The Bible In A Year 94

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Numbers 26-28, Mark 5:1-20

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  1. Kylee says:

    The scene of the man with the legion of demons has long played out like a movie in my mind. Never a dull moment for Jesus, who gets confronted with this mentally ill man the instant his boat docks to shore. How wonderful our savior, that he sees us in our tormented minds, and through his power frees us into new life. Thank You God for being a Father not just to the every day sinners like me, but to the fragile and tormented of mind — truly you love us, truly you see us & you meet us where we are at!

    1. JJ Smith says:

      This story is also a good reminder of how highly God views humanity, His creation – 2000 pigs vs one man; the man will always win. How deep the Father’s love for us, how vast beyond all measure!

  2. Ashlea says:

    I do love that God provided for women in a time when most thought no provision was necessary. And I wondered at the reason that Jesus sent the possessed man back to his kin rather than stay with Him. Then I realized the amazing testimony that he would have and how God would work in the lives of his family through his changed life. Too groovy!

    1. Tolu says:

      You made such a good point regarding the formerly possessed man!

  3. Niki says:

    Oops. Didn’t mean to post

  4. Nadine says:

    I’m grateful that God always had a plan for us. Looking at Numbers 27 was overwhelming with all of the sacrifices they had to give at specific times of day and month. I’m glad Jesus got on the cross and made Himself the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you Jesus!!!

  5. Jessica says:

    How sweet is Numbers 27!? I love that at a time when women were so often passed over, God said that they were valuable. He made it a statute forever that they could in fact receive the inheritance when that would have been absurd to other people/nations! (And this little gem is tucked away in a book of census and sacrifice and law- so easy to miss- and such a good reminder that God reveals his character through even the little details in the “hard books” of three bible! =)

    1. SusieAmb says:

      Yes!! I loved that too

  6. Hannah Law says:

    Caroline, I have been in a similar situation. I dated a guy for almost 4 years who was in the navy. He left after we graduated from high school and we had only been dating for 10 months at the time, but we spent every day together. It was hard when he left and there were many lonely days and lots of tears. I want to encourage you to stay as busy as you can. Spend time with family and friends. Surround yourself with people who will be there for you. It’s difficult, but the time apart definitely makes you appreciate your time together. Praying that you will find peace in your heart to get through this time. When you can send letters, send bible verses to him as encouragement. Pray for him. I know exactly how you’re feeling but I promise it gets better with time! Let me know if I can do anything to help!

    1. Caroline D. says:

      Thank you so much, Hannah. I will certainly keep your advice in mind. Thank you for your prayers.

  7. Caroline D. says:

    Thank you all for the thoughts and kind words of truth.

  8. Trish says:

    Caroline. Keeping you in my prayers for both of you, for safety and courage. Don’t forget to Call on the other wives in his unit , for local support and join in their get-togethers. That is what they are there for.
    (From on military wife to another!!) God bless!!! You can do this!!!

    1. Debbie says:

      Agreed. You will be blessed through your military family ffafamily

      1. Debbie says:

        Family. They understand better than anyone.