Episode 21 | 1 Chronicles 24–Nehemiah 10

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from Inwardly Digest · host Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Join us as we read through the Bible in a year! Today, we look back over two weeks' worth of Bible readings, thinking through the end of 1 Chronicles and all of 2 Chronicles. Then, we take a few minutes to look at next week's readings from Ezra and Nehamiah. Here's the video Pastor referenced in this episode. And if you're interested, here is an article that digs into the findings, speciafically in the context of the size of Jerusalem. Contact Pastor with any questions or thoughts on what you're reading! Stay in touch with Emmanuel Lutheran Church: https://www.emmanuelcadillac.org/ Online Giving Facebook

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