The Bible In A Year 40

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Job 34-35, Matthew 2

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  1. Lindsey Bradley says:

    I love how in Matthew 2, God told Joseph to take Mary and Jesus to Egypt to escape Herod. And they resided there until Herod’s death. It’s fascinating to me that God led them to Egypt to escape death when yearssssss before Egypt was the place of bondage for the Israelites and the place from which God had to rescue them. As I was processing this, I felt like the Lord said “redemption and sometimes I take you back to a place so you can help redeem it…” very interesting and very timely for my life!

  2. Katie Walters says:

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  3. Christine Cesa says:

    F✅

  4. Ashley Martin says:

    Reading the Bible everyday gets better and better. Thankful for the Magi who saw how important Jesus was for the world.

  5. Jenette McEntire says:

    Hey! Irony, let me introduce you to Job’s friends.
    They have to know, even if it’s buried deep down, their own sin. Yet they berate Job relentlessly. If, by their math, sin=calamity, why aren’t they in the ashes with Job?

  6. Rebecca Rascol says:

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  7. Britt Clark says:

    iniquity not equity

  8. Britt Clark says:

    Teach me what I do not see; if I have done an equity, I will do it no more. This beautiful verse in Job really stuck out to me. Many of us wonder why you cannot feel God’s presence. When we do not take time to be taught to see what we do not see and hear and recognize the voice of God, we will not be able to hear him or see the beautiful signs and blessings he is giving to us daily