The Bible In A Year 57
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Exodus 27-28, Matthew 14
116 thoughts on "The Bible In A Year 57"
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Our sermon yesterday was on the verses where Peter walks on water. It was called, “Rescue Me.” I love when God’s timing aligns in these ways for an extra “wink.”
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it’s been a minute since i’ve read about how john the baptist died and that is sad. then to continue reading and see immediately after how Jesus fed the 5,000. i love to read these stories. they never get old. reading about Jesus walking on water as well. it’s amazing!
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in exodus and reading about the details about aaron’s robe and how it should be made was a lot. i was thinking how will they remember all of this but everything that was said had a lot of details and was straight to the point of how this rob should be made. we can’t forget the details for the tabernacle and the temple. there’s so much that will have to go into all or these things. there was a purpose for all of this.
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27 But immediately Jesus spoke to them, saying, “Take heart; it is I. Do not be afraid.” – Matthew 14:27
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I was intrigued by the detailed description and instruction of how to make Aaron’s robe and wondered how heavy it was to wear and did a little more research on that and read a number of articles about it but this blog from an earlier Bible study from SRT stresses the importance of the red thread and the significance of the redemption story being woven throughout the OT, WOW!!!! such good news! https://shereadstruth.com/making-the-priestly-garments/
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