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Read |  Day 273 | Wednesday | September 30   Luke 5: 1-11  Mark 1: 40-45  Matthew 8: 1-4  Luke 5: 12-16   Mark 2: 1-12  Matthew 9: 1-8  Luke 5: 17-26  Mark 2: 13-17  Matthew 9: 9-13  Luke 5: 27-32  Mark 2: 18-22  Matthew 9: 14-17  Luke 5: 33-39   Reading | While teaching by the sea, Jesus calls people who call themselves sinners to be his disciples; He heals someone and asks them to be silent but they are not; He declares a paralyzed he is forgiven and then asks him to get up and walk and he does; He calls a tax collector to be a disciple and that person is reformed; about fasting and obeying tradition - See I make all things new. Who have you forgiven today so that they might be healed?   Source | Tyndale | The One Year Chronological Bible NIV | ISBN  978-1-4143-5993-9   Next |  Day 274 | Thursday | October 1  John 5: 1-15, 16-30, 31-47  Mark 2: 23-28...

Read |  Day 226 | Friday | August 14 | Jeremiah 51: 15-19, 20-35, 36-44, 45-53, 54-58  2   Kings 24: 10-17  2   Chronicles 36: 10  1   Chronicles 3: 10-16  2   Chronicles 36: 11-14  Jeremiah 52: 1-3a  2   Kings 24: 18-20a  Jeremiah 37: 1-10  Date | 599 BC Reading | Jeremiah: hymn of praise to the Lord; Babylon will be punished with vengeance; Exiles come back!; Solomon's family line to Zedekiah (597 bc) - hears from Jeremiah the exile. Source | Tyndale | The One Year Chronological Bible NIV | ISBN 978-1-4143-5993-9 | kindle edition Next |   Day 227 | Saturday | August 15 | Jeremiah 37: 11-21 Jeremiah 38: 1-13, 14-28a Ezekiel 1: 1-28 Ezekiel 2: 1– 3: 15 +++ A Collect for Fridays Almighty God, whose most dear Son went not up to joy but first he suffered pain, and entered not into glory before he was crucified: Mercifully grant that we, walking in the way of the cross, may find it none other than the way...

Bible in Time is reading the Bible each day with reflections of the text and prayers. The readings are on somewhat of a chronological calendar reflecting the history and salvation of the people of God. Day 193 | Sunday | July 12 Psalm 119: 1-176 Day 194 | Monday | July 13 Psalm 120: 1-7 Psalm 121: 1-8 Psalm 123: 1-4 Psalm 125: 1-5 Psalm 126: 1-6 Day 195 | Tuesday | July 14 Psalm 128: 1-6 Psalm 129: 1-8 Psalm 130: 1-8 Psalm 132: 1-18 Psalm 134: 1-3 Psalm 135: 1-21 Day 196 | Wednesday |July 15 Psalm 136: 1-26 Psalm 146: 1-10 Psalm 147: 1-20 Psalm 148: 1-14 Psalm 149: 1-9 Psalm 150: 1-6 Day 197 | Thursday | July 16 Isaiah 18: 1-7 Isaiah 19: 1-25 Isaiah 20: 1-6 Isaiah 21: 1-10, 11-12, 13-17 Isaiah 22: 1-14, 15-25 Isaiah 23: 1-18 Day 198 | Friday |July 17 Isaiah 24: 1-23 Isaiah 25: 1-12 Isaiah 26: 1-19, 20– 27: 13 Isaiah 29: 1-24 Day 199 | Saturday |July 18 Isaiah 30: 1-7, 8-17, 18-33 Isaiah 31: 1-9 Isaiah 32: 1-20 Isaiah 33: 1-24 ...

Posting from GraceFullBible today - Thoughts of St. Paul  I think Romans 12 - 16 gives a basic handbook for the life as a disciple of Christ and living the Christian life. No one is perfect in this life except God, but in that these portions of scriptures give us a guide and direction in order to move forward in our lives with our brother, Jesus. Hear these messages of St. Paul ... Be holy;  Be transformed by the renewal of the Spirit;  Don’t think of yourselves more highly than others;  We are one body with many members;  Let love be genuine – hate what is evil – hold fast to what is good;  Build the community;  If possible live peaceably with everyone;  Help your enemies in all their needs;  Over come evil with good.  Let every person be subject to the government God has given to us;  Owe nothing except love one another;  Love your neighbor as yourself;  Watch – salvation is near.  Be tolerant to ...

Read |  Day 185 | Saturday | July 4   Psalm 42: 1-11 Psalm 43: 1-5 Psalm 44: 1-26 Psalm 45: 1-17 Psalm 46: 1-11 Date | 716 BC? Background | The sons of Korah were priests assigned to guard the entrance of the tabernacle (see 1   Chr 6: 17-25, page 475), a duty that continued after the temple was built (see 1   Chr 26: 1-19, page 517). They also were tabernacle musicians during the time of David and Solomon (see Ps 88, page 580; Ps   89, page   581). However, many of the psalms in this collection may not have been written until long after the time of David and Solomon. Background | The Book of Psalms: An Overview | Dr. Felix Just, S.J. |  Click here Source | Tyndale (2012-03-19) | The One Year Chronological Bible NIV (Kindle Locations 34285-34291) | Tyndale House Publishers| Kindle Edition |  Psalms according to literary types - Notes by Barbara Klugh - Click here Reading |  Psalm 42 - individual lament - my soul thi...

Bible in Time is reading the Bible each day with reflections of the text and prayers. The readings are on somewhat of a chronological calendar reflecting the history and salvation of the people of God. Day 186 | Sunday | July 5 Psalm 47: 1-9 Psalm 48: 1-14 Psalm 49: 1-20 Psalm 84: 1-12 Psalm 85: 1-13 Psalm 87: 1-7 Day 187 | Monday |July 6 Psalm 1: 1-6 Psalm 2: 1-12 Psalm 10: 1-18 Psalm 33: 1-22 Psalm 71: 1-24 Psalm 91: 1-16 Day 188 | Tuesday |July 7 Psalm 92: 1-15 Psalm 93: 1-5 Psalm 94: 1-23 Psalm 95: 1-11 Psalm 96: 1-13 Psalm 97: 1-12 Day 189 | Wednesday | July 8 Psalm 98: 1-9 Psalm 99: 1-9 Psalm 100: 1-5 Psalm 102: 1-28 Psalm 104: 1-35 Day 190 | Thursday |July 9 Psalm 105: 1-45 Psalm 106: 1-48 Day 191 | Friday |July 10 Psalm 107: 1-43 Psalm 111: 1-10 Psalm 112: 1-10 Psalm 113: 1-9 Psalm 114: 1-8 Day 192 | Saturday | July 11 Psalm 115: 1-18 Psalm 116: 1-19 Psalm 117: 1-2 Psalm 118: 1-29 Source | Tyndale (2012-03-19)| The One ...

Read | Day 179 | Sunday | June 28 Isaiah 28: 1-29 2   Kings 17: 5 2   Kings 18: 9, 10-12 2   Kings 17: 6-23, 24-41 Isaiah 1: 1-20 Reading | Isaiah speaks about Samaria; righteousness is the plumb line for the basis of judgement; Assyria besieges Samaria and Samaria falls; foreigners settle in Israel - did not worship God - killed the people; Isaiah's message for the rebellious Judah; but if you resist and rebel, you will be devoured by the sword. Next |  Day 180 | Monday | June 29 Isaiah 1: 21-31   Isaiah 2: 1-5, 6-22   Isaiah 3: 1-15, 16– 4: 1   Isaiah 4: 2-6   Isaiah 5: 1-7, 8-30   Source | Tyndale (2012-03-19) |The One Year Chronological Bible NIV |(Kindle Locations 73792-73813) | Tyndale House Publishers | Kindle Edition. +++ Check out today's morning prayer from Mission St Clare -  Click here

Read |  Day 177 | Friday |June 26 Hosea 2: 14-23 Hosea 3: 1-5 Hosea 4: 1-19 Hosea 5: 1-15 Hosea 6: 1-11a, 11b– 7: 16 Hosea 8: 1-14 Reading | God's love for unfaithful Israel; Hosea's wife redeemed; Lord's case against Israel; failure of leadership; repent; why do we love wickedness; need for justice Next | Day 178 | Saturday |June 27 Hosea 9: 1-17 Hosea 10: 1-15 Hosea 11: 1-11, 12– 12: 14 Hosea 13: 1-16 Hosea 14: 1-9 Source | Tyndale (2012-03-19) |The One Year Chronological Bible NIV |(Kindle Locations 73792-73813) | Tyndale House Publishers | Kindle Edition. +++ Check out today's morning prayer from Mission St Clare -  Click here

Read |  Day 175 | Wednesday |June 24 Isaiah 8: 1-10, 11-22 Isaiah 9: 1-7, 8– 10: 4 Isaiah 10: 5-19, 20-34 Isaiah 11: 1-16 Date | 740 BC Background |  The prophet Isaiah lived in the eighth and early seventh centuries BC. He was from Jerusalem and began his ministry in 740 BC, the year of King Uzziah’s death. The bulk of his ministry took place under Ahaz and Hezekiah. For most of the history of Judaism and Christianity, it was assumed that Isaiah wrote all sixty-six chapter of the book named after him. Beginning in the eighteenth century, biblical scholars began to argue, however, that the book shows clear signs of having been written over a longer period of time. Scholars are now nearly in universal agreement that there were three separate authors for the book, known as First, Second, and Third Isaiah. The First Isaiah wrote most of chapters 1-39 and is the prophet for whom the entire work is named. His influence was so great that he had disciples who carrie...

Bible in Time is reading the Bible each day with reflections of the text and prayers. The readings are on somewhat of a chronological calendar reflecting the history and salvation of the people of God. Day 151 | Sunday | May 31 Proverbs 14: 1– 16: 33 Day 152 | Monday | June 1 Proverbs 17: 1– 19: 29 Day 153 | Tuesday | June 2 Proverbs 20: 1– 22: 16 Day 154 | Wednesday | June 3 Proverbs 22: 17– 24: 22 Proverbs 24: 23-34 Day 155 | Thursday | June 4 Song of Songs 1: 1– 8: 14 Day 156 | Friday | June 5 1   Kings 11: 1-13, 14-25, 26-40, 41-43 2   Chronicles 9: 29-31 Ecclesiastes 1: 1-11 Day 157 | Saturday | June 6 Ecclesiastes 1: 12-18 Ecclesiastes 2: 1-11, 12-16, 17-26 Ecclesiastes 3: 1-15, 16– 4: 6 Ecclesiastes 4: 7-12, 13-16 Ecclesiastes 5: 1-7, 8– 6: 9 Ecclesiastes 6: 10-12 Tyndale (2012-03-19). The One Year Chronological Bible NIV (Kindle Locations 73711-73732). Tyndale House Publishers. Kindle Edition. Bible...

Read |  Day 148 | Thursday | May 28   Proverbs 5: 1-23  Proverbs 6: 1-35  Proverbs 7: 1-27  Background | Center for Biblical Studies | Proverbs |  Click here Reading | Watch out for impurity and infidelity; do what you say you are going to do; keep your pledges and promises; more warnings about infidelity. Source | Daily Reading Guide | The One Year ® Chronological Bible | Tyndale, 2013 |  Click here   Source | biblegateway.com |  click here Next |  Day 149 | Friday | May 29   Proverbs 8: 1– 9: 12  Proverbs 9: 13-18  Proverbs 10: 1-32 +++ Listen and pray the morning office from the Episcopal Church in Garrent County (MA - USA ) via Mission St Clare - Click here

Read |  Day 146 | Tuesday | May 26  1 Kings 4: 1-19, 20-34  Psalm 72: 1-20  Psalm 127: 1-5    Reading | Solomon's administrative structure; wisdom is widely known; prayer for guidance for the king; God's presence in the home. Source | Daily Reading Guide | The One Year ® Chronological Bible | Tyndale, 2013 |  Click here   Source | biblegateway.com |  click here Next |  Day 147 | Wednesday | May 27   Proverbs 1: 1-7, 8-19, 20-33  Proverbs 2: 1-22  Proverbs 3: 1-35  Proverbs 4: 1-27 +++ A Collect for Peace O God, the author of peace and lover of concord, to know you is eternal life and to serve you is perfect freedom: Defend us, your humble servants, in all assaults of our enemies; that we, surely trusting in your defense, may not fear the power of any adversaries; through the might of Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. A Prayer for Mission Lord Jesus Christ, you stretched out you...

Read |  Day 145 | Monday | May 25 | Memorial Day (USA) 2 Chronicles  8: 1-18  1 Kings 9: 15-28  1 Kings 10: 1-13  2 Chronicles 9: 1-12  1 Kings 10: 14-29  2 Chronicles 9: 13-28  2 Chronicles 1: 14-17  Reading | Solomon conquers nations, gets wives,  builds houses, worships God, gets money; conscripted labor that built the Temple; ship building and trade; Queen of Sheba; Solomon builds army with gold and silver and chariots; and continually builds wealth and armies.  Source | Daily Reading Guide | The One Year ® Chronological Bible | Tyndale, 2013 |  Click here   Source | biblegateway.com |  click here Next | Day 146 | Tuesday | May 26  1 Kings 4: 1-19, 20-34  Psalm 72: 1-20  Psalm 127: 1-5  +++ Prayer for Memorial Day (USA) - 25 May 2015 O Judge of the nations, we remember before you with grateful hearts the men and women of our country who in the day of decision ventured much for the ...

Bible in Time  -   Read the full Bible chronologically in a year. Click here  – reflection session handout Click here  – next week’s readings Reflection Session: Sundays | 9:10 am – 940 am local | Grace Parish Hall Grace Episcopal Church | 341 Washington | Traverse City | Pure Michigan | USA Blog Site for daily reflection and prayer -  Click here +++ Another reading plan – GraceFullBible  -  Read the New Testament in a year. Click here  –  this week's handout Click here  – next week’s readings Reflection Session is now a  Virtual Class.  Note the blog for more information, thoughts, reflections, insights, prayers, etc. Grace Episcopal Church | 341 Washington | Traverse City | Pure Michigan | USA |  Click here Blog Site for daily reflection and prayer –  Click here Sounds like Grace -  Click here The Peace of the Lord be with you always!

Bible in Time is reading the Bible each day with reflections of the text and prayers. The readings are on somewhat of a chronological calendar reflecting the history and salvation of the people of God. Readings for the week of 24 May 2015. Day 144 | Sunday | May 24 | Pentecost Sunday 1 Kings 8: 54-66 2 Chronicles 7: 1-10 1 Kings 9: 1-9 2 Chronicles 7: 11-22 1 Kings 9: 10-14 Day 145 | Monday | May 25 | Memorial Day (USA) 2 Chronicles  8: 1-18 1 Kings 9: 15-28 1 Kings 10: 1-13 2 Chronicles 9: 1-12 1 Kings 10: 14-29 2 Chronicles 9: 13-28 2 Chronicles 1: 14-17 Day 146 | Tuesday | May 26 1 Kings 4: 1-19, 20-34 Psalm 72: 1-20 Psalm 127: 1-5 Day 147 | Wednesday | May 27 Proverbs 1: 1-7, 8-19, 20-33 Proverbs 2: 1-22 Proverbs 3: 1-35 Proverbs 4: 1-27 Day 148 | Thursday | May 28 Proverbs 5: 1-23 Proverbs 6: 1-35 Proverbs 7: 1-27 Day 149 | Friday | May 29 Proverbs 8: 1– 9: 12 Proverbs 9: 13-18 Proverbs 10: 1-32 Day 150 | Saturday | May 3...

Read |    Day 143 | Saturday | May 23 1 Kings 8: 1-11 2 Chronicles 5: 1-14 1 Kings 8: 12-21 2 Chronicles 6: 1-11 1 Kings 8: 22-53 2 Chronicles 6: 12-42 Background | Center of Biblical Studies 1 Kings -  Like the books of Samuel, the books of Kings were originally one book but divided into two by the Greek translators of the original Hebrew. While 2 Samuel leaves off near the end of David’s reign, 1 and 2 Kings take us from the reign of Solomon to the catastrophic division of Israel into northern and southern factions.  More - Click here 2 Chronicles - ...  The story of Solomon is marked by his famous wisdom, which aided his ability to consolidate power amid the succession struggles through David’s old age and death. Solomon’s most important accomplishments were his building projects: the palace and the temple. But like his father, Solomon had a fatal flaw: he surrounded himself with foreign women, who led him to build altars to Chemosh...