Adam's Daily Bread

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 103:1 - 104:35- Psalm 103 calls the soul to bless the Lord for forgiveness, healing, and steadfast love.- Psalm 104 praises God as creator who sustains all life and orders the world with wisdom.2 Samuel 5:1-10- All Israel anoints David king over the united tribes at Hebron.- David captures Jerusalem from the Jebusites and makes it his capital city.John 19:18-27- Jesus is crucified between two others at Golgotha with a sign proclaiming him King of the Jews.- From the cross, Jesus entrusts his mother to the beloved disciple's care.Matthew 27:45-50- Darkness covers the land from noon to three as Jesus cries out to God in abandonment.- Jesus utters a loud cry and yields up his spirit after receiving sour wine.Mark 15:33-37- Darkness falls over the whole land at the sixth hour until the ninth.- Jesus cries out to God and breathes his last with a loud cry.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 102:1-28- The psalmist pours out affliction before the Lord, feeling life fading like smoke and grass.- He contrasts his distress with God's eternal reign and pleads for Zion's restoration for future generations.Mark 15:24-32- Soldiers crucify Jesus, divide his garments by lot, and mock him along with passersby and leaders.- The two criminals crucified with him also insult him as he hangs on the cross.Luke 23:33-43- Jesus is crucified between two criminals; he prays for their forgiveness while soldiers cast lots for his clothes.- One criminal repents and Jesus promises him paradise that very day.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Chronicles 8:1 - 10:14- Details genealogies of Benjamin, including Saul's family line and descendants.- Records Saul's death in battle against the Philistines along with his sons.Luke 23:26-33- Simon of Cyrene carries Jesus' cross as women lament; Jesus warns of coming judgment.- Jesus is crucified between two criminals at the place called The Skull.John 19:16-17- Pilate hands Jesus over to be crucified; soldiers take him away.- Jesus carries his own cross to the place of the Skull called Golgotha.Matthew 27:35-44- Soldiers crucify Jesus, divide his clothes by casting lots, and mock him with signs.- Passersby, leaders, and criminals taunt Jesus about saving himself from the cross.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Chronicles 7:1-40- Records genealogies of Issachar, Benjamin, Naphtali, Manasseh, Ephraim, and Asher.- Lists warriors, family heads, and notable descendants of these tribes.Matthew 27:27-30- Roman soldiers strip Jesus, dress him in a scarlet robe, and mock him as king with thorns and a reed.- They spit on him, strike him, and kneel in false worship before leading him away.Mark 15:16-19- Soldiers take Jesus inside the palace, clothe him in purple, and twist a crown of thorns.- They salute him mockingly as king, strike him with a staff, spit on him, and kneel.Matthew 27:31-34- After mocking, soldiers remove the robe, put Jesus' clothes back on, and lead him to crucify.- Simon of Cyrene is compelled to carry the cross; Jesus is offered wine mixed with gall but refuses.Mark 15:20-23- Soldiers finish mocking Jesus, remove the purple robe, dress him in his own clothes, and lead him out.- They compel Simon of Cyrene to carry the cross and offer Jesus wine mixed with myrrh, which he refuses.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 81:1-16- Call to sing for joy to God and celebrate the festival while remembering deliverance from Egypt.- God laments Israel's disobedience and longs to bless them if only they would listen.Psalms 88:1-18- The psalmist cries out desperately to God day and night amid overwhelming affliction.- He feels abandoned by God and friends, near death, with darkness as his only companion.Psalms 92:1 - 93:5- Psalm 92 praises God's steadfast love, faithfulness, and victory over the wicked.- Psalm 93 declares the Lord's eternal reign and majestic power over creation.Luke 23:13-25- Pilate declares Jesus innocent three times yet yields to the crowd's demands.- He releases Barabbas and hands Jesus over to be crucified to satisfy the people.John 18:39 - 19:16- Pilate offers to release Jesus per custom but the crowd chooses Barabbas and demands crucifixion.- Pilate has Jesus flogged and presented; the Jews insist on his death for claiming kingship, leading Pilate to hand him over.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Chronicles 6:1-81- Lists the Levite genealogies from Levi through Aaron and the priestly line.- Details dwelling places and territories assigned to the Levite clans across Israel.Matthew 27:15-26- Pilate offers to release Barabbas or Jesus per custom but yields to the crowd's demand.- Pilate washes his hands, declares innocence, and hands Jesus over to be crucified.Mark 15:6-15- Pilate releases Barabbas and, wishing to satisfy the crowd, has Jesus flogged and delivered for crucifixion.- The chief priests stir the people to choose Barabbas instead of Jesus.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 78:1-72- The psalmist recounts Israel's history from Egypt through the wilderness, highlighting God's wonders and Israel's repeated rebellion.- Despite provocation, God shows mercy, chooses David, and establishes his sanctuary on Zion.Luke 23:1-7- The chief priests accuse Jesus before Pilate of misleading the nation and claiming kingship.- Pilate questions Jesus and sends him to Herod upon learning he is Galilean.John 18:28-38- Jewish leaders bring Jesus to Pilate early morning but avoid entering the palace to stay ceremonially clean.- Pilate questions Jesus about his kingdom; Jesus affirms truth and kingship while Pilate finds no guilt.Luke 23:6-12- Herod questions Jesus eagerly but receives no answer as the chief priests accuse him.- Herod and soldiers mock Jesus, dress him in a robe, and send him back to Pilate.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 73:1-28- The psalmist envies the prosperity of the wicked but realizes their ultimate destruction.- He finds refuge in God, who guides him and becomes his eternal portion.Psalms 77:1-20- The psalmist cries out to God in distress, remembering past troubles and questioning divine favor.- He recalls God's mighty deeds in history, especially the exodus, and finds comfort in His power.Matthew 27:3-10- Judas regrets betraying Jesus, returns the silver, and hangs himself in despair.- The chief priests use the money to buy a potter's field for burying foreigners, fulfilling prophecy.Matthew 27:2- The council binds Jesus and leads him away to hand him over to Governor Pilate.- Jesus is delivered into Roman custody for trial.Matthew 27:11-14- Pilate questions Jesus about being king of the Jews; Jesus affirms it briefly.- Jesus remains silent before further accusations, amazing the governor.Mark 15:1-5- The chief priests consult and bind Jesus before handing him to Pilate.- Pilate asks if Jesus is king of the Jews; Jesus answers minimally and stays silent amid charges.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Chronicles 3:1 - 5:26- Records the sons of David born in Hebron and Jerusalem along with royal descendants.- Details genealogies of Judah, Simeon, Reuben, Gad, and half-tribe of Manasseh with territorial notes.Luke 22:54-62- Peter follows Jesus to the high priest's house and denies knowing him three times.- The rooster crows, Jesus looks at Peter, and Peter weeps bitterly in remorse.John 18:15-18- Peter and another disciple follow Jesus into the high priest's courtyard.- Peter denies being a disciple when questioned by the doorkeeper and warms himself by the fire.John 18:25-27- Peter stands warming himself and denies knowing Jesus twice more.- A relative of the servant whose ear was cut off challenges him, leading to the third denial and rooster crow.Matthew 27:1- Early morning, chief priests and elders plot against Jesus and bind him for delivery to Pilate.- They confer together to put him to death.Mark 15:1- As soon as morning comes, the chief priests with elders and scribes reach a decision.- They bind Jesus, lead him away, and hand him over to Pilate.Luke 22:66-71- At daybreak the council of elders assembles and questions Jesus if he is the Messiah.- Jesus affirms his identity as Son of Man and Son of God, leading them to declare no further need for testimony.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 49:1-20- The psalmist calls all people to hear that wealth cannot ransom a soul from death.- Both wise and foolish perish alike yet God will redeem the upright from the grave.Psalms 84:1 - 85:13- Psalm 84 delights in God's dwelling and blesses those who trust Him as strength.- Psalm 85 pleads for restoration, mercy, and revival while celebrating God's faithfulness.Psalms 87:1-7- God loves the foundations of Zion more than any other dwelling place.- Glorious things are spoken of the city where people from many nations are born as citizens.Luke 22:54- The arresting party seizes Jesus and brings him to the high priest's house.- Peter follows from a distance and enters the courtyard.Luke 22:63-65- The guards mock and beat Jesus while blindfolding him and demanding he prophesy.- They heap insults upon him as they hold him in custody.John 18:24- Annas sends the bound Jesus to Caiaphas the high priest.- Jesus is transferred for further questioning before the council.Matthew 26:58- Peter follows Jesus from afar to the high priest's courtyard.- He sits with the servants to see the outcome of the trial.Matthew 26:69-75- Peter denies knowing Jesus three times as servants accuse him by the fire.- He remembers Jesus' words, goes out, and weeps bitterly.Mark 14:66-72- A servant girl and bystanders confront Peter in the courtyard about knowing Jesus.- Peter denies him three times with curses and oaths before the rooster crows.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 43:1 - 45:17- Psalmist pleads for vindication against deceitful enemies and longs to worship at God's altar.- Psalm 44 laments national defeat despite faithfulness while Psalm 45 celebrates the king's wedding and divine blessing.Matthew 26:57-68- Jesus is brought before Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin where false witnesses testify against him.- Jesus affirms he is the Messiah and Son of God, leading to charges of blasphemy and mockery.Mark 14:53-65- Jesus stands trial before the high priest and council with conflicting testimonies.- He declares himself the Son of Man coming on clouds, prompting condemnation for blasphemy and physical abuse.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Chronicles 2:1-55- Lists the sons of Israel and details the extensive genealogy of Judah's descendants.- Highlights key figures including Hezron, Caleb, and the family line leading to David.John 18:2-14- Judas leads soldiers and officials to arrest Jesus in the garden where he often met with disciples.- Peter cuts off the high priest's servant's ear; Jesus is bound and taken first to Annas.John 18:19-23- The high priest questions Jesus about his teaching and disciples.- Jesus responds calmly, is struck by an officer, and defends his public teaching.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Chronicles 1:1-54- Traces genealogy from Adam through Noah, Shem, and Abraham's line.- Details descendants of Esau and the chiefs of Edom.Mark 14:43-52- Judas betrays Jesus with a kiss, leading a crowd to arrest him in the garden.- A disciple strikes the high priest's servant; Jesus is seized as others flee.Luke 22:47-53- Judas approaches to kiss Jesus; Jesus questions the betrayal.- A disciple cuts off the servant's ear; Jesus heals him and rebukes the crowd for their timing.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 14:1-7- The fool denies God and lives corruptly while the Lord observes humanity's lack of understanding.- The psalmist prays for salvation from the wicked as the Lord restores His people.Psalms 16:1-11- David seeks refuge in God alone declaring Him as Lord and delighting in the holy ones.- The Lord guides and provides joy with eternal pleasures in His presence.Psalms 19:1-14- Creation reveals God's glory through the heavens and sun while His law revives the soul.- The psalmist prays for cleansing from hidden faults and pleasing words and thoughts.Psalms 21:1-13- The king rejoices in God's strength and victories receiving blessings and long life.- God will destroy the king's enemies with His power and wrath.Luke 22:39-46- Jesus prays on the Mount of Olives asking to avoid the cup yet submitting to God's will.- An angel strengthens Him amid anguish as the disciples sleep from sorrow.John 18:1- After praying Jesus crosses the Kidron Valley with disciples to a garden.Matthew 26:47-56- Judas arrives with a crowd and betrays Jesus with a kiss leading to His arrest.- Jesus rebukes the violence and notes the fulfillment of scriptures as disciples flee.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 6:1-10- David pleads for God's mercy amid physical and soul-deep anguish, asking not to be rebuked in anger.- He expresses confidence that the Lord has heard his weeping and will shame his enemies.Psalms 8:1 - 10:18- Psalm 8 praises God's majestic name displayed in creation, marveling at humanity's honored yet humble role under divine care.- Psalms 9-10 thank God for defending the oppressed against wicked foes while lamenting their temporary prosperity and calling for justice.Matthew 26:30- After the Passover meal, Jesus and his disciples sing a hymn together.- They depart for the Mount of Olives.Matthew 26:36-46- In Gethsemane, Jesus feels overwhelming sorrow and prays alone for the cup of suffering to pass, submitting to the Father's will.- He returns three times to find the disciples sleeping and urges them to watch and pray as betrayal nears.Mark 14:26- Following the supper, Jesus and the disciples sing a hymn.- They go out to the Mount of Olives.Mark 14:32-42- At Gethsemane, Jesus takes Peter, James, and John, expresses deep distress, and prays for the hour to pass if possible.- He finds them sleeping repeatedly, reaffirms submission to God's will, and announces the betrayer's arrival.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.2 Samuel 3:1 - 4:12- David’s forces steadily grew stronger while Saul’s house weakened; Abner defected from Ish-Bosheth after a dispute and negotiated peace with David.- Joab murdered Abner in revenge; David mourned him publicly and later Ish-Bosheth was assassinated, with David punishing the killers.John 17:1-26- Jesus prayed for his own glorification through the cross and for the Father to glorify him as he had completed his work on earth.- He interceded for his disciples’ protection, sanctification in truth, and unity, extending the prayer to all future believers so the world would believe.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.2 Samuel 1:1 - 2:32- An Amalekite reports Saul and Jonathan's deaths to David, claiming he killed Saul; David mourns deeply and executes the messenger for harming the Lord's anointed.- David is anointed king over Judah in Hebron while Ish-bosheth rules Israel, leading to ongoing conflict between their forces.John 16:16-33- Jesus foretells his short absence and return, promising the Holy Spirit as Counselor who will guide disciples into truth and convict the world.- He assures peace amid tribulation, encourages prayer in his name, and declares victory over the world through faith.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 18:1-50- David praises God as his rock, fortress, and deliverer who rescued him from deadly enemies through dramatic divine intervention.- God rewards David's righteousness, equips him for victory, and exalts him as king with unfailing love to his descendants.Psalms 121:1-8- The psalmist looks to the Lord, Maker of heaven and earth, as the source of all help and protection.- God watches over His people constantly, keeping them from harm and preserving their life now and forever.Psalms 123:1 - 125:5- The people lift eyes to God enthroned in heaven, pleading for mercy amid contempt and ridicule from the arrogant.- God is on Israel's side, delivering them like a bird from a snare; those who trust in Him stand unshakable like Mount Zion.Psalms 128:1 - 130:8- Those who fear the Lord and walk in His ways enjoy blessings of fruitful family life, prosperity, and peace.- Israel recalls oppression yet affirms God's righteousness and redemption; from the depths, they hope in His unfailing love and full forgiveness.John 15:18 - 16:15- Jesus warns His followers the world will hate and persecute them just as it hated Him, but they must testify about Him.- The Holy Spirit will come as Counselor to convict the world, guide believers into truth, and glorify Jesus.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 28:1 - 31:13- Saul consults a medium at Endor to summon Samuel, who foretells his defeat and death.- Philistines defeat Israel; Saul and his sons are killed, and their bodies are desecrated.John 15:1-17- Jesus declares himself the true vine and urges disciples to abide in him to bear fruit.- He commands them to love one another as he has loved them and calls them his friends.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 17:1-15- David pleads for God to hear his righteous cause and vindicate him, affirming his integrity under divine examination.- He asks for protection from enemies like the apple of God's eye and looks forward to beholding God's face in satisfaction upon awakening.Psalms 35:1-28- David calls on God to fight and contend against his pursuers, praying for their shame and downfall while trusting in divine rescue.- He recalls his past kindness to enemies who now repay evil for good, yet praises God for deliverance and justice.Psalms 54:1-7- David urgently seeks God's salvation and vindication by His name against ruthless attackers who ignore God.- He declares God as his helper who sustains life, vows to sacrifice and praise, confident in seeing enemies defeated.Psalms 63:1-11- In a dry wilderness, David thirsts for God, praises His love above life, and finds satisfaction in remembering Him at night.- He clings to God for protection, rejoices in the king and the faithful, while the wicked face ruin.John 14:1-31- Jesus comforts troubled disciples with promises of heaven's rooms, His return, and being the only way to the Father.- He reveals oneness with the Father, promises the Holy Spirit as Helper, and links love for Him with obedience and peace.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 26:1 - 27:12- The Ziphites betray David's location again; Saul pursues him with 3000 men, but David and Abishai sneak into the camp at night and take Saul's spear and water jar without harming the king.- David confronts Saul from afar, spares him once more as the Lord's anointed, then flees to Philistine territory under Achish for safety, settling in Ziklag.John 13:31-38- After Judas leaves, Jesus speaks of his glorification and gives a new commandment for disciples to love one another as he has loved them, by which all will recognize them.- Peter boldly claims he will follow Jesus anywhere and lay down his life, but Jesus predicts Peter will deny him three times before the rooster crows.Matthew 26:26-29- During the meal Jesus takes bread, blesses and breaks it, giving it to the disciples as his body, and instructs them to eat.- He takes a cup, gives thanks, and declares it his blood of the covenant poured out for many for forgiveness of sins, vowing not to drink again until the kingdom.Mark 14:22-25- As they eat, Jesus blesses and breaks bread, saying it is his body, and gives it to them.- He shares the cup as his blood of the covenant poured out for many and states he will not drink of the fruit of the vine again until in God's kingdom.Luke 22:17-20- Jesus takes a cup, gives thanks, and shares it, saying he will not drink of the vine until the kingdom of God comes.- He breaks bread as his body given for them in remembrance, and later the cup as the new covenant in his blood poured out for them.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 25:1-44- Samuel dies and is buried; David moves to the wilderness of Paran and requests food from wealthy Nabal for his men who had protected Nabal's shepherds.- Nabal rudely refuses; Abigail wisely brings provisions to appease David, preventing bloodshed, then Nabal dies and David marries Abigail.Matthew 26:31-35- Jesus warns the disciples they will all fall away that night as foretold in Scripture, but he will rise and meet them in Galilee.- Peter insists he will never deny Jesus even if it means death; Jesus predicts Peter will deny him three times before the rooster crows.Mark 14:27-31- Jesus foretells the disciples will stumble and scatter like sheep when the shepherd is struck, yet he will go ahead to Galilee after rising.- Peter vows loyalty unto death; Jesus replies that Peter will deny him three times before the rooster crows twice.Luke 22:31-38- Jesus tells Peter that Satan has asked to sift him like wheat, but Jesus has prayed for his faith to endure and strengthen his brothers.- Peter claims readiness for prison or death; Jesus predicts his triple denial before dawn, then instructs the disciples to prepare with swords as his arrest nears.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 34:1-22- David praises the Lord continually and invites the afflicted to glorify God together.- The Lord delivers the righteous who fear him, while evil slays the wicked.Psalms 52:1-9- The psalm condemns the boastful evildoer whose deceitful tongue plots destruction.- God will uproot the wicked, but the righteous will trust in God's steadfast love.Psalms 56:1-13- David cries for mercy amid relentless pursuit by proud enemies who twist his words.- He trusts in God without fear, knowing God records his tears and delivers him from death.Psalms 120:1-7- In distress, the psalmist calls on the Lord for deliverance from lying lips and deceit.- He laments living among hostile people who seek war despite his peaceful words.Psalms 140:1 - 142:7- David prays for protection from violent evildoers who set traps and stir war.- He pours out his complaint to God in a cave, declaring the Lord as his refuge amid faint spirit and snares.Matthew 26:21-25- Jesus announces one of the disciples eating with him will betray him.- Judas asks if it is him, and Jesus confirms it is the one who dipped bread with him.Mark 14:18-21- While eating, Jesus declares one of the twelve eating with him will betray the Son of Man.- Woe is pronounced on the betrayer, for whom it would have been better not to be born.Luke 22:21-23- Jesus states the betrayer's hand is on the table with his during the meal.- The Son of Man goes as decreed, but woe to the one who betrays him as the disciples question among themselves.John 13:21-30- Troubled, Jesus reveals one disciple will betray him, prompting confusion among them.- He identifies Judas by giving him dipped bread, after which Satan enters him and Judas leaves into the night.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 7:1-17- David seeks refuge in God from pursuing enemies and declares his innocence.- He asks God to judge the wicked and affirms trust in the Lord's righteousness.Psalms 27:1-14- David expresses fearless confidence in the Lord as his light and salvation amid threats.- He seeks God's presence and instructs to wait patiently for the Lord.Psalms 31:1-24- David commits his spirit to God for refuge and deliverance from traps and enemies.- He praises God's mercy in trouble and calls the faithful to love and hope in the Lord.John 13:1-20- Jesus washes the disciples' feet to show humble service and love to the end.- He teaches that servants are not greater than their master and blesses those who follow this example.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 21:1 - 24:22- David flees Saul, lies to priest Ahimelech at Nob for holy bread and Goliath's sword, then escapes to Gath where he feigns madness to survive.- Saul massacres Nob's priests after learning of David's aid; David gathers followers in distress, spares Saul in a cave, and continues evading pursuit.Mark 14:12-16- On Passover preparation day, Jesus sends two disciples into the city to follow a man with a water jar to a furnished upper room.- The disciples find everything exactly as Jesus described and prepare the Passover meal there.Luke 22:7-13- Jesus instructs Peter and John to prepare Passover in Jerusalem, directing them to a man carrying water who leads to a ready upper room.- They locate the room precisely as told and make all arrangements for the meal.Matthew 26:20- When evening arrives, Jesus reclines at the table with the twelve disciples for the Passover meal.Mark 14:17- In the evening, Jesus arrives at the house with the twelve disciples for the Passover supper.Luke 22:14-16- At the hour for the meal, Jesus and the apostles recline at table as he expresses his deep desire to share this Passover before his suffering.- He declares he will not eat it again until it is fulfilled in the kingdom of God.Luke 22:24-30- The disciples argue over who is greatest; Jesus teaches that true leadership means serving like the youngest, following his own example.- He promises the faithful apostles thrones to judge Israel's tribes in his coming kingdom.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Psalms 11:1-7- David affirms trust in the Lord as refuge while fleeing danger, rejecting advice to escape like a bird.- God tests the righteous and hates the wicked; He will rain coals of fire and brimstone on the evil while the upright see His face.Psalms 59:1-17- David cries to God for deliverance from bloodthirsty enemies who lie in wait and slander him without cause.- He praises God as his strength and fortress, asking for judgment on the nations so that the ends of the earth know God rules in Jacob.John 12:2-8- At a supper in Bethany, Mary anoints Jesus' feet with expensive perfume and wipes them with her hair, filling the house with fragrance.- Judas objects claiming concern for the poor, but Jesus defends Mary, saying she has kept it for His burial day and the poor are always present.Matthew 26:14-16- Judas Iscariot goes to the chief priests and agrees to betray Jesus for thirty pieces of silver.- From then on, Judas watches for an opportunity to hand Jesus over.Mark 14:10-11- Judas Iscariot, one of the Twelve, approaches the chief priests to betray Jesus to them.- They promise him money, and he begins seeking a convenient time to deliver Jesus.Luke 22:3-6- Satan enters Judas Iscariot, who then confers with the chief priests and officers on how to betray Jesus.- They agree on a price, and Judas consents, looking for a chance to betray Him away from the crowd.Matthew 26:17-19- On the first day of Unleavened Bread, the disciples ask Jesus where to prepare the Passover meal.- Jesus directs them to a specific man in the city; they follow His instructions and prepare the Passover.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 18:1 - 20:42- Jonathan forms a deep covenant friendship with David and gives him his robe and weapons; Saul grows jealous as David succeeds in battle.- Saul attempts to kill David multiple times, but David escapes with help from Jonathan and Michal, eventually fleeing to Samuel.Mark 14:1-2- The chief priests and scribes plot to arrest and kill Jesus by stealth, avoiding the festival crowds to prevent a riot.- They seek an opportunity during the Passover and Unleavened Bread festival two days away.Luke 22:1-2- The Festival of Unleavened Bread draws near, known as Passover, and the chief priests and scribes look for a way to put Jesus to death.- They fear the people and conspire secretly against Him.Matthew 26:6-13- A woman pours expensive perfume on Jesus' head at Simon the leper's house in Bethany, anointing Him.- Jesus defends her act as preparation for His burial and says her deed will be remembered wherever the gospel is preached.Mark 14:3-9- While at Simon the leper's home, a woman breaks an alabaster jar of costly nard ointment and pours it on Jesus' head.- Jesus praises her for anointing Him ahead of burial and declares her action will be told in memory of her throughout the world.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 16:1 - 17:58- God instructs Samuel to anoint David, Jesse's youngest son, as the future king, rejecting outward appearances in favor of the heart.- David slays the Philistine giant Goliath with a sling and stone, trusting in the Lord's name, leading to Israel's victory.Matthew 25:31 - 26:5- Jesus describes the final judgment where the Son of Man separates sheep from goats based on their treatment of the needy, equating service to Him with eternal reward or punishment.- Jesus predicts His betrayal and crucifixion at Passover; chief priests and elders plot to arrest and kill Him secretly to avoid a riot.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 14:1 - 15:35- Jonathan and his armor bearer boldly attack a Philistine garrison, causing panic and leading to Israel's victory with God's help.- Saul makes a rash oath forbidding food until evening, nearly executes Jonathan for eating honey, then continues battles against enemies.Matthew 25:1-30- In the parable of the ten virgins, five wise ones prepare extra oil and enter the wedding feast while the foolish are shut out.- In the parable of the talents, faithful servants invest and multiply what the master gave them and are rewarded, but the fearful one is cast out.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 11:1 - 13:23- The Ammonites threaten Jabesh Gilead; Saul rallies Israel, leads a victory, and is confirmed as king at Gilgal.- Samuel delivers a farewell address urging faithfulness to God; Saul begins reigning but faces Philistine threats as Jonathan attacks their outpost.Luke 21:20-36- Jesus warns of Jerusalem's destruction by armies, great distress, and signs in the heavens before his return.- He urges believers to watch, pray, and stay alert as the end approaches like a trap for the whole earth.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 9:1 - 10:27- Saul, a tall handsome Benjaminite, searches for his father's lost donkeys and encounters Samuel the prophet.- God reveals Saul as Israel's future king; Samuel anoints him privately then publicly presents him as ruler amid mixed reactions.Luke 21:5-19- Jesus predicts the temple's total destruction and warns of coming wars, false messiahs, earthquakes, and famines before the end.- He foretells persecution of believers by authorities and family but promises divine wisdom and endurance for the faithful.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 5:1 - 8:22- The Ark of the Covenant brings plagues and panic to the Philistines in Ashdod, Gath, and Ekron until they return it to Israel with guilt offerings.- Samuel calls Israel to repentance at Mizpah, defeats the Philistines, and later warns the people of the dangers of demanding a human king like other nations.Mark 13:1-37- Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple, warns of wars, false christs, persecution, and cosmic signs before his return.- He urges constant vigilance and readiness, comparing his coming to a master returning unexpectedly to servants.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 3:1 - 4:22- God calls the young Samuel at night with a message of judgment on Eli's house for his sons' wickedness; Samuel relays it faithfully.- Israel suffers defeat by the Philistines, Eli's sons die, the Ark is captured, and Eli falls dead upon hearing the news.Matthew 24:29-51- Jesus describes cosmic signs, his visible return in glory, and the gathering of the elect after great tribulation.- He urges watchfulness like a faithful servant, warning that no one knows the exact day or hour of his coming.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.1 Samuel 1:1 - 2:36- Elkanah's wife Hannah, barren and mocked by rival Peninnah, prays fervently at Shiloh and vows to dedicate a son to the Lord.- God grants Samuel's birth; Hannah fulfills her vow by presenting him to Eli, then sings a song of praise while Eli's corrupt sons are warned.Matthew 24:1-28- Jesus foretells the temple's destruction and describes signs of the end times including false christs, wars, famines, and persecutions.- He warns of the abomination of desolation, great tribulation, and urges vigilance against deceivers before his return.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Ruth 1:1 - 4:22Naomi returns to Bethlehem widowed with Moabite daughters-in-law; Ruth pledges loyalty and gleans in Boaz's field.Boaz redeems Ruth as kinsman, they marry, and she bears Obed, grandfather of David, in the lineage to Christ.Luke 20:45-47Jesus warns disciples against scribes who parade in long robes, seek best seats, and devour widows' houses with pretense of prayer.He declares they will face greater judgment for their actions.Mark 12:41-44Jesus observes rich donors giving large sums to the treasury from abundance.He highlights a poor widow's two small coins as greater offering, given from her poverty and all she had to live on.Luke 21:1-4Jesus watches people putting gifts into the temple treasury, noting rich contributions.He commends the poor widow who gave two mites as her whole livelihood, more than all others.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Judges 20:1 - 21:25The tribes of Israel unite against Benjamin after the Levite's concubine is abused, leading to civil war and near destruction of Benjamin.Israel provides wives for surviving Benjamites through raids on Jabesh-Gilead and Shiloh to preserve the tribe.Matthew 23:37-39Jesus laments over Jerusalem for killing prophets and rejecting him, expressing desire to protect them like a hen her chicks.He declares their house desolate and predicts they will not see him again until they say "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord."Mark 12:38-40Jesus warns against scribes who seek honor in public, wear long robes, and devour widows' houses while making long prayers.He states they will receive greater condemnation for their hypocrisy and exploitation.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Old TestamentJudges 18:1 - 19:30Danites migrate north, steal Micah's idols and priest, conquer Laish.Levite's concubine abused to death in Gibeah; he cuts her body into pieces sent to tribes.New TestamentMatthew 23:1-36Jesus warns against scribes and Pharisees' hypocrisy and love of status.Pronounces seven woes of judgment on their blindness, greed, and rejection of prophets.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Old TestamentJudges 16:1 - 17:13- Samson visits harlot, carries Gaza gates, falls for Delilah who betrays his secret.- Philistines capture blind Samson; he pulls down temple killing more in death than life, then Micah sets up idolatrous shrine.New TestamentMark 12:28-34- Scribe asks greatest commandment; Jesus gives love God and neighbor.- Scribe agrees wisely; Jesus says he is not far from kingdom.Matthew 22:41-46- Jesus questions Pharisees on Messiah as David's son yet Lord.- They cannot answer; no one dares question him further.Mark 12:35-37- Jesus teaches Messiah is David's son yet called Lord by David in Psalms.- Crowds listen gladly while leaders silent.Luke 20:41-44- Jesus asks how Messiah can be David's son yet David calls him Lord.- People hear teaching with interest.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Judges 10:1 - 12:15After Abimelech, judges Tola and Jair lead Israel before renewed idolatry brings Ammonite oppression.Jephthah defeats Ammonites but fulfills tragic vow with his daughter; later judges Ibzan, Elon, Abdon.Matthew 22:23-33Sadducees pose hypothetical of seven brothers and one wife to deny resurrection.Jesus corrects them, affirming God of the living and power of God in resurrection.Mark 12:18-27Sadducees question Jesus on resurrection using levirate marriage scenario.Jesus explains they err by not knowing Scriptures or God's power; God is of the living.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Old TestamentJudges 13:1 - 15:20Israel oppressed by Philistines; angel announces birth of Samson to barren Manoah's wife.Samson grows, kills lion, marries Philistine, burns fields with foxes, and slays many with jawbone.New TestamentLuke 20:27-40Sadducees question Jesus on resurrection using levirate marriage example.Jesus affirms resurrection, God of the living, and silences further questions.Matthew 22:34-40Lawyer asks greatest commandment; Jesus replies love God and neighbor.These two sum up all Law and Prophets.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Judges 9:1-57Abimelech murders brothers and becomes king of Shechem; Jotham's parable warns of destruction.Rebellion against Abimelech leads to his death by a millstone; God repays evil.Matthew 22:15-22Pharisees and Herodians try to trap Jesus on taxes to Caesar.Jesus says render to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's.Mark 12:13-17Leaders attempt to ensnare Jesus with question about paying taxes.Jesus perceives hypocrisy and teaches proper allegiance to God and state.Luke 20:20-26Spies question Jesus about tribute to Caesar to accuse him.Jesus answers wisely, astonishing them and avoiding the trap.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Judges 7:1 - 8:35Gideon defeats Midianites with 300 men using trumpets and torches in night attack.Gideon pursues kings, refuses kingship but makes ephod that becomes idolatry; dies honored.Luke 20:1-19Jesus' authority challenged; he tells parable of vineyard tenants who kill the son.Leaders recognize parable targets them and plot against Jesus.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Judges 5:1 - 6:40Deborah and Barak sing victory song praising God and participants.Midianites oppress Israel; Gideon called, destroys Baal altar, and receives signs with fleece.Mark 11:27 - 12:12Chief priests question Jesus' authority; he counters with John's baptism.Parable of vineyard tenants rejected; leaders seek to arrest him but fear the crowd.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.Judges 2:11 - 4:24Israel cycles into idolatry, oppression, and cries for deliverance under judges.Deborah and Barak defeat Canaanite king Jabin; Jael kills general Sisera with a tent peg.Matthew 21:23 - 22:14Jesus' authority challenged in temple; he tells parables of two sons and wicked tenants.Parable of wedding banquet shows many invited but few chosen after rejection.

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.