Adam's Daily Bread

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Judges 1:1 - 2:10Tribes conquer parts of Canaan but fail to fully drive out inhabitants, leading to compromises.After Joshua's death, a new generation arises that does not know the Lord or his works.Matthew 21:20-22Disciples marvel at the withered fig tree; Jesus teaches on faith and prayer.Believers who ask in faith without doubt will receive what they request.Mark 11:19-25Jesus and disciples leave the city; he teaches forgiveness as essential when praying.Have faith in God, and mountains can be moved through believing prayer.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 22:1 - 24:33Eastern tribes return home after fulfilling their duty in conquest and receive Joshua's blessing.Joshua renews covenant at Shechem, recounts God's faithfulness, and challenges Israel to serve the Lord alone.Luke 19:45-48Jesus cleanses the temple by driving out merchants and declares it a house of prayer.Religious leaders plot against him while people eagerly listen to his daily teaching.John 12:20-50Greeks seek Jesus; he speaks of his impending death as a grain of wheat and calls for belief.Many leaders believe but fear Pharisees; Jesus warns of judgment and offers light to believers.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 20:1 - 21:45- Six cities of refuge are designated for accidental killers across the tribes.- Forty-eight cities with suburbs are given to the Levites, fulfilling all of God's land promises.Matthew 21:10-19- Jesus cleanses the temple, driving out sellers and quoting scripture on prayer.- He curses a barren fig tree, which withers, symbolizing judgment.Mark 11:12-18- Jesus curses a fruitless fig tree on the way to Jerusalem.- He drives merchants from the temple, teaching it should be a house of prayer, astonishing the crowd.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 18:1 - 19:51- The tabernacle is set up at Shiloh and the remaining seven tribes receive land by lot.- The inheritances of Benjamin, Simeon, Zebulun, Issachar, Asher, Naphtali, and Dan are assigned, with Joshua receiving Timnath Serah.Luke 19:28-44- Jesus enters Jerusalem on a colt amid praise, fulfilling prophecy as King.- He weeps over the city, foretelling its destruction for not recognizing the time of visitation.John 12:12-19- Crowds welcome Jesus with palm branches, crying Hosanna and blessing the King of Israel.- The Pharisees note the world has gone after him, as even Greeks seek to see Jesus.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 15:1 - 17:18- The borders and towns of Judah's inheritance are detailed from the south to the north.- Ephraim and half of Manasseh receive their portions, with some Canaanites remaining in the land.Mark 11:1-11- Jesus rides a colt into Jerusalem as crowds shout Hosanna and spread garments.- He enters the temple, looks around, then returns to Bethany for the night.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 13:8 - 14:15- The eastern tribes receive their inheritance east of the Jordan while Joshua oversees the remaining land divisions west of the river.- Caleb boldly claims Hebron as his inheritance due to his faithfulness, and Joshua grants it to him.John 11:55 - 12:11- Many travel to Jerusalem for Passover purification while chief priests plot to kill both Jesus and Lazarus.- Mary anoints Jesus with costly perfume at Bethany as Judas objects and the crowd seeks to see the raised Lazarus.Matthew 21:1-9- Jesus rides a donkey into Jerusalem fulfilling prophecy as crowds spread cloaks and branches shouting Hosanna.- The city stirs with excitement recognizing him as the prophet from Nazareth while he enters as King.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 11:1 - 13:7- Northern kings form a massive coalition against Israel with vast armies, horses, and chariots at the Waters of Merom.- Joshua obeys God's command, defeats them completely, burns Hazor, and takes the northern land as inheritance begins.Luke 18:35 - 19:27- A blind beggar near Jericho persistently calls to Jesus as Son of David, receives sight through faith, and follows him.- Jesus visits Zacchaeus who repents and gives generously; then Jesus tells a parable about faithful service while awaiting the king's return.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 9:1 - 10:43Gibeonites deceive Israel into a treaty, later defended against five kings' attack.God fights for Israel with hailstones and extended daylight as Joshua conquers southern cities.Mark 10:35-52James and John request seats of honor beside Jesus, who teaches that true greatness is servanthood.Jesus heals blind Bartimaeus near Jericho as the crowd follows toward Jerusalem.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 7:1 - 8:35Achan's sin causes defeat at Ai until he is identified and punished, then Ai is conquered.Joshua renews the covenant by reading the law on Mounts Ebal and Gerizim.Mark 10:32-34Jesus leads toward Jerusalem, again foretelling His betrayal, condemnation, death, and resurrection.The disciples are amazed and afraid as they follow.Luke 18:31-34Jesus privately tells the twelve of coming events in Jerusalem including betrayal and rising on third day.The disciples do not understand the words, which are hidden from them.Matthew 20:20-28The mother of James and John requests places of honor for her sons in the kingdom.Jesus teaches that greatness means serving others, modeling His own sacrificial life.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 4:1 - 6:27Memorial stones from Jordan are set up, Passover is kept, and Jericho's walls fall after marching.Rahab is spared, and Joshua curses any who rebuild Jericho.Luke 18:18-30A wealthy ruler asks about inheriting eternal life but cannot part with his riches.Jesus notes the difficulty for rich to enter God's kingdom and promises rewards for those who sacrifice.Matthew 20:1-19Jesus tells a parable of vineyard workers paid equally despite different hours worked.He predicts His death and resurrection in Jerusalem to the twelve disciples.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Joshua 1:1 - 3:17God commissions Joshua, who prepares the people and sends spies to Jericho.Priests carry the ark into the Jordan, waters part, and Israel crosses on dry ground.Matthew 19:16-30A rich young man asks about eternal life but leaves sad when told to sell everything.Jesus teaches how hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom and promises reward for followers.Mark 10:17-31A rich ruler seeks eternal life but departs grieved at selling possessions to follow Jesus.Jesus warns of riches' danger yet assures manifold rewards and eternal life for disciples.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 33:1 - 34:12Moses blesses each tribe with specific promises before ascending Mount Nebo to view the land.Moses dies, God buries him, and Joshua assumes leadership as Israel mourns.Psalms 91:1-16The psalmist declares God's protection for those who trust in Him as refuge.God promises deliverance, long life, and salvation to those who call on His name.Mark 10:1-12Pharisees test Jesus on divorce, and He explains God's original intent for lifelong marriage.Jesus privately teaches disciples that remarriage after invalid divorce equals adultery.Matthew 19:13-15People bring children to Jesus for blessing, but disciples rebuke them until Jesus intervenes.Jesus welcomes children, stating the kingdom belongs to such as these.Mark 10:13-16Disciples hinder parents bringing children, but Jesus indignantly calls for them to come.He teaches that one must receive the kingdom like a child to enter it.Luke 18:15-17People bring infants for Jesus to touch, disciples interfere, but Jesus insists on welcoming them.Jesus declares the kingdom of God belongs to those with childlike faith.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 31:1 - 32:52Moses encourages Israel, appoints Joshua as successor, and writes down the law for ongoing reading.Moses recites a song warning of future idolatry and judgment while blessing the tribes.Matthew 19:1-12Jesus teaches on marriage, divorce, and the value of remaining single for kingdom service.Disciples react to strict divorce rules, and Jesus affirms some are called to celibacy.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 29:1 - 30:20 Moses reviews the covenant and warns of consequences for idolatry while urging faithfulness.Future restoration is promised if the people return to God with all their heart and choose life.Luke 17:11 - 18:14 Jesus heals ten lepers but only the thankful Samaritan returns to give glory to God.Parables of the persistent widow and the Pharisee versus tax collector teach humble persistent prayer.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 28:1-68 Obedience brings abundant blessings and prosperity in the land for Israel. Disobedience leads to severe curses including defeat, disease, exile, and scattering among nations.John 11:38-57 Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb alive causing many to believe while others plot against him. Chief priests and Pharisees decide Jesus must die and issue orders for his arrest.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 24:1 - 27:26Divorce, loans, pledges, justice for the vulnerable, and levirate marriage rules promote fairness. Curses for covenant disobedience are proclaimed from Mount Ebal after entering the land.John 11:17-37Jesus arrives after Lazarus has been dead four days and comforts the grieving sisters. He weeps with Mary and others moved by their sorrow at the tomb.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 22:1 - 23:25Laws require returning lost items, protecting life, and maintaining moral purity in clothing and relations. Various exclusions from assembly and rules on vows and entering neighbors' fields are detailed.John 11:1-16Lazarus falls ill and dies in Bethany prompting Jesus to plan a visit despite danger. Thomas urges the disciples to go with Jesus even if it means dying together.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 19:1 - 21:23Cities of refuge protect accidental killers while murderers receive no mercy under the law. Rules address witnesses, warfare, unsolved murders, and treatment of captured women and firstborn sons.Luke 16:18 - 17:10Jesus affirms marriage permanence and tells the rich man and Lazarus story about afterlife consequences. He warns against causing sin, stresses forgiveness, and notes servants should humbly do their duty.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 16:9 - 18:22Instructions cover festivals of Weeks and Tabernacles plus rules for judges, kings, priests, and Levites. God promises a future prophet like Moses whom the people must obey, while false prophets face death.Luke 16:1-17Jesus shares the shrewd manager parable urging wise use of worldly wealth for eternal gain. He teaches that no one can serve both God and money, and the law's words remain firm.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 14:1 - 16:8Israelites must avoid pagan mourning practices and eat only clean animals as God's holy people.Tithes and offerings support worship, the needy, and annual festivals including Passover and Unleavened Bread.Luke 15:1-32Jesus tells parables of the lost sheep and lost coin to show heaven's joy over one repentant sinner.The prodigal son story illustrates a father's forgiving welcome and the older brother's resentful attitude.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 11:1 - 13:18Moses calls Israel to love and obey God for blessings of rain and prosperity in the land, while warning against turning to other gods and the consequences of curses.He instructs to destroy places of false worship and warns against false prophets or anyone enticing idolatry, commanding their removal to preserve purity.Luke 14:12 - 35Jesus instructs hosts to invite the poor and disabled to banquets for heavenly reward rather than expecting repayment from the rich.He teaches the cost of discipleship through parables of a tower and a king going to war, ending with the call to renounce all and be like salt that retains its flavor.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 9:1 - 10:22Moses warns Israel not to attribute conquest of stronger nations to their own righteousness but to the wickedness of those nations and God's promise to their fathers.He recalls repeated rebellions like the golden calf, intercedes for the people, and describes the renewal of the tablets and the call to fear and serve God.Luke 13:22 - 14:11Jesus teaches that the door to salvation is narrow and many will be shut out, urging striving to enter while there is time.He heals on the Sabbath, tells the parable of the great banquet where the invited make excuses, and advises humility in seating and inviting the poor rather than seeking repayment.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 6:1 - 8:20Moses commands Israel to love God fully, teach his words diligently to their children, and fear the Lord while avoiding other gods.He warns against forgetting God amid prosperity in the land, recounts wilderness testing and provision, and stresses that blessing comes from obedience, not Israel's righteousness.John 10:29 - 42Jesus affirms that he and the Father are one, leading to accusations of blasphemy, which he defends using Scripture and his works.Many in the region beyond the Jordan believe in him, while opponents in Jerusalem seek to seize him.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 4:32 - 5:33Moses highlights the unparalleled acts of God in delivering Israel from Egypt and speaking directly from the fire, affirming the Lord alone is God.He restates the Ten Commandments and emphasizes hearing and obeying them for life and blessing in the land.John 10:22 - 28At the Feast of Dedication, Jews demand Jesus plainly state if he is the Messiah, but he points to his works and says they do not believe because they are not his sheep.Jesus declares his sheep hear his voice, he knows them, they follow him, and he gives them eternal life that cannot be taken away.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 3:1 - 4:31Moses recounts Israel's victories over King Og of Bashan and the distribution of land east of the Jordan to the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh.He urges the people to obey God's commands, recalling unique miracles like hearing God's voice from fire and warning against idolatry.Luke 12:54 - 13:21Jesus teaches the crowds to interpret the signs of the times and settle disputes quickly before facing judgment.He warns of impending judgment on unrepentant people using examples like the Galileans and a barren fig tree, then shares parables of the mustard seed and yeast showing the kingdom's growth.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Deuteronomy 1:1 - 2:37Moses recounts Israel's journey from Horeb, the appointment of leaders, the spies' report at Kadesh Barnea, the people's rebellion, and God's judgment that the old generation would die in the wilderness.Israel is instructed not to fight Edom, Moab, or Ammon but defeats Sihon king of the Amorites, taking his land as God fights for them.Luke 12:22-53Jesus teaches disciples not to worry about food or clothing since God cares for birds and flowers, urging them instead to seek his kingdom as the Father knows their needs.He calls for readiness like watchful servants, warns that his coming brings division even within families, and notes the fire and baptism he must undergo.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 35:1 - 36:13Levites receive forty-eight cities with pasturelands, including six cities of refuge for unintentional killers to protect them from the avenger of blood.Laws distinguish murder from manslaughter with strict rules for justice, and daughters inheriting land must marry within their tribe to preserve tribal allotments.Luke 12:1-21Jesus warns disciples against the leaven of Pharisaic hypocrisy, urges fearless confession of him, and assures God's care even for sparrows while promising the Holy Spirit's help.He refuses to arbitrate an inheritance dispute and tells the parable of the rich fool who stores up earthly wealth but is not rich toward God when his life is demanded that night.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 33:1 - 34:29Moses records the stages of Israel's journey from Egypt to the plains of Moab, marking key events and locations under God's guidance.God commands the complete driving out of Canaanite inhabitants, the division of the land by lot among the tribes, and appoints leaders to oversee the allocation.Luke 11:37-54At a Pharisee's meal, Jesus denounces the Pharisees and lawyers for external cleanliness while neglecting justice, love, and mercy inside, and for loading burdens on others while seeking honor.He pronounces woes on them for hypocrisy, like unmarked graves, and for opposing the prophets and key to knowledge, hindering others from entering.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 32:1-42The tribes of Reuben and Gad request to settle east of the Jordan because the land suits their livestock, angering Moses who fears they will discourage the others.After promising to fight alongside their brothers until the land is conquered, they receive permission to settle in Gilead and build cities for their families and flocks.Luke 11:14-36Jesus casts out a mute demon and refutes accusations that he does so by Beelzebul, declaring that the kingdom of God has come and warning against a divided house or returning evil spirits.He blesses those who hear and keep God's word, condemns those seeking signs, and teaches that the eye is the lamp of the body, urging full light within.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 31:1 - 54Israel defeats the Midianites in vengeance for their role in leading Israel into idolatry, killing the kings and Balaam while taking captives and spoil.The soldiers and plunder undergo purification, and the booty is divided fairly between the warriors and the congregation with portions given to the Lord and the Levites.Luke 11:1-13Jesus teaches his disciples the Lord's Prayer and encourages persistent asking, seeking, and knocking, assuring that God gives good gifts, especially the Holy Spirit, to those who ask.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 29:1 - 30:16Detailed offerings are prescribed for the Feast of Trumpets, Day of Atonement, and Feast of Tabernacles in the seventh month.Laws concerning vows emphasize that promises made to the Lord must be kept, with specific rules for when a woman's vow can be overridden by her father or husband.Luke 10:21-42Jesus rejoices in the Spirit that God has revealed truth to the humble rather than the wise and declares that no one knows the Father except through the Son.A lawyer learns the parable of the Good Samaritan to define neighborly love, and Jesus teaches Mary and Martha that listening to him is the one necessary thing.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 27:1 - 28:31Zelophehad's daughters successfully petition for inheritance rights when a man has no sons, leading God to establish new inheritance laws.God instructs Moses to view the promised land from afar before his death and appoints Joshua as his successor to lead Israel.Luke 10:1-20Jesus sends out seventy disciples in pairs to prepare towns for his arrival, instructing them to heal the sick and proclaim the kingdom of God.The seventy return rejoicing that demons submit to them in Jesus' name, but he redirects their joy to the fact that their names are written in heaven.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 25:1 - 26:65Israel commits idolatry and immorality with Moab; Phinehas zealously stops a plague and receives a covenant of peace.A second census is taken of the new generation after the plague.John 10:1-21Jesus describes himself as the door of the sheep and the good shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep.He contrasts himself with thieves and hired hands, noting that his sheep hear his voice and follow him.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 23:1 - 24:25Balaam delivers oracles blessing Israel instead of cursing them as Balak demands.Balaam prophesies Israel's future victories and a coming star and scepter from Jacob.John 9:18-41The Pharisees interrogate the healed man's parents and the man himself, then expel him from the synagogue.Jesus reveals himself as the Son of Man to the man, who worships him, while the Pharisees remain spiritually blind.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 21:1 - 22:41Israel defeats King Arad, complains again, and is healed by looking at the bronze serpent.Israel conquers Sihon and Og; Balaam is hired by Balak to curse Israel but prepares to speak only God's words.John 9:1-17Jesus heals a man born blind by making mud and sending him to wash in Siloam.The healed man testifies that Jesus is a prophet amid questioning by neighbors and Pharisees.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 19:1 - 20:29God commands the red heifer ritual for purifying those unclean from touching the dead.Miriam dies; the people complain over lack of water; Moses strikes the rock and is barred from the Promised Land; Aaron dies.John 8:31-59Jesus teaches that abiding in his word makes true disciples who know the truth that sets them free.He declares his preexistence before Abraham, leading the Jews to attempt to stone him.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 16:1 - 18:32Korah, Dathan, Abiram and 250 leaders rebel against Moses and Aaron's authority.God judges the rebels by swallowing some in the earth and sending a plague; Aaron's rod buds to confirm priestly leadership.John 7:53 - 8:30Jesus forgives a woman caught in adultery after challenging her accusers with their own sin.Jesus declares himself the light of the world and teaches that following him brings freedom from sin.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 90:1-17Moses prays, praising God as the eternal refuge from generation to generation before the mountains and creation, contrasting divine timelessness with the brief, frail span of human life under God's wrath for sin.He pleads for God's compassion and mercy to satisfy His people with steadfast love, wisdom to number their days rightly, and favor so their work may endure and bring joy.John 7:32-52Pharisees send officers to arrest Jesus amid the feast; He teaches that He will go where they cannot follow and invites the thirsty to come to Him for rivers of living water (the Spirit), dividing the crowd over whether He is the Prophet or Christ.The officers return empty-handed, awed by His words; Nicodemus defends the need for a fair hearing under the law, but the leaders mock him and reject Jesus based on His Galilean origin.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 14:1 - 15:41The Israelites grumble and rebel after the spies' fearful report, weeping all night and desiring to return to Egypt; Moses and Aaron intercede as God threatens to destroy the people for their unbelief.God pardons them but decrees the rebellious generation (20 years and older) will die in the wilderness over 40 years; laws on offerings and fringes are given, and a presumptuous unauthorized invasion attempt fails.John 7:2The verse notes that the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles (Booths) was approaching, providing the setting for the subsequent events in Jerusalem.John 7:11-31Jesus arrives secretly at the feast after His brothers urge Him to show Himself publicly; crowds debate whether He is good or a deceiver, while He teaches in the temple, astonishing people with His knowledge and declaring His teaching is from God, His origin, and His return to the Father, causing division and failed attempts to arrest Him.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 12:1 - 13:33- Miriam and Aaron criticize Moses for his Cushite wife and challenge his authority; God defends him and strikes Miriam with leprosy, healed after Moses' prayer and seven days outside camp.- At Paran, Moses sends twelve spies into Canaan; they bring back fruit but fear giants and cities, causing division among the people.Matthew 19:1- Jesus leaves Galilee for Judea beyond the Jordan; crowds follow, and He heals their sick.Luke 9:51-56- Jesus sets His face toward Jerusalem and sends messengers to a Samaritan village.- Samaritans refuse Him; James and John suggest fire from heaven, but Jesus rebukes them.John 7:10- Jesus goes up to the Feast of Tabernacles secretly, after His brothers.Matthew 8:18-22- Jesus warns a scribe the Son of Man has no place to rest; another disciple is told to let the dead bury their dead and follow Him.- Jesus emphasizes the cost of discipleship over family obligations.Luke 9:57-62- Jesus tells one follower He has no home; another must proclaim the kingdom instead of burying his father.- A third is warned that looking back after starting makes one unfit for God's kingdom.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 10:1-11:35 details silver trumpets for signals, Israel's departure from Sinai to Paran, complaints about food leading to fire/quail judgment, and Moses' burden-sharing with 70 elders.Luke 9:46-62 addresses disciple disputes over greatness (humility via child), tolerance of outsiders, rejection in Samaria, and the high cost of following Jesus (no excuses, no looking back).John 7:2-9 shows Jesus' brothers urging him to Judea for the Feast of Tabernacles; he declines publicly (timing not right) but later goes privately.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 8:1-9:23 includes setting up the lampstand, purifying/dedicating the Levites for service, and Passover observance with provisions for the unclean or travelers.Mark 9:33-50 teaches on true greatness (serving like a child), welcoming others in Jesus' name, avoiding causing sin (severe warnings about stumbling blocks), and living in peace as salted with fire.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.John 20:19 - 21:25 recounts Jesus appearing to disciples in locked room showing wounds breathing the Holy Spirit commissioning them and later appearing by the sea restoring Peter with feed my sheep commands.Matthew 28:16-20 has Jesus meeting disciples on a mountain commissioning them to make disciples baptizing and teaching with promise to be with them always.Mark 16:19-20 describes Jesus ascending to heaven sitting at God's right hand while disciples preach everywhere with signs confirming the word.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 7:1-89 describes the tribal leaders' dedication offerings over 12 days (identical gifts of silver, gold, animals for the altar) after the tabernacle setup, plus Moses hearing God's voice.Matthew 17:24-18:35 covers the temple tax miracle (coin in fish), teachings on humility (child as example), avoiding stumbling others, church discipline, forgiveness (70x7), and the unforgiving servant parable.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.John 19:38-42 has Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus burying Jesus in a new tomb with spices wrapping in linen cloths.Matthew 27:62-66 records chief priests requesting Pilate to secure the tomb with guards to prevent theft of the body.John 20:1-18 depicts Mary Magdalene finding the empty tomb running to tell Peter and the disciple who sees linens left behind then Jesus appearing to her.Matthew 28:11-15 tells of guards reporting to chief priests who bribe them to claim disciples stole the body while asleep.Luke 24:13-35 shows two disciples on the road to Emmaus encountering Jesus who explains Scriptures and is recognized in breaking bread.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 6:1-27 outlines the Nazirite vow rules (abstinence from wine/grapes, no haircuts, no contact with dead) and ends with the Aaronic blessing for Israel.Matthew 17:22-23, Mark 9:30-32, and Luke 9:43-45 record Jesus predicting his betrayal, death, and resurrection on the third day; the disciples do not understand and are afraid to ask.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.John 19:25-27 has Jesus entrusting His mother to the beloved disciple from the cross.Matthew 27:45-49 describes darkness over the land with Jesus crying out and bystanders thinking He calls Elijah.John 19:29-30 records Jesus receiving sour wine on hyssop saying it is finished and giving up His spirit.Matthew 27:51-54 shows temple curtain tearing earthquake rocks splitting and centurion declaring Him Son of God.John 19:31-34 notes legs not broken but a soldier piercing His side with blood and water flowing out.Matthew 27:55-56 lists women watching from afar including Mary Magdalene and others.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 4:1-5:31 details the duties and census of the Levite clans (Kohathites, Gershonites, Merarites) for tabernacle service, plus laws on purity, restitution, and jealousy in marriage.Mark 9:14-29 and Luke 9:37-42 describe Jesus healing a demon-possessed boy after the disciples' failure, highlighting faith, prayer, and Jesus' power over evil spirits.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.John 18:28-38 shows Jesus before Pilate where Jewish leaders avoid defilement and Pilate questions Him about kingship finding no fault.Luke 23:6-12 has Pilate sending Jesus to Herod who mocks Him and returns Him dressed in royal robes with no charges.John 18:39 - 19:16 records Pilate offering to release Jesus or Barabbas with crowd choosing Barabbas then scourging Jesus and handing Him over for crucifixion.Matthew 27:27-31 depicts soldiers mocking Jesus with a crown of thorns robe and reed striking Him before leading Him to crucify.Luke 23:26-43 narrates Simon carrying the cross women mourning Jesus comforting them and two criminals crucified with Him one repenting.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Numbers 2:1-3:51 organizes the Israelite camp around the tabernacle by tribal standards (east: Judah group; south: Reuben group; etc.), details Levite duties, and numbers Levite males for service (replacing firstborns).Luke 9:28-36 recounts the Transfiguration: Jesus prays, is transfigured in glory with Moses and Elijah discussing his departure, disciples see his glory, Peter's response, and God's voice commanding to listen to Jesus.Matthew 17:14-20 describes Jesus healing a boy with seizures after the disciples fail, rebuking unbelief, and teaching that faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains.