Today’s Hebrew Testament chronological reading is in Job 31 and 32.
The Psalms/ Proverbs reading is in Psalm 21.
The Greek Testament reading is in Matthew 15.
Essential Studies.
Job 31 and 32, Job’s final discourse
Additional studies: Job Index
The cry of Job’s heart since his calamity came upon him, was that God would hear his request for an explanation, and answer him. (He does not yet know that God will answer him.) But silence is an answer. It means, keep searching, because you are not yet asking the right questions; or, keep searching, because you have not yet come to depth of repentance God is looking for. (When calamity comes upon me, I am learning to ask, “Teach me what I should learn through this Father, while I wait expectantly for You.”)
Psalm 21, Hebrew root words
Additional studies: Psalms Book One (1-41) Index
If the events of the past years have moved or shaken our faith, then we must realize complete trust in YHVH and in His mercy bears the fruit of not moved. Our faith only becomes shipwrecked when we attach our own dates to His promises, and then proclaim Him unfaithful when He works according to His own perfect timing. Trust in YHVH includes trust in His timing!
Matthew 15, Comparison and Contrast
Additional studies: Matthew Index
Our status or background does not matter, as God is not a respecter of persons as men are. What matters, is our faith or lack thereof. Even if our status and background are of the first rank, unbelief will not profit us; but faith will uphold us even if our status and background are of the lowest rank.
Three-year Bible.
The three-year plan is here.
Today’s reading is in Hosea 10.
Suggested study: Hosea 10, Bible for Beginners.
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