week 7

Exodus 39-40
Leviticus 1-4
Leviticus 5-7
Leviticus 8-10
Leviticus 11-13
Leviticus 14-15
Leviticus 16-18

week 6

Exodus 19-21
Exodus 22-24
Exodus 25-27
Exodus 28-29
Exodus 30-32
Exodus 33-35
Exodus 36-38

Week 5

Genesis 48-50
Exodus 1-3
Exodus 4-6
Exodus 7-9
Exodus 10-12
Exodus 13-15
Exodus 16-18

week 4

Genesis 30-31
Genesis 32-34
Genesis 35-37
Genesis 38-40
Genesis 41-42
Genesis 43-45
Genesis 46-47

Week 3

Job 40-42
Genesis 12-15
Genesis 16-18
Genesis 19-21
Genesis 22-24
Genesis 25-26
Genesis 27-29

It has been a while

It has been a while since I posted here. Dan and I started a read the Bible in a year schedule. We are already in our third week. I thought I would post our schedule of reading for each week and maybe you can follow along and maybe start some discussions. The reading we are doing is in chronological order, so it skips around some.

Week one:
Genesis 1-3
Genesis 4-7
Genesis 8-11
Job 1-5
Job 6-9
Job 10-13
Job 14-16

Week two:
Job 17 -20
Job 21-23
Job 24-28
Job 29-31
Job 32-34
Job 35-37
Job 38-39

Hebrews 4 - a promise of rest

Again the writer of Hebrews makes a comparison from the Israelites to the Christians of that day. Where the Israelites had the promise of rest in the land of Canaan, we have a promise of rest in Heaven. The writer mentions that even God chose to rest on the seventh day after creation, but he takes notice that He did not take his rest until his job was done.

We receive another warning to stay diligent in our faith and obedience. Vs12 and V13 are very powerful- For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even the the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. And there is no creature hidden from His sight, but all things are naked and open to the eyes of Him to whom we must give account.

We must stay faithful because we will have to give an account of all things, and to no one else but God. But luckily we have a high priest that can sympathize with our struggles and can help us obtain mercy and grace when we need it most.


(Next Hebrews 5)