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Welcome back to Learn the Bible in a Year, your daily Christian podcast.  Today's bible reading continues our journey with the audio bible, covering both old testament and new testament passages. This bible study explores selections from the holy bible, offering daily spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of God's word. DAY 229 - August 17 2 Chronicles 7:11-22, 2 Chronicles 8, 2 Chronicles 9 • 1 Corinthians 11:2-34 • Psalm 98:1-9 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Welcome back to Learn the Bible in a Year, your daily Christian podcast.  Today's bible reading continues our journey with the audio bible, covering both old testament and new testament passages. This bible study explores selections from the holy bible, offering daily spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of God's word. DAY 228 - August 16 2 Chronicles 5:2-14, 2 Chronicles 6, 2 Chronicles 7:1-10 • 1 Corinthians 10:14-33, 1 Corinthians 11:1 • Proverbs 20:5-14 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Welcome back to Learn the Bible in a Year, your daily Christian podcast.  Today's bible reading continues our journey with the audio bible, covering both old testament and new testament passages. This bible study explores selections from the holy bible, offering daily spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of God's word. DAY 227 - August 15 2 Chronicles 2, 2 Chronicles 3, 2 Chronicles 4, 2 Chronicles 5:1 • 1 Corinthians 9:19-27, 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 • Psalm 97:1-12 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

DAY 226 - August 14 Ecclesiastes 9:13-18, Ecclesiastes 10, Ecclesiastes 11, Ecclesiastes 12 • 1 Corinthians 9:1-18 • Psalm 96:1-13

DAY 225 - August 13 Ecclesiastes 7, Ecclesiastes 8, Ecclesiastes 9:1-12 • 1 Corinthians 7:36-40, 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 • Psalm 95:1-11 Understanding Ecclesiastes and 1 Corinthians provides clarity on how to navigate life, marriage, and the reality of our own mortality. This study examines Solomon proverbs regarding death and mourning, offering a grounded perspective on why we face these seasons. We then transition into the teachings of Paul the Apostle, specifically his guidance on marriage and singleness. By looking at these texts, you will gain a clearer understanding of the biblical perspective on death and how our lives belong to the Lord regardless of our relationship status. The discussion also tackles the difficult reality of why evil deeds sometimes go unpunished and how that affects human behavior. Finally, we reflect on the broader truth that God is the creator of the sea and land, grounding our temporary struggles in an eternal context. This analysis is designed for anyone seeking to reconcile the ancient wisdom of Ecclesiastes and 1 Corinthians with the challenges of modern life. Subscribe for daily biblical study breakdowns, and comment below on which book of the Bible you want us to cover next.

DAY 224 - August 12 Ecclesiastes 4, Ecclesiastes 5, Ecclesiastes 6 • 1 Corinthians 7:17-35 • Proverbs 19:23-29, Proverbs 20:1-4 Explore this Ecclesiastes study on worship and work. Understand Solomon wisdom to balance productivity with spiritual health. This Ecclesiastes study examines the warnings regarding approaching God in worship. We analyze the tragedy of the isolated workaholic and the anxiety often plaguing the rich. If you struggle with finding meaning in your labor or want to better understand biblical perspectives on wealth, this breakdown provides context for navigating modern pressures. Solomon wisdom also addresses the futility of prosperity when viewed in isolation. We look at the social distinctions and the mockery of justice by corrupt witnesses. By reviewing this Ecclesiastes study, you will see how ancient texts regarding biblical justice connect with Paul’s teaching on undivided attention. This Ecclesiastes study serves as a guide for prioritizing what truly matters amidst worldly distractions. Subscribe for Daily biblical commentary breakdowns, and comment which chapter you want me to analyze next.

DAY 223 - August 11 Ecclesiastes 1, Ecclesiastes 2, Ecclesiastes 3:1-22 • 1 Corinthians 7:1-16 • Psalm 94:12-23 Start your journey to Learn the Bible in a Year with this Ecclesiastes summary. Gain clarity on Solomon's wisdom and life perspectives. This episode of our Learn the Bible in a Year series focuses on the book of Ecclesiastes. We place the text chronologically before moving into 2 Chronicles, helping you build a clear timeline of scripture. Whether you are studying alone or with a group, this breakdown provides context for Solomon's writings and his evaluation of life from an earthly perspective. We examine the concept of appointed times for birth and death, and how wisdom impacts our understanding of the future. The episode also touches on specific passages regarding divorce from 1 Corinthians and the question of who will rise against the wicked. This study is designed for anyone seeking a deeper, chronological grasp of biblical themes. Subscribe for daily Bible study series breakdowns, and comment below with which book of the Bible you want us to cover next.

DAY 222 - August 10 2 Chronicles 1:1-17 • 1 Corinthians 6 • Psalm 94:1-11 Explore 2 Chronicles 1 and the request for Solomon wisdom as we continue our Bible in a year series. Understand the biblical principles behind governing justly. This session focuses on 2 Chronicles 1:1-17, providing a clear breakdown of King Solomon's request for wisdom to lead his people. If you are following a Bible study series or looking for a deeper look at Old Testament study, this guide clarifies the historical context and the practical application of leadership principles found in the text. We also address broader themes including sexual immorality and divine vengeance. By connecting these Old Testament study passages to the New Testament, you will gain a clearer picture of the biblical narrative arc. This analysis helps you grasp why Solomon wisdom remains a central theme for leaders today. Subscribe for daily Bible in a year breakdowns, and share your thoughts on the most challenging verse in 2 Chronicles 1 in the comments below.

DAY 221 - August 9 1 Chronicles 28, 1 Chronicles 29 • 1 Corinthians 5 • Psalm 93:1-5 King David prepares to pass the throne to his son in 1 Chronicles 28. Learn how David designates Solomon as successor and outlines the Temple plans. This breakdown focuses on the end of King David's reign as he publicly selects Solomon successor to lead Israel. We examine the specific instructions David gives regarding the Temple building plans, emphasizing divine inspiration and the importance of leadership succession in ancient Israel. By studying 1 Chronicles 28, you will understand the historical and spiritual context behind the transfer of power and the preparation for building the house of God. This analysis provides clarity on how the leaders of Israel were called to contribute generously to this massive undertaking, resulting in a large feast that solidified God's chosen ruler over the nation. Subscribe for daily Bible study breakdowns, and comment below on which chapter you want us to cover next.

DAY 220 - August 8 1 Chronicles 26:20-32, 1 Chronicles 27 • 1 Corinthians 4 • Proverbs 19:13-22 Explore the David organizational structure and how ancient systems of biblical governance established order and accountability. Learn how these principles apply today. This session examines the administrative strategies employed by David, specifically focusing on the appointment of treasurers and leaders to manage local governance. We break down the practical steps taken to handle dedicated gifts and maintain structure within the community. Whether you are studying leadership or church history, these insights provide a clear look at how responsibility was delegated effectively. We also look at Paul apostolic ministry as he mounts a defense against the Corinthians. His letters offer a perspective on authority and integrity that remains relevant for modern believers. Finally, we analyze a reading from Proverbs discipline, connecting the importance of correction to personal growth and wisdom. Subscribe for daily biblical study breakdowns, and comment below which book of the Bible you want us to explore next.

DAY 219 - August 71 Chronicles 24, 1 Chronicles 25, 1 Chronicles 26:1-19 • 1 Corinthians 3 • Psalm 92:1-15Understand 1 Chronicles 24 and 25 and how King David structured the temple service. Learn how these ancient divisions impact your view of unity today.This breakdown covers the specific organization of priests and Levites as detailed in the text. We look at how David divided Aaron's descendants into 24 distinct groups to ensure consistent service in the house of God. By analyzing these chapters, you will gain a clearer perspective on the roles assigned to temple ministers, including those set apart specifically to prophesy while playing lyres.Beyond the historical structure, we explore the broader application of these divisions. Whether you are studying the history of biblical temple worship or looking for insight into church unity, this content connects the ancient tasks of the Levites to the collective body of believers today. You will leave with a better grasp of 1 Chronicles 24 and 1 Chronicles 25, seeing how order and unity were essential to the function of the temple.Subscribe for daily Bible study breakdowns, and comment below on which chapter you want me to cover next.

DAY 218 - August 6 1 Chronicles 22, 1 Chronicles 23 • 1 Corinthians 2:6-16 • Psalm 91:9-16 Follow along with this daily Bible reading covering 1 Chronicles 22, 1 Chronicles 23, and 1 Corinthians 2 to deepen your understanding. This session focuses on King David preparing for the temple project and establishing Solomon as king. We examine why David stepped back from building the temple himself and look at the practical implications for those managing God-given tasks today. Whether you are following a structured reading plan or just looking for context, this daily Bible reading provides necessary historical background on the transition of leadership in Israel. We also explore the themes found in 1 Corinthians 2 regarding the acceptance of spiritual truths and how to find refuge in the Lord through the Psalms. By connecting these Old Testament accounts with New Testament teaching, you will gain a clearer perspective on how to apply these ancient principles to your current walk of faith. This Bible study summary is designed to help you synthesize the text so you can apply it to your life immediately. Subscribe for weekly daily Bible reading breakdowns and comment below with which passage you are studying this week.

DAY 217 - August 5 1 Chronicles 19, 1 Chronicles 20, 1 Chronicles 21 • 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 • Psalm 91:1-8 Follow along with our daily Bible reading covering the peak of King David's kingdom and the practical lessons found in 1 Corinthians. This session examines the historical narrative of 1 Chronicles, focusing on the victories and trials David faced, including the plague and the significance of building an altar. We analyze how fire served as a sign of divine intervention and connect these ancient events to current experiences within the modern church. Whether you are studying 1 Chronicles for personal growth or seeking clarity on the Corinthian epistles, this breakdown helps clarify the text. By comparing the challenges of the early church to our current context, we gain a clearer perspective on spiritual signs and communal faith. This daily Bible reading aims to ground your understanding of scripture in both historical context and present-day application. Subscribe for weekly Bible study breakdowns, and comment below with which book of the Bible you would like us to cover next.

DAY 216 - August 4 1 Chronicles 16:37-43, 1 Chronicles 17, 1 Chronicles 18 • 1 Corinthians 1:1-17 • Proverbs 19:3-12 Understanding the Davidic covenant explains why early Christian communities struggled with internal division. See how these ancient promises connect to the reality of faith today. Day 216 of our Bible reading plan brings us to a critical juncture in the narrative. We examine the specific prophecy regarding the Son of Man coming through the line of David as detailed in 1 Chronicles. This foundational promise established a kingdom legacy that echoes throughout scripture. Following this, we shift our focus to the practical challenges recorded in 1 Corinthians, where the early church dealt with significant internal quarrels. By connecting the Davidic covenant with the Corinthian struggles, you gain a perspective on how God maintains his sovereignty even when human communities face intense conflict. This study helps you bridge the gap between grand theological declarations and the messy, everyday application of those truths. Whether you are keeping up with the chronological plan or just curious about how ancient texts address human division, this breakdown provides context for your daily study. Understanding the Davidic covenant clarifies why the early church needed to return to these core principles to resolve their disputes. Subscribe for daily Bible in a year breakdowns, and leave a comment sharing how you navigate conflict within your own community.

DAY 215 - August 3 1 Chronicles 15, 1 Chronicles 16:1-36 • Romans 16 • Psalm 90:11-17 Learn the Bible in a year by studying 1 Chronicles 15-16 and Romans 16. See how the Ark of the Covenant was moved to Jerusalem. This episode continues our comprehensive Bible study series, focusing on the historical preparations for the Ark of the Covenant to arrive in Jerusalem. We examine the specific roles assigned to Zadok and Abiathar, as well as the establishment of a formal worship schedule. If you are following a daily reading plan, this breakdown clarifies the events surrounding this pivotal moment in Israel's history. We also cover Paul the Apostle and his final instructions to the church in Rome. Romans 16 study provides practical wisdom on welcoming fellow believers and discerning good from evil in daily life. By connecting these Old and New Testament passages, you will gain a clearer understanding of how worship and community were prioritized in both eras. Subscribe for daily Bible study series breakdowns, and comment below on which book of the Bible you find most challenging to read.

DAY 214 - August 2 1 Chronicles 12:23-40, 1 Chronicles 13, 1 Chronicles 14 • Romans 15:14-33 • Psalm 90:1-10 Join this Bible study as we examine 1 Chronicles 12-13 and Romans 15. Learn why David's attempt to move the Ark of the Covenant failed. This video covers day 214 of our year-long journey through scripture. We examine the narrative of David bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem and the immediate consequences that followed. This section of 1 Chronicles 12 helps us visualize the political climate of the time, while the events in chapter 13 provide a sobering lesson on the nature of God's holiness. Beyond the historical account, we connect these Old Testament events to the teachings found in Romans 15. By analyzing these texts together, we gain clarity on how divine instructions regarding worship and reverence were established and why they matter today. This daily scripture reading is designed for those seeking to understand the consistency of biblical truth across both testaments. Subscribe for daily Bible study breakdowns to keep up with the full year-long reading plan, and let me know in the comments how you interpret the lessons on holiness in today's passage.

DAY 213 - August 11 Chronicles 11, 1 Chronicles 12:1-22 • Romans 14:19-23, Romans 15:1-13 • Psalm 89:46-52 Explore 1 Chronicles 11 and 12 to understand the rise of King David and the loyalty of the warriors who secured his throne.This breakdown covers the critical transition period in 1 Chronicles 11 and 12, detailing how David established his kingdom despite significant opposition. We examine the specific account of the Philistine occupation of Bethlehem and analyze why these historical records remain essential for understanding the broader biblical narrative. If you are studying Old Testament history, this analysis provides clarity on the timeline and the key figures supporting David.Beyond the political rise of King David, this discussion addresses common questions regarding the chronological order of the book of Chronicles. We also touch upon the context of biblical dietary laws mentioned within the text, helping you connect these ancient mandates to the historical setting of the period. By the end of this session, you will have a clearer grasp of the alliances that defined this era.

DAY 212 - July 31 1 Chronicles 9, 1 Chronicles 10:1-14 • Romans 14:1-18 • Proverbs 18:17-24, Proverbs 19:1-2 Explore biblical readings for July 31, 2026, covering the end of King Saul's reign and practical lessons on God's authority. This session examines the historical transition in 1 Chronicles alongside the theological guidance found in Romans. It is designed for those seeking to understand the biblical narrative arc and how ancient scriptures apply to modern Christian living. We focus on the specific historical context of King Saul's reign to better grasp the weight of leadership and accountability before God. Beyond historical analysis, we break down the concept of disputable practices. You will learn how to navigate gray areas in faith while respecting the overarching principles of God's authority. Additionally, we analyze the biblical perspective on speech, offering clarity on why our words carry significant consequences in our daily interactions with others.

DAY 211 - July 30 1 Chronicles 7, 1 Chronicles 8 • Romans 13:1-14 • Psalm 89:38-45 Explore the 1 Chronicles 7 summary to trace the genealogies of Israel's tribes and connect ancient history to Romans 13 themes. Understand the lineage of Benjamin and the origins of Goliath while examining biblical rejection of the anointed. This breakdown covers the genealogical records of Issachar, Naphtali, Manasseh, Ephraim, and Asher. By analyzing these specific tribal lists, we gain clarity on the historical context surrounding the tribes of Israel. This study is for anyone seeking to connect complex Old Testament records with broader theological concepts found in the New Testament. Beyond just names and dates, this analysis connects the genealogy of Benjamin to the narrative of Goliath and the cultural friction described in Romans 13. We look at why scripture records these specific lineages and how they inform our understanding of authority and rejection. Whether you are studying these chapters for personal growth or academic interest, this overview provides the necessary context to grasp the narrative flow.

DAY 210 - July 29 1 Chronicles 6 • Romans 11:33-36, Romans 12:1-21 • Psalm 89:30-37 Follow our Bible study journey through Day 210 as we explore 1 Chronicles, Romans, and Psalms to deepen your understanding. This session focuses on the genealogies of the Levites and the establishment of priestly authority, providing context for the historical structure of the Old Testament. We also examine the core biblical teaching on being a living sacrifice found in Romans, connecting these ancient principles to modern daily faith. By walking through these specific chapters, you will gain clarity on how priestly roles functioned and how the themes of authority and sacrifice weave together throughout scripture. The session concludes with a look at selected verses from Psalm 89 to offer a reflective end to your study. Whether you are following the full Bible in a year plan or looking for a focused 1 Chronicles summary, this breakdown offers clear insights into the text. These readings help bridge the gap between historical narrative and practical theology.

DAY 209 - July 28 1 Chronicles 4:9-43, 1 Chronicles 5 • Romans 11:11-32 • Psalm 89:19-29 Follow our Bible in a year reading plan for Day 209. Examine the Prayer of Jabez and Paul’s teaching on Israel and the Gentiles. Today we explore 1 Chronicles 4-5 and Romans 11 as part of our daily Bible study series. We look closely at the genealogies of 1 Chronicles and the historical unfaithfulness of the tribes, contrasting these records with the spiritual insights found in Romans 11. Whether you are following the full reading plan or just catching up on these specific chapters, this session provides clarity on how these texts connect. By examining these scriptures together, you will gain a clearer understanding of how the Bible in a year framework helps you synthesize Old Testament history with New Testament theology. We discuss the inclusion of the Gentiles and the assurance that the enemy will not prevail, grounding these ancient lessons in a practical context for your faith walk. If you are focused on 1 Chronicles 4 or seeking a deep dive into Romans 11 commentary, this breakdown offers the historical and theological context you need to keep moving forward. Subscribe for weekly Bible in a year breakdowns, and leave a comment sharing which verse from today’s reading stood out to you most.

DAY 208 - July 27 1 Chronicles 2:18-55, 1 Chronicles 3, 1 Chronicles 4:1-8 • Romans 10:5-21, Romans 11:1-10 • Proverbs 18:7-16 Explore the biblical genealogy of the tribe of Judah in 1 Chronicles and examine the gospel reception in Romans chapters 10 and 11. This study connects the historical lineage of the tribe of Judah, specifically focusing on the descendants of Caleb, to the theological arguments found in the New Testament. By analyzing these scriptures together, you will gain a clearer understanding of how covenant history aligns with the message of salvation presented by Paul. We examine Romans 10 and Romans 11 to see how the early church understood the reception of the gospel among both Jews and Gentiles. This walkthrough provides context for those studying biblical genealogy who want to bridge the gap between Old Testament records and New Testament doctrine.

DAY 207 - July 26 1 Chronicles 1, 1 Chronicles 2:1-17 • Romans 9:22-33, Romans 10:1-4 • Psalm 89:14-18 Study 1 Chronicles 1 and Romans 10 to understand how the lineage of Perez connects to the New Testament message of salvation. This session examines the historical foundation laid in 1 Chronicles 1, tracing the lineage of Perez and Jesse to establish the context of the patriarchal covenant made with Abram. By looking at these genealogical roots, we can better appreciate the continuity of scripture and how the Old Testament prepares the reader for the arrival of the promised Messiah. We then move to a detailed Romans 10 explanation, focusing on Paul's teaching regarding the inclusion of Gentiles and the nature of salvation. This portion of the study clarifies the distinction between faith and works, addressing how righteousness comes through belief rather than adherence to the law. Understanding these core theological concepts helps clarify the broader narrative of the Bible. Whether you are following a structured reading plan or researching specific passages, this analysis provides clarity on the text. We break down complex themes to make the scriptures accessible for daily reflection and personal study. Connect the dots between the ancient promises given to the patriarchs and the gospel message presented in the epistles.  

DAY 206 - July 25 Hosea 12, Hosea 13, Hosea 14 • Romans 9:1-21 • Psalm 89:9-13 Explore the Book of Hosea and Romans 9 to understand God’s sovereignty and the potter analogy. Strengthen your Bible study practice. This session continues our year-long journey through scripture, focusing specifically on Hosea 12-14 and the theological arguments in Romans 9. We examine the charge God brings against Israel and Judah, contrasting their history with the deeper meaning behind divine choice and mercy. This analysis is designed for anyone seeking a clearer grasp of complex biblical passages. By comparing the Old Testament warnings against the New Testament explanation of election, you will gain a practical perspective on how God interacts with His people. We look at the potter and the clay imagery to clarify how divine promises function across both testaments. This breakdown helps bridge the gap between historical prophetic texts and apostolic teaching. .

DAY 205 - July 24 Hosea 10, Hosea 11 • Romans 8:18-39 • Psalm 89:1-8

Understand biblical judgment and spiritual freedom through a study of Hosea 8-9 and Romans 8. Learn why these ancient warnings matter. This study examines the consequences of idolatry as described in Hosea 8-9, where the people faced exile for turning away from God. We analyze the contrast between the weight of judgment and the peace found in Christ, providing a clear look at what it means to live without the spirit of slavery. Whether you are studying Romans 8 or digging into the prophetic warnings of the Old Testament, this breakdown helps clarify the shift from living under judgment to resting in the identity of God's children. By connecting these texts, we see how biblical judgment leads us to appreciate the true nature of the freedom believers possess today. DAY 204 - July 23 Hosea 8, Hosea 9 • Romans 8:1-17 • Proverbs 17:25-28, Proverbs 18:1-6

Examine the meaning of Hosea 6 and Hosea 7. Learn why superficial repentance failed Israel and how to pursue genuine righteousness today. This Bible study series continues through the Old Testament, focusing on the specific warning Hosea issued to the northern kingdom. We analyze the empty words of the people and the corruption found within Israel leadership, contrasting their outward actions with the condition of their hearts. This session is for anyone seeking to understand the biblical perspective on true repentance versus religious performance. By walking through these chapters, you will gain clarity on how God views the struggle with sin and the importance of sincerity. We conclude by looking at the text's call to seek God's presence rather than just religious ritual. Understanding these ancient warnings provides a framework for evaluating our own spiritual commitments and desires for lasting change. DAY 203 - July 22 Hosea 6, Hosea 7 • Romans 7:7-25 • Psalm 88:9-18

Understand the meaning behind Hosea and Gomer and how their marriage serves as a profound metaphor for the relationship between God and Israel. This breakdown clarifies the historical context of these scriptures and connects them to broader biblical themes. This analysis examines the narrative of Hosea and Gomer, focusing on the act of abandonment and the subsequent command to redeem her. We look at the specific imagery used regarding the leaders of Judah and Israel, specifically those acting like individuals who move boundary stones. By walking through these passages, you will gain a clearer picture of the spiritual warnings contained within the text. Furthermore, we explore the transition to the New Testament, specifically how Paul uses a new metaphor for marriage law. This comparison offers a different perspective on the legal and spiritual frameworks discussed earlier in the prophets. Whether you are studying these texts for personal growth or academic interest, this video provides a concise overview of how these concepts interconnect. DAY 202 - July 21 Hosea 3, Hosea 4, Hosea 5 • Romans 6:15-23, Romans 7:1-6 • Psalm 88:1-9

Explore the Book of Hosea and Romans chapter 6 to understand divine justice, God's love, and what it means to be dead to sin today. This study examines the core themes within the Book of Hosea, specifically looking at how Israel turned away from God to pursue false idols. We analyze the tension between divine justice and the enduring nature of God's love for His people. By connecting these Old Testament warnings to the New Testament, we gain a clearer picture of historical context and spiritual application. Moving into Romans chapter 6, the discussion shifts to the practical reality for believers today. We break down the teaching that those who have died to sin cannot continue living in it, and how Christ's victory over death requires a fundamental shift in mindset. If you have been looking for a deeper understanding of biblical teaching regarding holiness and the new life found in Christ, this session provides a focused look at these essential scriptures. DAY 201 - July 20 Hosea 1, Hosea 2 • Romans 6:1-14 • Psalm 87:1-7

Explore Amos 8 and 9 alongside Romans 5:12-21 in this Day 200 Bible study. We analyze God's justice, human trespass, and Christ's hope. This session focuses on the contrast between the consequences of human actions and the gift of grace found through Christ's obedience. Whether you are following the year-long journey or looking for a specific breakdown of these passages, this study offers a clear look at the search for God amidst judgment and mercy. We break down how the prophetic warnings in Amos align with the theological depth of Romans 5. By examining the nature of trespass and the promise of hope, you will gain a clearer understanding of how these ancient texts speak to our lives today. This daily scripture reflection provides the context needed to apply these lessons directly to your spiritual walk. DAY 200 - July 19 Amos 8, Amos 9 • Romans 5:12-21 • Proverbs 17:15-24

Understand biblical prophecy through the lens of Amos, Abraham, and Paul. Gain clarity on how these ancient texts connect and apply to faith. This session examines the specific visions of destruction received by Amos and the subsequent friction with religious leaders of his time. We analyze the historical context of these encounters to clarify why his message caused such significant tension. For those studying scripture, understanding the role of a prophet in the face of opposition provides a vital perspective on biblical prophecy. Beyond the prophets, we examine the narrative of Abraham and his righteousness before the law. By connecting this to the teachings of the Apostle Paul, we clarify how these foundational principles remain relevant for modern readers. This discussion bridges the gap between Old Testament accounts and Pauline theology, offering a cohesive look at how righteousness is established in scripture. DAY 199 - July 18 Amos 6, Amos 7 • Romans 4:16-25, Romans 5:1-11 • Psalm 86:11-17

Learn the harsh warnings from the Amos prophetic ministry and how they relate to the pursuit of justice today. Explore the core message of the book of Amos and its connection to our need for mercy. This breakdown examines the specific historical context of the prophet Amos warnings regarding the Northern Kingdom of Israel. If you have ever struggled to connect the Old Testament prophets to the New Testament gospel, this analysis clarifies the transition from the law to justification by faith in Jesus Christ. We discuss the societal injustice in Israel during the time of Amos and contrast it with the redemption offered through Christ. By looking at these ancient texts, you will gain a clearer understanding of why the plea for mercy remains relevant for believers today, even when referencing leaders like King David. DAY 198 - July 17 Amos 5 • Romans 4:1-15 • Psalm 86:1-10 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d

Examine the Amos prophecy to understand the logic behind hollow desires. This biblical study clarifies your standing before God. This session explores the rhetorical questions posed in the book of Amos to highlight the emptiness of certain human pursuits. If you are seeking a clear explanation of how these Old Testament warnings align with New Testament teaching, this breakdown provides the necessary context. We analyze how the prophet uses logic to address spiritual apathy, ensuring you grasp the core message intended for the original audience. We then connect these themes to the book of Romans. By contrasting the position of Gentiles and Jews, we look at the biblical evidence that all are without excuse. This theological analysis helps reconcile the concepts of deserved damnation and the reception of salvation. By the end, you will have a firmer grasp on how these scriptures work together to define the human condition. DAY 197 - July 16 Amos 3, Amos 4 • Romans 3:9-31 • Psalm 85:8-13 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!  

Who was the Prophet Amos and what was his message to Israel? Learn about the shepherd who challenged hypocrisy and religious practices. This video explores the history of the Prophet Amos, a humble shepherd and sycamore fig tree dresser from Judah. We examine his direct call from God to preach to the northern kingdom of Israel, focusing on his urgent warnings against rebellion and social injustice. If you are studying the Old Testament prophets, this overview provides necessary context for understanding his harsh but vital critique of the culture. The message of the book of Amos remains relevant today by highlighting that true faith is not about outward appearances or empty rituals. We break down why Amos emphasized sincere faith over religious hypocrisy, showing how his words prioritize genuine actions over empty religious practices. You will walk away with a clearer understanding of why this ancient message still challenges believers to examine their own hearts. DAY 196 - July 15 Amos 1, Amos 2 • Romans 2:17-29, Romans 3:1-8 • Proverbs 17:5-14 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Explore the story of Jonah and his encounter with the great fish. Learn how his actions connect to broader biblical themes. This breakdown examines the timeline of the story of Jonah, specifically his three days and nights inside the fish. If you are studying Old Testament narratives or seeking to understand the concept of biblical repentance, this analysis clarifies the sequence of events and the significance of Jonah's quick response to his calling. We also examine Paul the Apostle and his rhetorical questions concerning those unfamiliar with the law. By looking at these texts together, you gain a clearer perspective on how ancient narratives influence theological understanding. This segment is designed for students of the Bible who want to grasp the core elements of these accounts without unnecessary complexity. DAY 195 - July 14 Jonah 1, Jonah 2, Jonah 3, Jonah 4 • Romans 2:1-16 • Psalm 85:1-7 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

The fall of Jerusalem to Babylon marked a turning point in history. Examine the causes behind this collapse and Paul's theological perspective on faith. This breakdown analyzes the fall of Jerusalem, specifically focusing on the destruction of key structures and the historical context of the Babylonian conquest. We explore the intersection of political rebellion and the philosophical shift from wisdom to foolishness, offering a clear perspective on why these events matter for understanding ancient history. By connecting these historical narratives to Paul's teachings, you will gain a clearer grasp of how righteousness through faith is framed within the broader biblical context. This analysis is designed for those seeking a deeper understanding of the relationship between historical events and theological principles. ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!  

Learn how King Josiah initiated major religious reforms after finding the lost book of the law. Understand the historical impact. This breakdown covers the significant era of King Josiah, focusing on the discovery of the book of the law and the subsequent changes in Judah. We examine the reinstatement of the Passover and the removal of pagan altars, providing context for those interested in biblical history and the political climate of the time. Beyond the reforms, we discuss the geopolitical threats from Aram, Moab, and Ammon. The analysis also explores theological concepts concerning the identity of God's Son as presented in the text. This overview is designed for students of scripture who want a clear timeline of these events. DAY 193 - July 12 2 Kings 23, 2 Kings 24:1-7 • Romans 1:1-17 • Psalm 84:1-7 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!  

Learn the true history of King Manasseh and his controversial reign. This analysis clarifies his spiritual decline and recovery. This breakdown explores the life of King Manasseh, focusing on his initial decisions to rebuild high places and the eventual peace that marked his death. Designed for those studying biblical history, this examination provides context on his leadership and the spiritual shifts that defined his time as a ruler. We also examine the discovery of a lost book, featuring readings from Isaiah and a declaration regarding the people. By contrasting his early actions with his later years, you will gain a clearer understanding of the complexity surrounding the reign of Manasseh. This investigation into the Old Testament kings highlights how spiritual decline can lead to unexpected moments of potential recovery. DAY 192 - July 11 2 Kings 21, 2 Kings 22 • Acts 28:17-31 • Proverbs 16:28-33, Proverbs 17:1-4 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

King Hezekiah experienced dramatic biblical prayer answers and faced severe tests of faith. Learn how his story impacts your perspective on mortality. This breakdown examines the life of King Hezekiah, focusing on the moment he faced an impossible army and saw an angel intervene. We look closely at the narrative surrounding his prayer, his struggle with pride, and the miraculous sign of the sundial moving backward, which offers a unique look at historical biblical events. Beyond Hezekiah's story, we also analyze the specific detail of the 276 survivors from the Malta shipwreck. This video is for those wanting to connect biblical history with specific, recorded events found in scripture. You will walk away with a clearer understanding of these complex accounts and how they fit into the broader narrative. DAY 191 - July 10 2 Kings 19:14-37, 2 Kings 20 • Acts 28:1-16 • Psalm 83:1-18 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!  

Discover how King Hezekiah faced the Assyrian army with faith and learn the lessons from Paul the Apostle during his shipwreck. This study examines two pivotal moments in biblical history where leaders faced impossible odds. We look at King Hezekiah and his refusal to surrender when threatened by the Assyrian army, exploring how his trust in God provided a defense against overwhelming opposition. This analysis is designed for those seeking to understand the historical context of these accounts and the practical applications of faith under pressure. We also cover the narrative of Paul the Apostle during his dangerous voyage at sea. You will gain insight into how he offered reassurance to a terrified crew before their violent shipwreck. Finally, we conclude with a reflection on the themes found within the reading of Psalms 82, connecting these ancient texts to the concepts of justice and divine protection. By examining these scriptures, you will see the common threads of reliance on God that define both the story of King Hezekiah and the trials of Paul. DAY 190 - July 9 2 Kings 18, 2 Kings 19:1-13 • Acts 27:13-44 • Psalm 82:1-8 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Explore the fall of Israel and the complex politics of Judah. We break down the historical collapse and Paul's dangerous sea voyage. This episode examines the geopolitical instability that led to the fall of Israel, highlighting the internal strife and the looming threat of the Assyrian empire. We also analyze the actions of King Ahaz in the southern kingdom of Judah, specifically his controversial decisions regarding the temple, to understand the shifting religious and political landscape of the era. Beyond the kingdoms, we trace the narrative of Paul's voyage to Rome. You will gain clarity on the timeline of his journey, including the dramatic recounting of Paul's conversion story before Agrippa and the logistical details of his transfer onto an Alexandrian ship. By connecting these historical accounts, you get a clearer picture of both the Old Testament political struggles and the New Testament mission. DAY 189 - July 8 2 Kings 16, 2 Kings 17 • Acts 26:24-32, Acts 27:1-12 • Psalm 81:8-16 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Explore the volatile northern kingdom of Israel and the reign of Azariah in Judah. Gain historical perspective on ancient political shifts. This breakdown examines the brief, violent rule of Shalom and his subsequent death, contrasting these events with the successful leadership of Azariah in Judah. It is essential viewing for anyone studying the complex historical narrative of the divided kingdoms and the surrounding political instability of the era. By analyzing these specific figures, viewers can better understand the patterns of power and leadership during this turbulent period. Beyond the political unrest, we also examine the Paul conversion account shared with King Agrippa. This section highlights the importance of seeking refuge in Caesar's protection and explores the timeless wisdom of choosing humility over pride. These lessons offer a clear takeaway on how historical figures navigated immense pressure and personal conviction, providing a framework for understanding their decisions. DAY 188 - July 7 2 Kings 14:23-29, 2 Kings 15 • Acts 25:23-27, Acts 26:1-23 • Proverbs 16:18-27 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Explore the reign of King Joash and Paul appeals to Caesar in this lesson on biblical history. Gain clarity on these key events. This study examines the restoration of the temple under King Joash and the protection of the young king. We analyze how biblical history unfolds as Elisha delivers his final prophecy, signaling significant shifts in Israel. These accounts provide context for understanding leadership and divine intervention throughout the scriptures. We also cover the legal journey of the apostle Paul as he invokes his Roman citizenship. By examining how Paul appeals to Caesar, viewers gain insight into the broader narrative of the early church and the spread of faith under the Roman Empire. This breakdown is designed for anyone seeking a clearer understanding of these pivotal biblical figures and their legacies. DAY 187 - July 6 2 Kings 12, 2 Kings 13, 2 Kings 14:1-22 • Acts 25:1-22 • Psalm 81:1-7 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Examine the violent purge of Jehu and Ahab in Israel and the tense courtroom defense of Paul before Governor Felix. This analysis clarifies these pivotal moments in biblical history. This breakdown covers the brutal eradication of Baal worship in Israel and the rise of Athaliah in Judah, where the true heir remained hidden from her tyrannical rule. Viewers will understand the theological significance behind Jehu and Ahab's conflict and how it contrasts with the legal and spiritual arguments presented when Paul before Felix speaks on righteousness and judgment. Whether you are studying the monarchy period or the life of the Apostle, this session provides historical context for these complex narratives. You will gain clarity on how ancient political power struggles intersected with divine mandates and personal conviction. DAY 186 - July 5 2 Kings 10, 2 Kings 11 • Acts 24:1-27 • Psalm 80:8-19 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Examine the Jehu purge of the Ahab royal line and how Elisha set these events in motion. Gain historical context on these pivotal narratives. This study tracks the rise of Jehu and the divine mandate to remove the house of Ahab. We analyze the specific actions taken during this period of biblical history, providing clarity on the political and spiritual shifts that defined this era. Whether you are studying the prophets or simply curious about the sequence of events, this overview offers a clear timeline of the transition. We also examine the Apostle Paul assassination attempt that nearly ended his ministry. You will see how Paul was escorted to safety under cover of darkness, highlighting the dangerous conditions he faced while spreading his message. Understanding the Apostle Paul assassination plot provides necessary background on the opposition he encountered. DAY 185 - July 4 2 Kings 8:16-29, 2 Kings 9 • Acts 23:12-35 • Psalm 80:1-7 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Learn about the famine in Samaria and Paul before the Sanhedrin. Discover how these biblical accounts reveal God's guidance. This video explores two critical biblical narratives: the extreme food scarcity in Samaria during the time of Elisha and the apostle Paul's legal defense. If you are studying scripture, this breakdown provides context for Elisha's advice to the king of Israel and Paul's mission to the non-Jewish world. By examining the famine in Samaria, we see how divine instruction impacts leadership during times of crisis. Simultaneously, Paul before the Sanhedrin offers a clear look at his unwavering commitment to his calling. We connect these historical moments to provide a better understanding of how scripture addresses both physical survival and spiritual purpose. DAY 184 - July 3 2 Kings 6:24-33, 2 Kings 7, 2 Kings 8:1-15 • Acts 22:22-30, Acts 23:1-11 • Proverbs 16:8-17 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Explore 2 Kings 5 and the story of Naaman the commander. Learn how a young girl's faith set a miraculous healing journey in motion. This Bible study examines the account of Naaman the commander, a powerful leader struck by leprosy. We look at the pivotal moment when a captive Israelite girl points him toward the prophet in Samaria, challenging his expectations of how healing should happen. This breakdown is for anyone looking to understand the narrative arc of 2 Kings 5 and the deeper lessons within Old Testament stories. By analyzing the interaction between the King of Aram and the King of Israel, we see how God works through unlikely messengers. You will gain a clear perspective on the humility required for Naaman and Elisha to encounter one another. These healing stories serve as a reminder that divine intervention often arrives through unexpected channels, shifting the course of history for those willing to listen. DAY 183 - July 2 2 Kings 4:38-44, 2 Kings 5, 2 Kings 6:1-23 • Acts 21:27-40, Acts 22:1-22 • Psalm 79:1-13 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Explore these biblical narratives from July 1st, 2026, focusing on Elisha and the journey of Paul the Apostle. Gain clarity on complex scripture passages. This session examines specific biblical narratives, starting with the interaction between Elisha, Joram, and the widow in distress. We look at the prophecy of a son and its significance within the broader context of Elisha prophecy. This breakdown is designed for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of historical accounts found in the text. We also follow the travels of Paul the Apostle, covering his decision to enter the temple and the group sailing from Miletus. Finally, we address the challenging passage regarding fire consuming young men and women who lacked wedding songs. By analyzing these biblical narratives, you will better grasp the sequence of events and the prophetic themes present in these accounts. ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Explore the Bible study for June 30, 2026, featuring key passages from 2 Kings, Acts, and Psalms. Learn about Elisha and Elijah's legacy. This breakdown covers the significant events of the day, including Elisha dividing the Jordan River and the moment the spirit of Elijah rests upon him. We also examine the narrative in Acts where Paul raises a young man to life, alongside accounts of Elijah intercepting messengers and the divine manifestation of hail and lightning. These readings provide a comprehensive view of biblical history. If you are looking for a consistent way to engage with 2 Kings readings or need clarity on complex passages in Acts, this overview is designed for you. By connecting these historical accounts, you will gain a clearer understanding of the progression of scripture and the specific miracles recorded in these chapters. DAY 181 - June 30 2 Kings 1, 2 Kings 2:1-25 • Acts 20:1-38 • Psalm 78:40-55 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!

Learn the true account of King Ahab and his ill-fated battle at Ramoth Gilead. Understand why Micaiah the prophet stood alone against the king. This study examines the tense confrontation between King Ahab and Micaiah the prophet regarding the planned attack on Ramoth Gilead. It is designed for those seeking a deeper understanding of biblical history and the role of truth-telling prophets in ancient Israel. We look at the alliance between Ahab and Jehoshaphat, analyzing why the king ignored warnings despite the clear biblical prophecy presented to him. The narrative extends into the lessons found in Acts and Proverbs, exploring how these historical accounts reflect deeper spiritual truths. By reviewing the specific events in Samaria, including the fate of the chariot, we gain clarity on the consequences of rejecting counsel. This session provides a straightforward breakdown of these scriptures to help you connect these ancient events to broader biblical themes. DAY 180 - June 29 1 Kings 22:1-53 • Acts 19:14-41 • Proverbs 15:31-33, Proverbs 16:1-7 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d Jesus Loves You!