Today’s Hebrew Testament chronological reading is in Ezekiel 25 and 26.
The Psalms/ Proverbs reading is in Psalm 130.
The Greek Testament reading is in 1 Peter 1.
Essential Studies.
Ezekiel 25 and 26, The prophecy against Tyre
Additional studies: Ezekiel Index
Eze 26 is the beginning of the prophecy against Tyre (which is concluded in Eze 27 and 28). This chapter is one the skeptics use to say that the biblical prophecies are inaccurate, because these prophecies were never fulfilled the way the Bible says they will be. But if we look at them with the teaching tools of Scripture, some interesting truths surface that would otherwise be missed. (And of course, the skeptics once again are wrong in their assumptions.)
Psalm 130, Chiastic Structure
Additional studies: Psalms Book Five: 107-150 Index
YHVH not only forgives sin because He is merciful, but He also redeems from iniquity. He delivers from the allure and chains and bondage of sin, changing the person from the inside out, so that the desire to sin is no longer there, in a process the New Testament calls, “sanctification.”
1 Peter 1, Enduring trials
Additional studies: 1&2 Peter Index
Faith is shipwrecked when we allow bitterness or despair to knock us off our path. How? When we are in the middle of a trial, the enemy whispers to us, “God won’t help you.” It’s a lie, but it can seem believable because we put God on a timetable of our own making, and expect Him to resolve everything by an appointment we have set in our calendar, which makes Him, not our God, but our errand boy. And sometimes, His longsuffering in acting is because He knows it is far better to have this false premise purged from our thinking than it is to do x y z by such and such a date. ♥
Three-year Bible.
The three-year plan is here.
Today’s reading is in Job 38.
Suggested study: Job 38, Bible for Beginners.
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