Day 199

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Today's Reading: 2 Kings 18:1-82 Chronicles 292 Chronicles 302 Chronicles 31Psalm 48 Remember, in the Wilderness, the Israelites had complained, and God sent “fiery serpents” (venomous snakes) as judgment, and many died. When the Israelites repented, God had Moses make the bronze...

Day 198

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Today's Reading: Isaiah 23Isaiah 24Isaiah 25Isaiah 26 He will remove the veil of spiritual blindness. In 2 Corinthians 3-4, Paul talks about the veil being taken away in Christ. When we turn to Jesus, our eyes are opened to see God’s glory clearly. Like a thick curtain that kept people...

Day 197

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Today's Reading: Isaiah 18Isaiah 19Isaiah 20Isaiah 21Isaiah 22 Isaiah gave the woe to Cush, which was ancient Ethiopia. In the Bible, “Ethiopia” is usually the translation for Cush. This referred to the ancient Kingdom of Cush/Nubia, located south of Egypt along the Nile River...

Day 196

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Today's Reading: There is no reading today, but you can use this time to catch up on any days that you may have missed this week. Click here to access prior days.  Who is a God like you, who pardons sin and forgives the transgression of the remnant of his inheritance?  You do not...

Day 195

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Today's Reading: Isaiah 13Isaiah 14Isaiah 15Isaiah 16Isaiah 17 Chapter 14 gave a glimmer of hope after the judgment on the nations who oppressed God’s people. Israel would return from exile and even rule over their former captors (Isaiah 14:2). The people taunted the fallen Babylon...

Day 194

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Today's Reading: 2 Kings 162 Kings 172 Chronicles 28 The Northern Kingdom of Israel was made up of ten of the twelve tribes of Israel (often called Ephraim for the leading tribe). Israel fell to the Assyrian empire in 722 BC. Assyria conquered Samaria after a three-year siege and exiled many of...

Day 193

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Today's Reading: Micah 5Micah 6Micah 7 Great job finishing another minor prophet book. Bethlehem was the hometown of David; from it a Messiah would come from the line of David. The people still thought that a warrior king was coming. God said Israel would be abandoned until the time of the...

Day 192

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Today's Reading: Micah 1Micah 2Micah 3Micah 4 The “Mighty Mountain Micah” is how I remember the Book of Micah. It reminds me of the mountain melting like wax, and God promising the Ultimate kingdom on the mountain of the Lord. The mountains were a symbol of God’s judgment...

Day 191

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Today's Reading: Isaiah 9Isaiah 10Isaiah 11Isaiah 12 There are many names for God, starting with Yahweh. In Isaiah 9:6-7 it is an iconic Messianic prophecy. God’s character is described in detail so we can know Him personally and intimately. In verse 9:6, Scripture gave four names for the...

Day 190

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Today's Reading: Isaiah 5Isaiah 6Isaiah 7 Isaiah 8 In the Bible, seraphim and cherubim are two powerful types of angels who serve in God’s presence. The Seraphim, whose name means “burning ones,” look fiery. They worship and praise God to proclaim His holiness. They covered...