Wednesday 21 August 2024

Isaiah 28-30

The LORD is a God of Justice

Isaiah 30:18 Therefore the LORD will wait, that He may be gracious to you; and therefore He will be exalted, that He may have mercy on you. For the LORD is a God of justice; blessed are all those who wait for Him.

Link to full passage on Bible Gateway

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Welcome to the 2023-2024 Daily Bible Reading Journal!

We invite you to join us in journaling the Scriptures this year and experience how God’s Word speaks to us personally as we imprint His words in our hearts and minds. This year’s reading schedule begins on October 8, 2023.

Along with free downloads for the Daily Bible Reading Journal and Daily Bible Reading Schedule, we are excited to offer an option once again for purchasing a spiral bound printed version of the Daily Bible Reading Journal (at cost) directly from the printer!

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Daily Scripture reading is a deeply impacting pursuit and habit. And if you can make the time, journaling the Scripture will facilitate interaction with God and is a powerful tool for internalizing His Word. This Bible reading program is unique in that it strives for a flow of thought and context while accenting timely Biblical teachings, important Biblical events and the Biblical Feasts of the LORD.

Scheduled to coincide with the Torah Portions each Sabbath and the rest of the Bible on the remaining days of the week, the Daily Bible Reading Journal will cover the entire Bible over the course of a year.

1) The Torah Portions read each Sabbath. The first five books of the Bible are known as the Torah. The Torah is traditionally divided into 54 portions and are read each Sabbath over the course of a year, beginning just after Sukkot (also known as the Feast of Tabernacles). You can learn more about the Weekly Torah Portions and special readings by going to the "My Jewish Learning" website.

2) The readings on the remaining days of the week begin with the book of Joshua, following a somewhat historical flow while also accenting key Biblical events.

• Proverbs at the start of the Gregorian New Year
• Esther at Purim
• Matthew, Mark, Luke and John at the approach of Passover
• Song of Songs on the Sabbath during the Feast of Passover
• Psalms during the 50 days between Passover and Pentecost (counting of the Omer)
• Ruth on the Day of Pentecost
• Acts after the Day of Pentecost, continuing with the writings of the apostles
• Jonah on the Day of Atonement
• The Later Prophets as the Feast of Ingathering approaches
• Ecclesiastes during Sukkot (the Feast of Tabernacles)

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Thank you for making us a partner in your pursuit of seeking and knowing the LORD more intimately. May our God give us ears to hear, eyes to see and a heart to understand, and may we draw ever closer to Him as His words are written in our hearts and minds each day.