Today’s Old Testament chronological reading is in Leviticus 6 and 7. The Psalms/ Proverbs reading is in Psalm 69. The New Testament reading is in Luke 5. Luke Chiastic structures. Download the Luke 5:1-39 expanded chiasm here. I have often pondered this parable, wondering what it ... Read More about march 09 bible reading
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march 08 bible reading
Today’s Old Testament chronological reading is in Leviticus 4 and 5. The Psalms/ Proverbs reading is in Psalm 68. No New Testament reading today. Hebrew root words. These are the Hebrew roots and their parables found in the first five chapters of Leviticus. Speak to the children of Israel, ... Read More about march 08 bible reading
march 01 bible reading
Today’s Old Testament chronological reading is in Exodus 29 and 30. The Psalms/ Proverbs reading is in Psalm 61. No New Testament reading today. This was the section in Exodus that I became stuck on back in 2017 when my daily study was interrupted by Hurricane Irma destroying our house. I ... Read More about march 01 bible reading
Finding Messiah in Terumah, Exodus 25:1-27:19
Exo 25:1-26:30 Hebrew paragraph divisions 25:1-9 {s} The offering commanded to build the Tabernacle 25:10-22 {p} The pattern for the ark of the covenant 25:23-30 {p} The pattern for the table of showbread 25:31-40 {s} The pattern for the golden lampstand 26:1-14 {p} The pattern for the ... Read More about Finding Messiah in Terumah, Exodus 25:1-27:19
february 04 bible reading
Today’s Old Testament chronological reading is in Genesis 27 and 28. The Psalms/ Proverbs reading is in Psalm 35. The New Testament reading is in Matthew 25. My notes from today’s Bible reading will be posted here as soon as I finish it this morning! Links to previous studies. Gen 27:1-29 ... Read More about february 04 bible reading
Kaphar, “To cover over,” Strong’s H3722
The first occurrence Make an ark of gopher wood; rooms you shall make in the ark, and shall pitch it within and without with pitch. Gen 6:14 The primitive root Strong’s H3722 כפר kaphar, a primitive root meaning, “to cover over.” The 3-letter root is kaph + pey + resh. kaph כ, ך = the open palm, ... Read More about Kaphar, “To cover over,” Strong’s H3722
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