Basically, 1 Kings 5–7 & 2 Chron. 2-4, 2 Chron 8:12-16 (1 Kings 9:25)
Ryan: Thanks to all “those miserable psalms,” it’s been a while since I’ve gotten to do a nice solid math post. Having gotten to read about Solomon’s building of the Temple of the Name of the Lord, we got another day of [...]
Psalm 122, Psalm 124, Psalm 133-6, Psalm 138
Ryan: Psalm 136 is a song (or “poem” as the heading in our chronological Bible calls it) that is written in “call-and-response” form. Call and response is one of the oldest forms of music known to man. It involves a leader issuing the “call” and the congregation responding, [...]
Continue reading about Day 124: Ибо вовек милость Его (His Love Endures Forever)
Psalm 29, Psalm 33, Psalm 65-68
Ryan: Since all of us today have grown up in the modern era where most, if not all, “nations” on the earth are technically “states,” it’s very easy for us to get confused while reading the nationalistic parts of the Old Testament. Generally, a nation is defined by culture and [...]
Continue reading about Day 120: “Sing the glory of his name”
Psalm 88, Psalm 91, Psalm 95, Psalm 108-109
Ryan: H.C. Leupold referred to Psalm 88 as “the gloomiest psalm found in the Scriptures” (Truth for Today Commentary: Psalms 51-89, p. 661). I would have to agree with that statement. It was so depressing to read that I had to include the clip from Monty Python and [...]
1 Chron. 26:12-32, 1 Chron. 27:1-34, 1 Chron. 23:1b, 1 Chron. 28:2-21, 1 Chron. 29:1-22
Ryan: As always happens when we read passages with a lot of numbers, I have to do a little bit of math and research to find a way to put the numbers into perspective. Going through the list of all the [...]
1 Chron. 23, 1 Chron. 24:1-19, 1 Chron. 25, 1 Chron. 26:1-11
Ryan: Yet another “job-that-we-could-do-without-if-we-followed-the-Bible”: career counselors. Most of what we read today was simply a list of who was going to do what job. And how did they decide who was going to do which job? They cast lots. How would you have liked [...]
2 Sam. 16:15-23, 2 Sam. 17-18, 2 Sam. 19:1-4
Ryan: I always feel terrible when I laugh, accidentally or not, at another’s misfortune. Having said that, the scene we read today where Absalom’s hair gets caught in the tree, causing him to be “left hanging in midair, while the mule he was riding kept on going” [...]
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