Day 222

The Bible In A Year 222

from the The Bible In A Year reading plan


Proverbs 11-12, Acts 7:23-43

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51 thoughts on "The Bible In A Year 222"

  1. Mary BethBenson says:

    I am so loving proverbs. Don’t we see these words playing out in our day to day? No matter where people are in their journeys with God, even if they aren’t yet believers, these words are true. I see it in my sister’s life. She’s not a believer and is going through such an agonizing time, divorcing a narcissist. But I see God honoring her as she has sought the help of many counselors and advisors. She is devoting herself to the truth. Her husband on the other hand is slandering her and is very deceitful. And, God is honoring her every step of the way. Praying that she see’s His hand and knows that it is Him going before her and behind her—just like Stephen reminds the Jewish priests and scribes of their inheritance in the faith.

  2. Chrystal Johnson says:

  3. Sarah Johnson says:

    With humility comes wisdom. Pride only brings disgrace. So so true. And a great reminder in our day to day to approach everything with humility.

  4. JoAnn Foley-DeFiore says:

    4A thick bankroll is no help when life falls apart,
    but a principled life can stand up to the worst.

    24The world of the generous gets larger and larger;
    the world of the stingy gets smaller and smaller.

    25The one who blesses others is abundantly blessed;
    those who help others are helped.

  5. E Hong says:

    25Whoever brings blessing will be enriched,
    and one who waters will himself be watered. -ellie

  6. Alanny Taveras says:

    Yet again I am amazed by God’s grace and way to talk to us over his words. Today’s my mom’s birthday and God has talked. Thank you, God! ❤️

  7. Sharon Ide says:

    Proverbs 12 is a good one for me. To be reminded that the fool hates reproof and the wise embrace correction. The fool also is quickly offended at an insult, whereas the wise overlooks it to his glory. It reveals how much my reactions are rooted in foolish pride. May I also remember to speak the good word to myself in times of anxiety.

    1. Victoria McLeod says:

      ❤️❤️

    2. Jen Brewer says:

      I agree on all counts! I also want to have the tongue of the wise that brings healing rather than the reckless/rash words that pierce like a sword—both when speaking to others and to myself.

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