but are evil. * * *
King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon rises against Judah, placing her kings under tribute. They rebel and Nebuchadnezzar takes the captives to Babylon. * * *
Josiah restores true worship in Judah, renewing the covenant and destroying altars, images, shrines, and idolatrous priests. There is no other king like him. * * *
Amon is a wicked king. His son Josiah reigns and does what is right. The Book of the Law is discovered, and Josiah tears his clothes and inquires of God. * * *
Hezekiah dies, and Manasseh reigns. He is a very wicked king who seduces Judah into idolatry. God prophesies calamity against Judah. Manasseh dies. * * *
Isaiah tells Hezekiah that he will die. Hezekiah prays and God extends his life 15 years. Hezekiah shows off all of his treasures to the Babylonians.
The Lord answers Hezekiah through the prophet Isaiah. He speaks against King Sennacherib and gives Hezekiah a sign. One angel kills 185,000 Assyrians. * * *
Hezekiah sends his staff to Isaiah who encourages them that God will defeat the king of Assyria. The Assyrian chief of staff threatens and Hezekiah prays. * * *
Sennacherib of Assyria sends military leaders to threaten Jerusalem. The chief of staff bullies Hezekiah's staff. With torn clothes, they report to the king. * * *
King Hezekiah reigns in Judah. He is a good king, and there is no one else like him. He makes spiritual reforms and removes the high places. * * *
The Assyrians settle various peoples in Samaria. They mix the worship of the Lord with the worship of their gods. This is the origin of the Samaritans. * * *
Hoshea reigns in Israel and is an evil king. The king of Assyria imprisons him. God testifies against the sins of Israel and sends them into Assyrian captivity. * * *
Jotham reigns in Judah. He is a good king. Ahaz reigns in Judah. He trusts in the Assyrian king and copies the Syrian altar and sacrifices on it. * * *
During the reign of King Uzziah of Judah, five bad kings reign in Israel. The righteous dwell in the land, but the wicked are cut off. * * *
King Azariah (Uzziah) has a long reign in Judah. He is a good king who accomplishes much, but an unlawful entry into the temple makes him a leper. * * *
King Amaziah of Judah is assassinated. Jeroboam II becomes the king of Israel. God looks upon their affliction and saves them by Jeroboam. * * *
A corpse touches Elisha's bones and revives. Jehoash recovers land from Syria. Amaziah reigns in Judah and defeats the Edomites but not Israel. * * *
Jehu's dynasty in Israel continues through Jehoahaz and Jehoash. God allows Israel to suffer at the hands of Syria. Elisha gives a final prophecy. * * *
King Joash of Judah makes repairs to the temple. Hazael attacks Judah and Joash robs the temple to pay him. Joash is assassinated. * * *
Ahaziah's mother Athaliah murders her grandsons and becomes the queen of Judah. Joash is hidden for seven years. He is crowned king, and Athaliah is executed. * * *
Jehu kills the brothers of Ahaziah king of Judah. He destroys Baal worship from Israel. But he continues to worship the golden calves in Bethel and Dan. * * *
Jehu kills King Ahaziah of Judah, Jezebel and Ahab's seventy sons. Thus, the Word of the Lord spoken through Elijah is fulfilled. * * *
Elisha sends a prophet to anoint Jehu to be king of Israel and to strike down the house of Ahab. Jehu kills King Joram, the son of Ahab and Jezebel. * * *
Jehoram reigns in Judah and is an evil king, as his son Ahaziah. Both are guilty of compromise in making an unholy alliance with the house of Ahab. * * *
The land of the Shunammite woman is restored. Elisha prophesies over Syria the death of Ben-Hadad and terrible reign of Hazael. * * *
The Syrians besiege Samaria causing a famine. Elisha predicts plentiful food by the next day. God causes the Syrians to flee, fulfilling Elisha's words. * * *
Elisha warns the king of Israel about the Syrian raids. The king of Syria tries to arrest Elisha, but God protects him. The Lord temporarily blinds the Syrians. * * *
Gehazi asks for gifts from Naaman and lies about it. He is struck with leprosy. A young prophet loses an ax head in the Jordan, and Elisha makes it float. * * *
Naaman, the general of the Syrian army, goes to Elisha who cleanses him from leprosy. This pictures the cleansing we receive through faith in Christ.
The son of the Shunammite woman dies. Elisha raises him to life. Elisha purifies a poisonous stew and feeds 100 men with 20 barley loaves. * * *
Elisha supplies oil for a poor widow to pay her debts. A Shunammite woman is hospitable to Elisha, and he prophesies she will have a son. * * *
Elisha makes bitter water sweet, curses rebellious youth, and prophesies the defeat of Moab by Israel and Judah. * * *
The Lord takes Elijah into heaven, but before he goes, Elisha asks for a double portion of his spirit, which he receives. * * *
King Ahaziah of Israel injures himself and seeks Baal-Zebub rather than the Lord. God gives Elijah a message for the king that he won't recover. Ahaziah dies. * * *
Ahab is shot with an arrow in battle and dies. Jehosaphat reigns in Judah and does right in the Lord's eyes. Ahaziah becomes king of Israel and does evil.
Ahab seeks an alliance with Jehosaphat against Syria. Jehosaphat wants to seek God. Ahab's prophets speak and Micaiah, the Lord's prophet, speaks.
Ahab offers to buy Naboth's field. When he refuses, Jezebel has him murdered, and Ahab takes the field. Elijah condemns Ahab; Ahab humbles himself.
A prophet tells Ahab that the Lord will deliver the Syrians to him again. Ahab defeats them but lets Ben-Haded live. A prophet condemns Ahab.
Ben-Haded of Syria demands much spoil from Ahab. The Lord tells Ahab that He will deliver Syria into his hand. Ahab defeats the Syrians.
Jezebel threatens to kill Elijah, and he runs away in fear toward Mount Horeb (Sinai). The Lord meets with him and provides help for him.
Elijah goes to the top of Mount Carmel and perseveres in prayer for rain. God answers and empowers him.
Elijah challenges the people to choose between the Lord or Baal. He proposes a contest that the one to answer by fire is the true God.
The Lord tells Elijah He will send rain and to tell Ahab. Elijah meets Obadiah who has hidden the Lord's prophets. Ahab blames Elijah for the drought.
The Lord calls Elijah to go to a poor widow in Zarephath. God miraculously provides food. Her son dies, and Elijah revives him.
Omri and his son Ahab reign in Israel and do so much evil in the sight of the Lord. Ahab marries Jezebel and worships Baal. God raises up the prophet Elijah.
Three bad kings reign in Israel with ruthless lives and decreasing lengths of rule. An evil life often brings about an early death.
Asa reigns in Judah and does right in the eyes of the Lord. Meanwhile, Nanab reigns in Israel, but Baasha conspires to kill him and the entire house of Jeroboam.
Rehoboam reigns seventeen years in Judah. Judah provokes the Lord to jealousy. Abijam becomes king and does not walk in the ways of the David.
When Jeroboam's son becomes sick, his wife goes to Ahijah the prophet who prophesies against Jeroboam, his house, and Israel.
An old prophet convinces the man of God to come to his house. When leaving the house, a lion kills him. We must obey the Lord rather than man.
Jeroboam fears to lose the people and makes two gold calves. A man of God prophesies against the altar, and it splits in two.
After Solomon dies, Rehoboam is made king. He rejects Israel's request for tax relief. Ten tribes revolt and make Jeroboam their king.
God raises up two adversaries against Solomon. When we displease God, He can raise up others to trouble us.
Solomon loves 700 wives and 300 concubines who turn his heart from God to idols. No amount of pleasure can make up for the pain of sin.
Solomon's wealth, wisdom, trade, and military equipment were world-famous. But was it all enough?
The Queen of Sheba visits Solomon and praises him and the Lord. Those who use their gifts to serve others will stand before great people.
The Lord appears to Solomon a second time pronouncing blessings and curses. Solomon exchanges gifts with Hiram.
Solomon blesses the people and exhorts them to remain loyal to the Lord. Then he sacrifices many peace offerings and holds a feast.
At the dedication of the temple, Solomon offers a prayer that God will incline His eye and eat to all who seek Him there.
At the dedication of the temple, Solomon offers a prayer that God will incline His eye and eat to all who seek Him there. * * *
the priests place the Ark of the Covenant in the Most Holy Place, and the Lord's glory fills the temple. Solomon addresses the Lord and the people.
Huram the craftsman finishes the bronze work of the temple with the sea, oxen, carts, lavers and other furnishings. All the temple construction is now completed.
Solomon builds several other structures using costly hewn stone. He hires Hiram, a craftsman from Tyre to do the bronze work for the temple.
Solomon prepares the inner sanctuary with gold and cherubim. Carvings are on the walls and doors. The temple is completed in seven years.
Solomon constructs the temple with its surrounding rooms in seven years. The Lord promises to dwell there if Solomon will walk in His ways.
Solomon makes an agreement with King Hiram of Tyre to procure timber. Solomon raises up a labor force to prepare timber and cut stones.
Solomon's reign brings glory days to Israel. The nation prospers and is at peace, and God gives Solomon world-renowned wisdom in all matters.
When two prostitutes have a dispute, Solomon renders a wise judgment, and Israel is impressed.
Solomon marries Pharaoh's daughter. He sacrifices at Gibeon; the Lord asks him what he wants. Solomon asks for an understanding heart; the Lord is pleased.
Adonijah requests Abishag as his wife; Solomon executes him. Solomon exiles Abiathar and executes Joab and Shimei. The kingdom is established.
David charges Solomon to be strong and keep the way of the Lord. He also gives instructions for dealing with three men. Then David dies.
David confirms his oath to Bathsheba to make Solomon king. Solomon is anointed, and Adonijah's followers disperse. Adonijah takes refuge at the altar.
Abishag, a beautiful young woman, cares for David in his old age. Adonijah presumes to be king, gathers a following, and makes sacrifices. Bathsheba and Nathan inform David.
Because of the census, God sends a plague on Israel killing seventy-thousand. David intercedes, and God tells him to build an altar on the threshing floor of Araunah.
David takes a census contrary to the Law and Joab's advice. His conscience is stricken, and God sends Gad to deliver a distressing choice.
David takes a census contrary to the Law and Joab's advice. His conscience is stricken, and God sends Gad to deliver a destressing choice.
After the Lord delivered David from Saul and all his enemies, he writes a song of deliverance, praising God for answering him in his distress.
After the Lord delivered David from Saul and all his enemies, he writes a song of deliverance, praising God for answering him in his distress.
God sends a famine because Saul killed the Gibeonites. David avenges them by delivering up seven men. Philistine giants are destroyed.
Joab lays siege to Abel. A wise woman intervenes, telling the city elders about Sheba. They execute him, ending the rebellion.
Conflict arises between Judah and Israel. Sheba rebels. David sends Amasa to gather Judah. Joab murders Amasa and leads the people against Sheba.
David asks Judah to receive him back as king and offers to make Amasa his general. Judah escorts David across the Jordan. David is met by various people.
Joab sends messengers to David with news of the battle. David deeply mourns the death of Absalom, and the army is ashamed. Joab rebukes David.
David sends out his army against Absalom and Israel, giving orders to spare his son's life. David's men defeat Israel, and Joab kills Absalom.
Hushai warns David to cross the Jordan. Ahithophel hangs himself. Absalom pursues and appoints Amasa as general. David's friends bring him supplies.
Absalom follows Ahithophel's advice to lie with David's concubines but not his advice to immediately pursue David. He follows Hushai's advice.
As David flees Jerusalem, Ziba brings him food and accuses his master Mephibosheth. Shimei curses David. Hushai greets Absalom, pretending to be his servant.
David escapes Jerusalem, leaving behind ten concubines. Ittai joins David, but David sends the Ark, Zadok the priest, and Hushai back to the city.
After Absalom dwells in Jerusalem for two years, David finally kisses him. Absalom steals the hearts of Israel and commits treason.
Joab sends for a wise woman from Tekoa to set before the king the matter of Absalom. David agrees to let Joab bring back Absalom.
Absalom asks that Amnon go with him to Baal Hazor. Absalom orders his servants to kill Amnon. David's sons return weeping. Absalom flees to Geshur.
Amnon loves his half-sister Tamar. He pretends to be sick, and she serves him. He rapes her and then hates her. She is desolate, and David is angry.
David's son born to Bathsheba becomes ill. David fasts, but the child dies. Solomon is born whom the Lord loves. Rabbah of the Ammonites is captured.
Nathan tells David a parable to convict him of his sin. David confesses. Nathan prophesies the consequences David and his family will suffer.
Rather than going to war, David commits adultery with Bathsheba. When he can't cover his sin, he has Uriah killed in battle. David marries Bathsheba.
David shows kindness to the king of Ammon. He responds by humiliating David's men. Israel defeats Ammon and Syria.
David seeks to bless someone from the house of Saul. He gives Saul's land and servant to Jonathan's son Mephibosheth and sits him at the royal table.
David defeats the Philistines, Moabites, Edomites, Syrians, and Zobah. The Lord preserves David wherever He goes. David administers justice through his officials.
David wants to build God a house. God says He will appoint a place for His people and build David a house. David offers a prayer of thanksgiving.
David tries to move the Ark on a cart, but Uzzah dies. David tries again by carrying the Ark. He dances before the Lord. Michal despises him and is barren.
David conquers Jerusalem and builds his house there. He takes more wives and has more children. He defeats the Philistines.
Two of Ishbosheth's army commanders murder him and bring his head to David. David executes them. All Israel makes David their king.
When Joab is informed of Abner's covenant with David, he plots and murders Abner. David curses Joab and mourns for Abner.
Ishbosheth accuses Abner of sleeping with his father's concubine. Abner becomes so angry that he vows to deliver Israel to David and then makes a covenant with them.
Judah makes David the king, and Israel makes Ishbosheth the king. Division in the kingdom leads to civil war.
An Amalekite returns from the battle and reports Saul's death. David executes him for striking the Lord's anointed. Then he writes the Song of the Bow to lament the deaths of Saul and Jonathan.
The Philistine's kill Saul and his sons and abuse their bodies. Israel retreats, abandoning their cities. The men of Jabesh Gilead make a daring rescue.
David and his men pursue the Amalekites and defeat them, retrieving their wives, children, and goods. David shares some of the spoils with the people of Judah.
The Philistines gather against Israel. Saul is terrified, but the Lord doesn't answer. Saul consults a medium who conjures Samuel from the dead.
The Philistines gather against Israel, but the princes reject David and his men. Ziklag is raided, but David strengthens himself in God.
David is afraid Saul will kill him, so he dwells with the Philistines. King Achish gives David Ziklag. David raids the inhabitants of the land.
Saul pursues David again. David spares his life again. Saul confesses that he has sinned and played the fool.
Abigail tells Nabel what she has done, and his heart becomes as hard as a stone. Later, God strikes him dead. David marries Abigail.
Abigail meets David, demonstrating seven exceptional qualities. David receives her counsel and gift, sparing Nabel and his household.
Samuel dies. David sends men to ask Nabal for food. He responds harshly, so David prepares for war. But Abigail prepares a gift.
Saul pursues David in En Gedi and enters a cave where David is hiding. Even though David is urged by his men to kill Saul, he confronts him rather than harming him. Saul admits that David will be king.
This is a special program dedicated to the victims and families of the massacre at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh on October 27, 2018. Pastor Daryl interviews Olivier Melnick, a Jewish believer in Yeshua as Savior, who hosts the website newantisemitism.com.
David hides out in the Wilderness of Ziph. Jonathan strengthens him in the Lord. Saul pursues David, but the Lord delivers David from his hand.
Abiathar brings the ephod to inquire of the Lord for David. David saves the city of Keilah from the Philistines. Saul pursues David, but David escapes.
Four hundred men join David. Doeg tells Saul he saw David with Ahimelech. Saul murders the priests and people of Nob. Abiathar escapes to David.
David flees to Ahimelech the priest who gives him the Lord's bread and Goliath's sword, but Saul's herdsman is there. David flees to the Philistines where he pretends to be mad.
David proposes a way to test Saul's heart. Jonathan makes a covenant with David. Saul threatens to kill David, so he departs never to return.
Jonathan intercedes to save David's life. Saul swears that he won't kill David, but then he hurls a spear at him and hunts him down.
Saul offers his daughter Michal to David, hoping she will ensnare him. When David doesn't feel worthy, Saul suggests a very unusual dowry. * * * * *
After David's triumph over Goliath, Jonathan loves him as his own soul. Saul envies David's popularity and tries to kill him. * * * * *
David volunteers to face Goliath. Saul reluctantly agrees to let David go. David kills Goliath, and the Israelites pursue the Philistines. * * * * *
The Philistines and Israel are at war. Goliath taunts Israel. David comes to the front line, sees Goliath, and hears of the reward for killing him. * * * * *
A distressing spirit from the LORD troubles Saul. David is chosen to play the harp for Saul. Saul loves David and makes him his armorbearer. * * * * *
The LORD tells Samuel to anoint a son of Jesse as the king. God passes over the older ones and chooses David. David is anointed as the king. * * * * *
Samuel tells Saul that because he has rebelled against the LORD's commandment, God has rejected him as king. Saul admits his sin but blames it on the people. Samuel kills Agag. * * * * *
The LORD commands King Saul to destroy the Amalekites. Instead, he spares the best livestock and the king. Samuel confronts him. * * * * *
Saul makes a foolish oath that no one can eat until he takes vengeance on his enemies. Jonathan eats some honey, and Saul seeks to kill him. But the people intervene. * * * * *
Jonathan reasons that God can give the victory with just a few people. The Philistines are thrown into confusion. More Israelites join the battle. * * * * *
The Philistines gather against Israel at Michmash. The people panic; Saul offers a sacrifice. Samuel tells Saul that his kingdom won't endure. * * * * *
Samuel confronts the people with the evil of asking for a king. God demonstrates His displeasure with thunder and rain. The people fear the LORD and ask Samuel to pray for them. * * * * *
Nahash the Ammonite comes against the city of Jabesh Gilead. They call for Saul who gathers an army. Saul defeats the Ammonites and the people confirm him as king. * * * * *
Saul is chosen to be king by lot before the people. God touches the hearts of valiant men to follow Saul, but rebels despise him. * * * * *
Samuel anoints Saul to be king. He prophesies the signs that will occur to Saul to give him a new heart, and they are fulfilled. * * * * *
Saul's father loses his donkeys. As Saul and his servant search for them, they inquire of Samuel. He tells Saul that the desire of Israel is on him. * * * * *
Samuel's sons refuse to walk in the ways of their father but pervert the way of justice. Israel demands a king. God tells Samuel to give them what they want but to warn them of what the king will demand. Israel dismisses the warning. * * * * *
The Ark is moved to Kirjath Jearim in Israel. The nation laments after the LORD, and Samuel gathers them at Mizpah. Israel subdues the Philistines. * * * * *
Dagon falls before the Ark of the Covenant. God’s hand is against the Philistines, bringing a plague of rats and tumors. The Philistines send the Ark back to Israel. The people of Beth Shemesh are struck down when they look inside the Ark.
Samuel is known as a prophet in Israel. Israel brings the Ark into battle against the Philistines, and it is captured. Hophni, Phinehas, and Eli die. The glory of the LORD departs from Shiloh. * * * * *
The LORD speaks to Samuel regarding His judgment against Eli's household. Samuel tells Eli the bad news. * * * * *
Samuel ministers before the LORD as a child. Hannah has more children. A man of God prophesies against the household of Eli. * * * * *
Hannah dedicates Samuel to the LORD. She offers a remarkable prayer. Eli's sons don't know the LORD and despise His offerings. * * * * *
Hannah is barren and persecuted by her rival sister wife. She goes up to the tabernacle in Shiloh and makes a vow that if God will give her a son, then she will dedicate him to the LORD. She conceives. * * * * *
The closest relative is unwilling to redeem the land and Ruth, so Boaz redeems both. Boaz and Ruth marry and give birth to Obed who becomes the grandfather of David. * * * * *
Naomi advises Ruth to visit Boaz at the threshing floor and lie down next to him. Ruth follows her instructions, and Boaz agrees to redeem her. * * * * *
Ruth gleans in the field of Boaz, a relative of Naomi's husband. Boaz notices Ruth and invites her to glean until the end of the harvest. * * * * *
Famine forces Elimelech, his wife Naomi, and their two sons to leave Bethlehem and move to Moab. Elimelech and his sons die. Naomi sends her daughters-in-law back home to their families, but Ruth clings to her. * * * * *
The Israelites make a vow not to give any of their daughters to marry a Benjamite. Then they devise ways to circumvent it to save the tribe. Wasn't there a better way? * * * * *
God instructs Israel in going to battle against Benjamin. The Israelites suffer heavy losses the first two days but defeat the Benjamites on the third day. * * * * *
The men of Gibeah commit several wicked and brutal acts. The Levite does the unthinkable. Israel and Benjamin prepare for civil war. * * * * *
A Levite's concubine is unfaithful to him and goes to live with her father. The Levite speaks kindly to her to come home. After being detained, they depart and spend the night in Gibeah. * * * * *
Six hundred Danites steal Micah's idols, the ephod, and priest. They conquer Laish, rename it Dan, and set up the carved image there. * * * * *
Micah makes a shrine for a carved and molded image. He hires a Levite to be his priest. The Danites inquire of the Levite on their way to spy out new territory. * * * * *
Blinded and in bondage, Simon's hair begins to grow. He asks God to strengthen him, and he destroys the Philistines along with himself. * * * * *
Samson carries away the gates of Gaza. He falls in love with Delilah. She pesters him to know the secret of his strength. He tells her, and the Philistines overcome him. * * * * *
Samson takes revenge on the Philistines, and they respond in like manner. But the LORD continues to help Samson overcome them. * * * * *
Samson poses a riddle to Philistine men and his wife reveals the secret. Samson kills thirty Philistines. * * * * *
Samson falls for a Philistine woman to the disappointment of his parents. He meets a lion on the way to Timnah. * * * * *
The LORD delivers Israel to the Philistines. The Angel of the LORD announces Samson's birth and life as a Nazirite. Samson is born. * * * * *
Jephthah punishes Ephraim and judges Israel for six years. Ibzan, Elon, and Abdon also judge Israel. * * * * *
Jephthah defeats the Ammonites and carries out his tragic vow regarding his only daughter. * * * * *
The Ammonites make war against Israel. The elders of Gilead send for Jephthah who agrees to be their commander if he can be their head. Jephthah sends messengers to the king of Ammon. * * * * *
Israel sins and serves multiple gods, resulting in multiple enemies oppressing them. The people cry out to God and put away their foreign gods. * * * * *
God sends a spirit of ill will between Abimelech and the men of Shechem so that Shechem is destroyed and Abimelech is killed. * * * * *
Abimelech, the son of Gideon's concubine, forms a conspiracy to murder his brothers. Jotham, his younger brother, curses Abimelech and the men of Shechem. * * * * *
Gideon refuses to rule over the people. He makes a golden ephod that becomes a snare. After forty years of rest, Gideon dies, and the people worship Baal. * * * * *
Gideon and the men of Israel pursue and kill the two princes and two kings of Midian. Gideon punishes two cities for not giving them food when they needed it. * * * * *
The LORD reduces the number of Gideon's troops to 300. Midian and Amalek self-destruct when Gideon's men blow trumpets and break jars. God's ways are not our ways. * * * * *
The LORD tells Gideon to tear down the altar of Baal. Israel gathers around Gideon to oppose the Midianites and the Amalekites. Gideon "puts out a fleece" to make sure the LORD will deliver Israel by his hand. * * * * *
The Angel of the LORD appears to Gideon and calls him to deliver Israel from the hand of the Midianites. * * * * *
Israel again does evil in the eyes of the LORD. Deborah judges Israel. Barak won't go to war unless Deborah goes with him. He defeats the Canaanites, but a woman named Jael kills Sisera the Canaanite commander. * * * * *
Israel forsakes the LORD and commits idolatry. God gives them over to their enemies' hands. They cry out to Him, and He raises up judges who deliver them. * * * * *
Israel serves the Baals, inciting God's anger. A terrible cycle of retribution, repentance, revival, and relapse begins that continues for centuries. * * * * *
Israel fails to drive out the Canaanites, so the Angel of the LORD tells them He won't drive out the enemy. The people weep. * * * * *
Judah is the first to go up against the Canaanites. They conquer various places in the south. Caleb is given Hebron. But they fail to drive out some of the inhabitants. * * * * *
Joshua dies, and he is buried on his own land. Joseph's bones are buried in Shechem. Eleazar dies and is buried on his son's land. Knowing that we will all die, how shall we then live? * * * * *
Joshua gathers Israel at Shechem and makes a covenant with them to serve the LORD and put away their foreign gods. * * * * *
Joshua gives his farewell address to Israel, exhorting them to keep the LORD's commandments, lest they perish from the land. * * * * *
Joshua releases the eastern tribes to go home. They build an altar on the east side of the Jordan. The western tribes confront them, seeking an explanation. * * * * *
The twelve tribes of Israel give cities to the three divisions of Levites, including six cities of refuge. * * * * *
Shiloh becomes the new headquarters and resting place for the tabernacle. Joshua casts lots to determine the inheritance of seven remaining tribes. Joshua receives his inheritance. * * * * *
Joshua divides the land for Ephraim and Manasseh on the west side of the Jordan. Ephraim and Manasseh complain, but Joshua gives them a solution. * * * * *
The tribe of Judah receives their designated allotment in the Promised Land. Caleb drives out the Anakim to inherit Hebron. But the Jebusites remain in Jerusalem. * * * * *
Joshua divides the land on the west side of the Jordan. Caleb requests Hebron within the land of Judah for his inheritance. * * * * *
The LORD tells Joshua that he is old, and there is still so much land to conquer. The land is divided east of the Jordan. * * * * *
The Holy Spirit gives us a record of the thirty-one kings that Israel defeated. God keeps the record of our works for all eternity and rewards us accordingly. * * * * *
The LORD delivers all the nations of Canaan to Israel, just as he promised. Joshua gives the land as an inheritance to the people. * * * * *
Joshua and the children of Israel defeat seven kings in the Southland and destroy their cities because the LORD fights for them. * * * * *
Five Amorite kings gather against Gibeon. Israel goes to war against them, and Joshua commands the sun to stand still to take vengeance on the enemies of God. * * * * *
The Gibeonites pretend to come from far away and seek to make a treaty with Israel. Israel makes a treaty with them without inquiring of the LORD. * * * * *
In obedience to the command of Moses, Joshua brings the people to Mount Ebal where he builds an altar and recites the Law of God. * * * * *
The LORD tells Joshua to set an ambush behind Ai while Joshua and his men attack from the front. Israel slays 12,000 men and burns the city. * * * * *
Achan secretly steals some of the spoils from Jericho. Israel is struck down by Ai. Achan's sin is discovered, and he is stoned to death. * * * * *
God gives unusual instructions for conquering the fortified stronghold of Canaan. The walls of Jericho fall, but they save Rahab and her family. * * * * *
The sons of Israel are circumcised, rolling away the reproach of Egypt. The people celebrate Passover, and Joshua meets the Commander of the LORD's army. * * * * *
The LORD instructs Joshua to take twelve stones from the middle of the Jordan and set them up as a memorial. All the people cross the Jordan on dry ground. * * * * *
The LORD proves that He is with Joshua by standing the Jordan River in a heap, so that the children of Israel may cross on dry ground. * * * * *
Joshua sends two men to spy on Jericho. By faith, Rahab the prostitute hides them and makes a deal with them to save her family.
The LORD charges Joshua to lead the people and to be strong and courageous. Joshua commands the people, and they promise to follow him. * * * * *
Moses views the Promised Land before he dies, and the LORD buries him. Joshua becomes the new leader. * * * * *
Moses instructs Israel to set their hearts on all the words of this law, for it is their life. The LORD prepares Moses for his death. * * * * *
Moses shares a song with the children of Israel that in the future will serve as a witness against them for their rebellion against God. * * * * *
Moses inaugurates Joshua and delivers the Law to the priests. He gives the children of Israel a song as a witness against them when they turn away from God. * * * * *
Moses prepares Israel for his departure and Joshua's inauguration. God predicts Israel's future rebellion and tells Moses to write a song as a witness against them. * * * * *
Moses predicts that after the children of Israel are scattered throughout the world, God will bring them back into the land and rejoice over them. Moses warns them of the blessings and curses so that they will choose life. * * * * *
Moses renews the covenant with the children of Israel prior to them crossing the Jordan River to inherit the Promised Land. * * * * *
Moses warns Israel that if they stubbornly disobey God, unthinkable horrors will result, and they will be scattered into every nation where they will find no rest. * * * * *
Moses warns Israel that if they stubbornly disobey God, then He will bring horrendous curses upon them until they are sent into captivity and destroyed. * * * * *
Moses gives more details about the blessings and curses Israel would receive, depending upon their obedience or disobedience to God. * * * * *
Moses instructs the children of Israel to write the Law on large stones and pronounce the blessings and curses for obedience and disobedience. * * * * *
Moses finishes reviewing the Law with Israel and reminds them that they are God's special people who should keep all His commandments. * * * * *
Moses gives various laws about justice, family, business, and warfare to the house of Israel. * * * * *
Moses reviews more miscellaneous laws with the children of Israel before they go into the Promised Land. * * * * *
As Moses prepares the children of Israel to cross over into the land of promise, he reminds them of miscellaneous laws. * * * * *
Moses addresses various concerns after the children of Israel enter the Promised Land. * * * * *
Moses gives the children of Israel the rules of engagement for when they make war against the inhabitants of the Promised Land. * * * * *
Moses instructs the children of Israel in providing three cities of refuge in the Promised Land and reviews various judicial laws before they cross the Jordan River. * * * * *
Moses reminds the people of the portions due to the priests and Levites. He also announces the future Prophet whom the LORD will raise up.
Moses instructs the children of Israel in appointing judges and judging justly. He also gives rules for future kings. * * * * *
Moses gives instructions to the children of Israel concerning the three annual feasts in the place that God would choose. * * * * *
Moses gives various laws about canceling debts, giving to the poor, and the procedure for the bondservant who is willing to serve his master for life. * * * * *
Moses instructs the children of Israel in how to be holy in what they eat, what they give, and how they mourn. * * * * *
Moses warns the children of Israel against false gods and how they are to punish those who would entice them to worship these. * * * * *
Moses instructs the children of Israel regarding their appointed place of worship. This sets them apart from every other nation. * * * * *
Moses continues to instruct the children of Israel on what to expect when they enter the Promised Land. He sets before them a blessing and a curse. * * * * *
Moses teaches the children of Israel about the main thing that God requires of them. * * * * *
Moses reviews Israel's history with them including their failures, his intercessions, and the giving of a second set of stone tablets. * * * * *
Moses reminds Israel the God didn't choose them because of their righteousness but because of the wickedness of the nations they would dispossess. * * * * *
Moses warns Israel that after they enter the good land they must not forget the LORD and all He has done for them. * * * * *
Moses instructs the children of Israel in God's blessings and the battles the faithful must fight. * * * * *
What does it mean to be God's chosen people? Moses gives instructions to Israel for living out their calling in the Promised Land. * * * * *
Moses warns the children of Israel about the perils of prosperity: forgetting, tempting and denying the LORD. * * * * *
Moses recalls when the people feared God's presence. He also gives them the greatest commandment of all: to love the LORD with all their hearts. * * * * *
Moses tells the children of Israel that God revealed Himself to them because of His love for their fathers. This is also the reason for their obedience. * * * * *
Moses tells Israel to beware of idolatry in the Promised Land and warns them of the consequences of turning to carved images. * * * * *
Moses reminds the children of Israel to listen to the laws they've received, diligently keep them, and teach them to their children. * * * * *
Moses divides the land east of the Jordan, commands the eastern tribes and Joshua, and pleads with the LORD to enter the Promised Land. * * * * *
Israel conquers Sihon and Og, two Amorite kings, and takes possession of their land on the east side of the Jordan River. * * * * *
The LORD instructs Moses not to mess with the surrounding nations of Edom, Moab, and Ammon. He has given them their own land. * * * * *
Moses reminisces about the journey from Mount Sinai to the Promised Land and the epic failure. * * * * *
From the plain of Moab on the east side of the Jordan River, Moses retells the Law to Israel. Deuteronomy means "the second law". * * * * *
The elders of Manasseh entreat Moses with their concern that the inheritance of the daughters Zelophehad could pass to another tribe. Moses gives the law for such situations. * * * * *
God commands that the children of Israel give 48 cities to the Levites. Six of these are cities of refuge for the manslayer. But murderers must be executed. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses the boundaries of Israel west of the Jordan. Ten men are appointed to divide and apportion the land. * * * * *
Moses complies a travel log from Egypt to the Jordan River. God gives instructions for conquering Canaan. * * * * *
Moses grants the land on the east side of the Jordan to the two and a half tribes on the condition that they go to war with their brothers. * * * * *
Two and a half tribes of Israel want to settle in the land on the east side of the Jordan River, and they make a proposal to Moses. * * * * *
God gives instructions for dividing the plunder among the people and giving a tribute to the LORD. The commanders give a freewill offering to God. * * * * *
God instructs Israel to take vengeance on Midian for the incident of Peor. After the men spare the women, Moses gives instructions on purifying the camp. * * * * *
Moses gives the laws concerning vows that men and women may make to the LORD. * * * * *
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The LORD gives Moses instructions for the appointed offerings for the annual feasts. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for the appointed offerings of the annual feasts. * * * * *
The daughters of Zelophehad request and receive an inheritance. Knowing that he will soon die, Moses requests that God set a man over the people. Joshua is inaugurated. * * * * *
Moses and Eleazar take a second census of Israel before the congregation crosses the Jordan River and enters the Promised Land. * * * * *
Following Balaam's advice, the Moabites send women into the camp who seduce the men and lead them into idolatry with Baal of Peor. God sends a plague killing 24,000.
Balak, the King of Moab, prepares the third offering, and Balaam gives two more prophecies blessing Israel and announcing the King of Israel. Before they part company, Balaam gives notoriously evil advice. * * * * *
Balak, the king of Moab, prepares two offerings, and Balaam receives two prophecies. Each time Balaam blesses Israel rather than cursing them. * * * * *
As Balaam goes to see Balak, the Angel of the LORD stands in his way. Balaam's donkey sees him, and God opens her mouth to rebuke the madness of the prophet. The Angel lets Balaam continue with a second warning to speak God's word only. * * * * *
Balak, the king of Moab, sends for the prophet Balaam to curse Israel. God tells Balaam not to go. When Balak sends a second delegation, God gives Balaam permission to go with them. * * * * *
Israel makes her first advances into the Promised Land by defeating two Amorite Kings. God prepares His people for greater things to come! * * * * *
Israel complains against God, so He sends fiery serpents. When they confess their sin, God tells Moses to put a bronze serpent on a pole, and if the people look at it they will be healed. * * * * *
Edom rejects Israel by refusing to let their brethren pass through their land. Aaron dies and the nation mourns. * * * * *
Miriam dies and the people complain because they have no water. God tells Moses to speak to the rock, but in anger, he strikes the rock. For this act of disobedience, Moses can't go into the Promised Land. * * * * *
The LORD gives instructions for the sacrifice of a red heifer whose ashes were used in the water purification. * * * * *
God gives instructions to the priests and Levites concerning their duties and the offerings they receive and give. * * * * *
The people accuse Moses and Aaron of killing the rebels, so God sends a plague. Aaron intercedes by standing between the dead and the living and stops the plague. God causes Aaron's rod to bud to prove that he and his sons are the priests.
The earth swallows up Korah and his accomplices. The LORD consumes by fire the 250 Levites offering incense and makes their censers a memorial, warning others against unlawfully touching the priesthood.
The LORD tells the children of Israel to make blue tassels on their garments to remind them of His commandments. Korah leads a rebellion against Moses and Aaron. * * * * *
God gives instructions for heave offerings and sin offerings when they enter the Promised Land forty years later. A man violates the Sabbath law and is stoned. * * * * *
God tells the people that they will remain in the wilderness for forty years. They presume to go into the land and are quickly defeated. God gives hope for the future. * * * * *
The LORD threatens to wipe out the nation, but Moses intercedes. God forgives but punishes the nation with forty years in the wilderness until the older generation completely dies--except for Caleb and Joshua. * * * * *
Ten spies bring back a bad report. Caleb and Joshua seek to encourage the people, but the congregation refuses to believe them and wants to stone them. * * * * *
Moses sends twelve men to spy out the Promised Land and bring back some of its fruit. Their mission lasts forty days. * * * * *
Miriam and Aaron speak against their brother Moses. God calls them out and defends Moses. Miriam gets leprosy and is separated from the camp for a week. * * * * *
The LORD anoints the seventy elders to help Moses, and they prophesy. God responds to Israel's craving by sending quail, but he also strikes them with a plague. * * * * *
The people complain, and God's anger burns against them. Then they spurn manna and crave meat, so Moses complains to the LORD. * * * * *
God gives instructions for the silver trumpets and their calls. Israel departs from Sinai. Moses asks Hobab to go with them. * * * * *
The LORD led the children of Israel through the desert with a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night. Today He leads us by the Holy Spirit. * * * * *
Israel celebrates the second Passover. God gives instructions on how people who are ceremonially unclean or away can still celebrate the feast. * * * * *
The LORD gives instructions for arranging the lamps in the tabernacle and preparing and presenting the Levites for their works of service. * * * * *
The twelve tribal leaders bring carts, oxen, and dedication offerings for the tabernacle. The LORD speaks to Moses from the mercy seat. * * * * *
The LORD gives the law concerning the Nazirite vow of consecration and the blessing the priests are to speak over the people. * * * * *
The LORD gives instruction for isolating unclean people, confessing sin and making restitution, and dealing with a potentially unfaithful wife. * * * * *
The LORD gives the specific duties for the Gershonites and Merarites. A census is taken of the Levites who may serve in the tabernacle. * * * * *
A census is taken of the Kohathites who may serve in the tabernacle. The LORD gives the specific duties for Aaron and his sons and the Kohathites. * * * * *
The Kohathites and Merarites (Levi's sons) are numbered and their duties assigned to them. God substitutes the Levites for the firstborn of Israel. * * * * *
God took the Levites as His own and assigned special duties to them in the tabernacle. He specifies these beginning with the Gershonites. * * * * *
The LORD gives the configuration for how the children of Israel would camp and break camp in the wilderness. He is a God of order. * * * * *
Numbers gets its name from two censuses of Israel, thirty-eight years apart. It is the record of their journeying to the Promised Land. The purpose was to determine the number of soldiers in each tribe who could go to war. * * * * *
The LORD gives laws concerning things dedicated to Him and how they may be redeemed, and which things may not be redeemed. * * * * *
The LORD promises that terrible curses will come upon the children of Israel if they disobey His commandments. But there is hope in repentance. * * * * *
The LORD promises blessings to the children of Israel if they will obey His commandments. * * * * *
God commands them to be compassionate to the poor and gives them laws concerning Hebrew servants and foreign slaves. * * * * *
God provides enough food in the sixth year to last through the seventh year. Their land shall not be sold permanently but may always be redeemed. * * * * *
Every seventh year was a Sabbath. Every fiftieth year was a Jubilee of rest, release from debts, and return to the land of one's possession. * * * * *
Aaron tends the lamp, and fresh bread and frankincense are placed before the LORD. A man blasphemes the Name and is executed. * * * * *
The LORD gives instructions for His holy feasts at the end of the year: Feast of Trumpets, Day of Atonement, and Feast of Tabernacles. * * * * *
The LORD gives instructions for His holy feasts for Israel in the first part of the year: Passover, Feast of Firstfruits, and Feast of Weeks (Pentecost). * * * * *
God gives instructions to Moses about which offerings were acceptable and which were unacceptable. * * * * *
The priests must separate themselves from the holy things when they are ceremonially unclean. Only the priest's family may eat the holy offerings. * * * * *
The LORD gives rules for the priests governing their personal lives. Those who draw near to God are called to a higher standard of holiness. * * * * *
When God gives commandments, He enforces them with severe penalties for breaking them. We must not be deceived into treating them lightly. * * * * *
God gives various laws to Moses, governing everything from seed to scales. "You shall keep my statutes. I am the LORD." * * * * *
Good ideas are worth repeating. God repeats various laws and gives the royal law of love that Jesus called the second greatest commandment. * * * * *
God lists sexual behaviors that would cause the land to vomit out the practitioners. The only safe sex is keeping it within God's boundaries. * * * * *
God created sex to be a beautiful expression of love and union between a husband and wife. Ignore His rules, and sex becomes unsafe and destructive. * * * * *
The LORD instructs that all the sacrifices are to be brought to the tabernacle. He prohibits eating any blood, for the life is in the blood. This shows us our only means of salvation. * * * * *
The LORD gives instructions for the Day of Atonement, including the scapegoat that carried away the sins of the people. This day is rich in meaning for the believer in Jesus Christ.
The LORD gives instructions for the Day of Atonement-- the one day when the high priest was permitted to enter the Most Holy Place in the presence of the LORD. This pictures the work of Christ on the cross. * * * * *
The LORD gives instructions for separation from the uncleanness of various discharges. We also must separate from defiling issues. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses and Aaron the instructions for a house with a leprous plague. God cleanses His house of all corruption. * * * * *
The LORD gives instructions for cleansing a leper who is healed. We are all spiritual lepers, but Christ cleanses and heals all who believe. * * * * *
The LORD instructs Moses on leprosy and various kinds of infectious diseases in people and garments and how they should be treated. * * * * *
The LORD instructs Moses on leprosy and various kinds of skin diseases and how they should be treated.
The LORD instructs Moses on the ritual cleansing for a woman who gives birth to a child. * * * * *
The LORD instructs Moses and Aaron on the animals that were unclean for Israel. * * * * *
The LORD instructs Moses and Aaron on edible and inedible foods for the children of Israel. * * * * *
Aaron's sons, Nadab and Abihu, offer unauthorized fire and die before the LORD. Moses instructs Aaron and his sons not to mourn because the anointing is on them. God prohibits the priests from drinking wine while ministering in the tabernacle. * * * * *
The tabernacle worship is initiated with sacrifices for Aaron and the people. Aaron and Moses bless the people, and the LORD manifests with glory and fire. * * * * *
Moses consecrates Aaron and his sons to serve as priests in the tabernacle with the burnt offering and offering of consecration. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses dietary instructions about fat, blood, and the food portions for Aaron and his sons. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses the law of the trespass and peace offerings. This mainly concerns the offerings given to the priests for their compensation. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for presenting the trespass offering according to what one has done. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for presenting the sin offering according to the position of the one who sinned. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for presenting the last voluntary sacrifice at the tabernacle--the peace offerings, also known as the fellowship offerings. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for presenting the various grain offerings on the altar of the tabernacle. This was how they could dedicate their service to God. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions regarding the offerings in the tabernacle beginning with the burnt offering. This was voluntary and could be offered from the herd, flock or birds. This pictures Christ who gave all of Himself for us. * * * * *
The LORD instructs Moses to set up the tabernacle and anoint it as well as the priests. Moses does everything that the LORD commands, and the glory of the LORD fills the tabernacle. The cloud and fire lead the children of Israel through the wilderness. * * * * *
The gifted artisans make the garments for the priests and complete all the work of the tabernacle, as the LORD commanded Moses. * * * * *
The gifted artisans make the bronze altar, laver, and court of the tabernacle. In all these things, they did just as the LORD commanded Moses. * * * * *
The gifted artisans, chosen by God, make the tabernacle with its beautiful and costly furnishings and coverings. * * * * *
Moses commissions Bezalel, Aholiab, and the other artisans for the work of building the tabernacle. The people participate by bringing so many materials that they must be told to stop. God gifts, calls and equips His people for the works of service that He prepares for them to do. * * * * *
After reminding them of the Sabbath laws, the LORD asks for everyone with a willing heart to give an offering of materials for the Tabernacle. He also calls for gifted artisans. The people freely respond and bring their offerings. * * * * *
As Moses met with the LORD, his face shone so that the people were afraid. He gave them God's words and then veiled his face so that they could not see the fading glory. But in Christ our glory is unfading. * * * * *
After the LORD forgives Israel and promises to go with them, He renews the covenant by reminding them of some of His laws. He then writes a second edition of the Ten Commandments. * * * * *
The LORD hides Moses in the cleft of the rock and then proclaims His name and reveals His attributes. He lifts His hand and lets Moses see His backside. Moses asks Him to forgive Israel for her iniquity and receive her as His inheritance. * * * * *
Moses entreats the LORD to go with them to the Promised Land. The LORD agrees and promises to give him rest. Moses requests to see His glory. The LORD agrees to let His goodness pass before him, as He proclaims His name. * * * * *
The LORD tells the people to go up to Egypt, but He won't go with them, lest He destroy them. The people mourn because of this bad news. Moses meets with the LORD in the tent of meeting outside the camp. * * * * *
Moses comes down from the mountain and is angry with the people for making the golden calf, so he breaks the two stone tablets. The Levites consecrate themselves and execute the offenders. Moses intercedes a second time for Israel. * * * * *
The people and Aaron make a golden calf. The LORD says that He will consume them, but Moses intercedes. Then he goes down carrying the two stone tablets. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for making the holy incense, appointing skilled artisans, and the sign of the Sabbath. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for the ransom money of the census, the bronze laver for washing, and the holy anointing oil. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for the daily offerings and the altar of incense so that He would be worshiped continually. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for the ram of consecration and the consecration supper for Aaron and his sons. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for consecrating Aaron and his sons for service. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for making other priestly garments for Aaron and his sons, including the robe of the ephod and turban worn by the high priest. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for making garments for the high priest-- specifically the ephod and the breastplate. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for building the altar for burnt offerings, the court of the Tabernacle, and the oil used in the gold lampstand. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for building the Tabernacle with its curtains, covering, boards, veil, and door. This is the place where God would meet with His people. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for building the table for showbread and the gold lampstand. What do these two furnishings represent? * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses instructions for receiving an offering, making a sanctuary where He can dwell with His people, and building the Ark of the Covenant. * * * * *
Israel reaffirms her covenant with the LORD. Moses offers sacrifices and sprinkles the people and the Book of the Covenant with blood. The nobles see God. The LORD invites Moses to come up to Him to receive the stone tablets. * * * * *
The LORD gives laws concerning the three annual feasts, His Angel who would go before them, and what they must do when they enter the Promised Land. * * * * *
The LORD gives laws for acts of love and justice and the Sabbath year and day. He forbids mentioning the name of any other god. * * * * *
The LORD gives moral and humanitarian laws and laws regarding holiness in worship. * * * * *
God gives laws controlling animals and protecting private property. Where offenses have occurred, there is a strong current of restitution. * * * * *
The LORD gives Moses laws for various acts of violence, the punishment criminals should receive, and the compensation victims should receive. * * * * *
God gives the laws for the altar on which He is worshipped and for servants who desire to serve their masters for life. * * * * *
The LORD speaks the Ten Commandments from the top of Mount Sinai in the hearing of the people. The people are so afraid that they tell Moses to speak with God and tell them what He says. * * * * *
The LORD brings the people to Mount Sinai. Moses ascends the mountain to meet with the LORD who wants to make Israel His own special treasure. Moses consecrates the people to meet with the LORD on the third day.
Jethro, Moses' father-in-law, visits him at Mount Sinai, bringing Moses' wife and sons. Moses testifies to all that the LORD has done, and Jethro sacrifices to the LORD. Moses judges the people all day, and Jethro tells him this is not good. He advises Moses to teach God's laws and appoint qualified judges over the people. * * * * *
The people contend with Moses about not having high water. The LORD tells Moses to strike the rock. This pictures the living water we receive from Christ. Amalek comes out and fights against Israel. * * * * *
The people gather the manna that God provides. however, they disobey God in not following His instructions. God gives them twice as much as before the Sabbath. They preserve a pot of manna as a memorial. * * * * *
The people are hungry and complain against Moses and Aaron. The LORD promises to feed them with bread from heaven. God brings quail in the evening and manna in the morning. * * * * *
Miriam sings a song to the LORD. Bitter waters are and sweet. The LORD promises to protect Israel from the diseases of the Egyptians. Then he leads them to a desert oasis. * * * * *
Moses and the children of Israel sing a song to the LORD in celebration of His miraculous defeat of the Egyptian army. * * * * *
The LORD parts the Red Sea for Israel to cross and drowns the Egyptian army that pursues them. The people believe in God and Moses. * * * * *
God leads the children of Israel into a trap so that he may completely deliver his people from Egypt and gain honor over Pharaoh. * * * * *
God consecrates the firstborn of man and beast to Himself as a sign for future generations. He guides them through the wilderness by a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night. * * * * *
God sends the tenth and final plague: the death of the firstborn. The children of Israel make their exodus from Egypt. God gives more Passover instructions. * * * * *
God gives Moses instructions for celebrating Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread. It is a beautiful picture of Christ. * * * * *
The LORD sends the ninth plague of thick darkness. Pharaoh offers the fourth compromise. God instructs the Israelites to request silver and gold from their Egyptian neighbors. The LORD announces one last plague: the death of the firstborn. * * * * *
God announces the eighth plague of locusts. Pharaoh offers to let the men go, but the women and children must stay behind. God sends the devouring locusts. Pharaoh acknowledges his sin. * * * * *
God sends the sixth and seventh plagues of boils and hail. God explains to Pharaoh that the plagues have come because he has exalted himself against the LORD's people. God warns the Egyptians to move their livestock and servants inside. Those who fear the word of the LORD obey. * * * * *
God brings the plague of flies, making a distinction with the Hebrews living in Goshen. Pharaoh says the people can go, but then he changes his mind. Therefore, God kills the Egyptian livestock. Pharaoh continues to harden his heart. * * * * *
God brings the second plague of frogs. Pharaoh asks Moses to entreat the Lord to remove the frogs. God kills the frogs, but Pharaoh hardens his heart. God brings the third plague of dust becoming lice. * * * * *
Moses and Aaron perform the first sign before Pharaoh by turning Aaron's rod into a serpent. The magicians replicate this, and Pharaoh's heart grows hard. God sends the first plague by instructing Moses and Aaron to turn the waters of Egypt to blood. * * * * *
Moses gives his family tree, showing that he and Aaron were descendants of Levi. God recommissions Moses and reminds he and Aaron that He would harden Pharaoh's heart. * * * * *
Moses complains to God who reveals all that he will do to deliver his people. The people and Moses are discouraged, so God encourages them. * * * * *
Moses and Aaron ask Pharaoh to let the Hebrews go and worship the Lord. In response, Pharaoh stops providing straw for the bricks, yet demands the same quota. The Israelite officers complain to Pharaoh and rebuke Moses for bringing such trouble upon them. * * * * *
Moses, with his wife and two sons, all travel back to Egypt. On the way, he nearly loses his life because he failed to circumcise his son. Aaron meets him. They gather the elders of Israel who believe the goods news and worship God. * * * * *
God gives Moses miraculous signs to perform for Pharaoh. Moses objects that he is not eloquent and tells God to send someone else. God chooses Aaron to be his spokesman. * * * * *
The LORD reveals His name to Moses. He tells Moses what to expect when he goes down Egypt.
Moses sees the burning bush on the mountain and investigates. The LORD calls Moses to deliver Israel from Egypt and tells him what he can expect when he gets there. * * * * *
Moses grows up and sees an Egyptian beating a Hebrew, so he kills him. When the deed is discovered, Moses flees to Midian. There he meets Reuel, a Midianite priest. Meanwhile, the children of Israel groan and cry out to God. * * * * *
Jochebed gives birth to Moses. At first, she hides him from Pharaoh, and then she makes an ark and places him in the Nile. Pharaoh's daughter finds him, adopts him, and hires Jochebed to nurse him until he is weaned. * * * * *
As the children of Israel multiply exceedingly, Pharaoh cruelly oppresses them and orders the death of their male infants. The Hebrew midwives fear the Lord, and God blesses them. * * * * *
Joseph gives instructions about their departure from Egypt and carrying his bones with them to Canaan. What is the Gospel according to Genesis? * * * * *
Israel and the Egyptians bury Israel in Canaan and everyone mourns. Joseph's brothers become afraid and ask for forgiveness, and Joseph assures them. * * * * *
Israel blesses his six remaining sons, gives instructions about his burial, and is gathered to his fathers. * * * * *
While on his deathbed, Israel blesses his twelve sons, beginning with the sons of Leah. This would determine their place in Israel. * * * * *
At the end of his life, Israel adopts Joseph's sons as his own and blesses them. For this act, he is mentioned in the Hall of Faith. He also gives Joseph an extra portion, bestowing upon him the right of the firstborn. * * * * *
Joseph deals with the famine and purchases livestock, people, and land for Pharaoh. Joseph swears to his father to bury him in Canaan. In all ways, Joseph proves to be a faithful man. * * * * *
Joseph introduces his brothers and father to Pharaoh. Israel blesses Pharaoh, showing that he is a man of faith. Joseph provides for his family in Goshen. * * * * *
Seventy people of the house Israel go down to Egypt. Joseph and Israel are reunited. Joseph advises his father on what to say to Pharaoh. * * * * *
Joseph sends his brothers home loaded down with goods. They tell their father that Joseph is alive. God tells Jacob to go to Egypt. It is a whole new day! * * * * *
Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and tells them to bring back their father. It is a tearful family reunion! Pharaoh gives them carts and the best of land. * * * * *
Judah intercedes for Benjamin, offering himself to be Joseph's slave instead of Benjamin. This pictures Jesus who intercedes for us and gave His life to save us. * * * * *
Joseph plants his silver cup in Benjamin's sack and sends his servant to confront his brothers. When the cup is found they return to Joseph. Will they forsake Benjamin to save their own skin? * * * * *
Joseph's brothers return to Egypt, and he prepares a feast for them. Simeon is brought out, and Joseph weeps when he sees Benjamin. * * * * *
Israel's family needs food, but when his sons want to go back to Egypt with Benjamin, he resists. Judah offers to be surety for his youngest brother, and Israel finally agrees to let them go. * * * * *
Joseph hides the brother's money in the sacks with the grain. They return home and report to Jacob that the lord of Egypt has imprisoned Simeon and wants to see Benjamin. Jacob thinks everything is against him. * * * * *
Joseph's brothers go to Egypt to get grain. Joseph disguises himself, and treats them harshly, holding Simeon until they bring back Benjamin. * * * * *
Joseph is honored before all of Egypt. He marries Asenath, a Gentile wife, and has two sons. He executes the program to store up food for the coming famine. * * * * *
Pharaoh explains his dreams to Joseph who interprets them and gives Pharaoh advice. Pharaoh appoints Joseph as prime minister over all of Egypt. + + + + +
Pharaoh has two dreams, but he doesn't understand what they mean. The butler remembers Joseph, who is then brought up out of the dungeon. * * * * *
Joseph interprets the dreams of the butler and baker, and they come to pass just as he said. The butler is restored to Pharaoh's court, but he forgets to mention Joseph. * * * * *
God blesses Joseph in Potiphar's household. Potiphar's wife tries to seduce him; then falsely accuses him. Potiphar imprisons Joseph, but the Lord is with him. * * * * *
Judah marries a Canaanite who gives him three sons. She dies, and Judah has twin sons by Tamar. One of them is the ancestor of the Messiah. * * * * *
Joseph visits his brothers as they graze their father's flock. They throw him into a pit and sell him to Midianite traders who take him to Egypt. Then they deceive their father Jacob. * * * * *
Jacob favors Joseph and gives him a special coat. Joseph foolishly shares his prophetic dreams, and his brothers despise him. * * * * *
Rachel dies and Benjamin is born. Reuben lay with Bilhah. Jacob's twelve sons are named. Isaac dies. God is there in both sorrow and joy. * * * * *
God tells Jacob to return to Bethel. His family gets rid of their foreign gods and purifies themselves. At Bethel, God appears to Jacob and blesses him. * * * * *
Jacob settles in Shechem where his daughter Dinah visits the girls of the city. She is violated by the prince of Shechem. Levi and Simon speak deceitfully and then kill the men of the city. * * * * *
Jacob meets his brother Esau for the first time in twenty years. Esau embraces him and invites to go with him to Seir. Jacob declines and settles in Succoth and then Shechem. * * * * *
Jacob wrestles with the Angel of God all night. When Jacob won’t let him go, the Angel knocks his hip out of joint and changes his name to Israel. Jacob moves from stubbornness to brokenness. * * * * *
Jacob sends word of his return to Esau who comes with an army of 400. Jacob prays, divides his company in two, and prepares a gift. * * * * *
Laban catches up with Jacob and searches for his gods but finds nothing. Jacob rebukes Laban, and they set up Mizpah as a witness and boundary. * * * * *
Laban's sons become envious of Jacob's wealth. God tells Jacob to return to the land of his fathers. Jacob discusses the matter with his wives. Rachel steals Laban's idols. * * * * *
Jacob makes an agreement with Laban and increases his own flocks, adding servants, camels and donkeys. But who really prospered him? * * * * *
A rivalry begins between Jacob’s sister wives, Leah and Rachel for who can have the most children and who can be loved by their husband. In the process, God blesses Jacob with eleven sons and one daughter. * * * * *
Jacob falls in love with Rachel and agrees to work seven years for her, but on the wedding night Uncle Laban gives him Rachel’s older sister Leah instead! * * * * *
On his journey to visit his Uncle Laban, the LORD speaks to Jacob in a dream and promises him the blessing of Abraham. Jacob makes a vow that the LORD will be his God. * * * * *
In order to save Jacob’s life and to get him a wife, Rebekah and Isaac send him away to his Uncle Laban’s house. Esau marries the daughter of Ishmael. * * * * *
Isaac and Esau discover Jacob’s deception. Esau loses the hope of the firstborn blessing. Isaac blesses Esau, but he plots to murder Jacob.
Isaac tells Esau to hunt game and prepare it for him to eat so that he can bless Esau. Rebekah overhears and tells Jacob to deceive his father to get the blessing for himself. Our sins inevitably lead to a fall. * * * * *
Isaac opens the wells his father dug only to have the Philistines stop them up. God appears a second time to Isaac. Then the Philistines make a peace treaty with him, and his servants find water. * * * * *
When famine strikes, Isaac doesn't go to Egypt. Instead, he dwells in the land of the Philistines. Being fearful because of his beautiful wife, he lies and says Rebekah is his sister - like father, like son. * * * * *
Isaac prays for Rebekah, and she gives birth to Esau and Jacob. Esau sells his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of lentils. * * * * *
Abraham marries Keturah and gives birth to more sons. Abraham dies and is gathered to his people. The genealogy of Ishmael. * * * * *
The servant explains his errand to Rebekah's family who agrees to let her become Isaac's wife. She leaves home, and Isaac takes her into his tent. * * * * *
Abraham sends his servant back to his homeland to get a wife for Isaac. He meets Rebekah at a well, an answer to his prayer. * * * * *
Nahor's family tree. Sarah dies and Abraham purchases a cave in the field of Machpelah from Ephron the Hittite in which to bury her.
Abraham's faith is tested when God tells him to offer Isaac on Mount Moriah. This would be the same place where God would offer His Son. * * * * *
Abraham makes a covenant with Abimelech at Beersheba. He also gives seven ewe lambs to Abimelech to claim ownership of a well. * * * * *
Isaac is born. Ishmael scoffs, so Hagar and Ishmael are sent away. God comforts Hagar, and Ishmael grows up to be an archer. * * * * *
Abraham lies to Abimelech about Sarah, and Abimelech takes her. God warns Abimelech in a dream. Abraham prays for Abimelech, and he is forgiven. * * * * *
Lot's wife looks back toward Sodom and turns to salt. Lot's daughters conceive by their father. The origin of the Moabites and Ammonites. * * * * *
The two angels visit Sodom. All the men surround Lot's house to have sex with them. They strike them with blindness and help Lot and his family escape. * * * * *
The LORD reveals to Abraham that He will destroy Sodom. Abraham intercedes for the city. God agrees to spare it if there are ten righteous. * * * * *
The LORD appears to Abraham with two other men. He promises that Sarah will have a son within the year. Sarah laughs and then denies it. * * * * *
God establishes His covenant with Abram, making circumcision the sign. God changes their names to Abraham and Sarah. Sarah will give birth to Isaac. * * * * *
At Sarai's suggestion, Abram takes Hagar to be his concubine. Trouble comes, Hagar flees, but the Angel of the LORD instructs and consoles her. * * * * *
God makes a solemn covenant with Abram guaranteeing that He will give the land of Canaan to him and his descendants. * * * * *
God promises to be Abram's shield and reward and to give him innumerable descendants. Abram believes God and is justified. * * * * *
Lot is taken captive by the kings of the east, and Abram rescues him, defeating the kings. Melchizedek blesses Abram, and Abram gives him a tenth. * * * * *
Abram and Lot separate because of their wealth. Lot pitches his tent toward Sodom, while Abram receives God's promise of inheriting the land. * * * * *
Abram goes to Egypt to escape the famine but gets in trouble when he tells Pharaoh that Sarai is his sister. But God looks after Abram and Sarai.
God calls Abram to leave his country and family to go to a land that He will show him, and he and the entire world will be blessed. Abram goes. * * * * *
Man's desire to build a monument to himself and God's just and wise response to it. The origin of languages. Ten generations from Shem to Abram. * * * * *
Where did all the nations and peoples come from? The Bible has the answer. Nimrod build Babel and was a mighty hunter and rebel before the LORD. * * * * *
Noah plants a vineyard and gets drunk from the wine. Shem and Japheth cover his shame, but Ham exposes it and his son Canaan gets cursed. * * * * *
Noah presents burnt offerings of every clean animal and bird. God makes a covenant with all creation for all time—signified by a rainbow. * * * * *
The Flood waters recede, and Noah, his family and the animals exit the Ark onto dry ground.
The Flood comes, destroying all living things that move on the earth, but Noah and his family are safe on the Ark. * * * * *
God gives Noah instructions on building the Ark to save his family and all living creatures, and Noah obeys. * * * * *
Sin spreads to the entire human family so that God is grieved that He created man. But Noah finds favor with God. * * * * *
While boring to read, the genealogy that begins with Adam focuses on a single branch that culminates with Christ. * * * * *
Cain murders Abel and is driven from the presence of the LORD where he fathers his own family. * * * * *
God sacrifices an animal to clothe man. Eve gives birth to two sons. They each bring offerings, but God rejects Cain and his offering. * * * * *
Adam blames Eve and Eve blames the serpent. God curses the serpent and reveals the Messiah. The tragic after effects of the Fall. * * * * *
The serpent tempts Eve and she eats of the fruit and gives it to Adam who also eats. They hide because they know they are naked, and God seeks them. * * * * *
God places the tree of knowledge of good and evil in the center of the garden. God forms woman and joins husband and wife in marriage. * * * * *
God rests on the seventh day and blesses it. He forms man from the dust and places him in Eden, the garden of delight. * * * * *
When you look up at the stars at night what do you see? The splendor of the glorious Creator who stretched out the universe? Or a lonely cosmos without designer or destiny? We look at all that God accomplished in the last three days of the creation week. * * *
What can be accomplished in six days? It all depends on who’s doing the work. We look at the first three days of the creation week. * * *
How did we get here? What is the origin of the universe? Genesis is the book of beginnings by the only eyewitness: God. * * *
We begin our journey through the Bible by asking, why do we study it? No other book has so profoundly impacted so many lives as the Bible.