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SN1987a-1 NASA Web Gallery   2024 Read the Bible in a Year Monday, January 1, 2024 Day 1: In the Beginning God Created Prayer: Creator God,  You have given us to live in a wondrous place. Thanks for whales, and birds, and ducks. The air we breath and the discoveries we make. For people we love and for all things we need. Help us continually have the courage to change the world to a place like Eden even though we may never see it ourselves. In the name of Jesus! Amen Song: A Beautiful City Background: Genesis 1:1-3:24 is a significant passage in the Bible, encapsulating the creation narrative in the Book of Genesis. The passage opens with the powerful statement, "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth" (Genesis 1:1). This succinct proclamation lays the foundation for the rest of the narrative, emphasizing the divine origin and purpose behind the universe's existence. The subsequent verses detail the process of creation, unfolding in six days. Each...

NASA My Mini-Bible Study for 2019 | Read the Bible in a Year Using The NRSV Daily Bible Today’s Reading 1/1/2019 Day 1 Genesis 1:1 - 3:24 Reflection We begin our reading the Bible in a year at the beginning.  Our reading will take us through about 3 chapters a day, a verse to meditate upon, a reflection from one of the church greats, and a closing prayer. When I study I always have a composition book near me so that I write down what strikes me about the text. Hint: Read in your study bible or the internet on how the Hebrew Bible was formed. Genesis is the first of five books commonly known as the Pentateuch. As you read you will see different stories and ways of describing the situation. Here in the beginning we have two different Creation stories, How humanity fell or sinned, childbirth, and more. The first story of Creation was probably written by what the Priestly writer. Hint: Must Read - this will tell you about the Documentary Hypo...

purchase at https://www.shutterstock.com Highlights & Mini-Bible Study Daily Office Readings | Book of Common Prayer Sunday - Easter 3 Alleluia. The Lord is risen indeed: Come let us adore him. Alleluia.| BCP p. 76 Pray this way or this way or this way or this way or this way . Alternatives Readings Today | Sunday | 30 April 2017 Ps. 148, 149, 150; Ps. 114, 115; Dan. 4:1–18; 1 Pet. 4:7–11; John 21:15–25 Psalm 148 | Hymn | Background Alleluia, how great it is to sing to the Lord, God heals, liberates, lifts the lowly, Sing with thanksgiving, God’s creation sings of the Lord’s bounty, God has blessed your children, God’s word is heard throughout the Creation 1 Peter 4 The end is near, love and be hospitable to one another. Speak like God is speaking so that Jesus is glorified. John 21 Jesus asking, “Do you love me? Feed my sheep.” There are many other things that Jesus did but are not written down. S: Book of Common P...

http://www.churchinthecanyon.org/john-6-bold-thrift/ Highlights & Mini-Bible Study Daily Office Readings | Book of Common Prayer | last century publication Days of Lent - Week 4 Jesus said,” If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me.” | Mark 8:34 | BCP p. 76 Pray this way or this way or this way or this way or this way . Alternatives Readings Today | Monday | 27 March 2017 Ps. 89:1–18; Ps. 89:19–52; Jer. 16:10–21; Rom. 7:1–12; John 6:1–15 Psalm 89| Royal | Background God’s love is established forever; God promises the line of David forever; God created the earth and all rejoice; The king rules with righteousness and justice. Romans 7 | Paul writes ... The law is the only bond to the person when they are alive; You have died to the law so that you live with Christ; We are in the life of the Spirit; Be holy, just, and good. John 6 | Jesus went to the other side of Sea; a large crowd ca...