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Volume 1-54, Genesis 26
https://biblehub.com/genesis/26.htm If anyone is following me, I know this is going extremely slow. Last year, I participated in a year-long study of the Bible in which we read three, four, and sometimes five chapters of the Bible at a time. I found that there was no way to read and comprehend that much, so I’m… Continue reading
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Volume 1-53, Genesis 25
https://biblehub.com/kjv/genesis/25.htm “The Lord knows the heart.” And I can’t hide it from Him, He knows that I know that I think Paul is boring. It is a must read, without a doubt, but I just don’t enjoy the letters of Paul as much as I love the other Bible stories. May favorites are from the… Continue reading
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Volume 1-52, Genesis 24
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/genesis/24.htm In Abraham’s days, it was very important that you marry within your own faith. It was even better to marry a sister, or aunt, or cousin, than it was to marry someone outside of the faith. God had warned them not to intermingle with the Canaanites and others, because if they did, they would… Continue reading
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Volume 1-51, Genesis 23
https://biblehub.com/kjv/genesis/23.htm This chapter begins by related the death of Sarah, who by now was 177 years old. Notice how our lives are getting shorter the further we get from Adam, who was over 900 years old, and the further we get away from God. Back then, her 177 year life probably seems as if she… Continue reading
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Volume 1-50, Genesis 22
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/genesis/22.htm This is one of the many passages in the Bible that I have difficulty understanding. The Bible says God “tested” Abraham, but I don’t believe this is what it means at face value. God is all-knowing; he knows what is in our hearts and minds (another scripture; “God knows the heart”), therefore I believe… Continue reading
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Volume 1-49, Genesis 21
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/genesis/21.htm The timing of this chapter couldn’t have came at a better time. As God had promised, he opened Sarah’s womb and she was able to conceive, and she bore Abraham’s son who he named Isaac, and while this chapter doesn’t say, a previous chapter has God telling Abraham that he would become a father… Continue reading
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Volume 1-48, Genesis 20
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/genesis/20.htm In Genesis 20, Abraham and Sarah move to an area called Gerar, where they meet their king, King Abimelech. And it is almost a repeat of their trip to Egypt; Abraham tells Abimelech that Sarah is his sister, Abimelech takes her, but before he can do anything, the Bible says “God stopped him”. God came to… Continue reading
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Volume 1 -47, Genesis 19
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/genesis/19.htm In the last chapter, Abraham hosted Jesus and two angels who were on their way to investigate Sodom which had became a very sinful place. And remember how Abraham intercede, and made Jesus not to destroy the city if there were 10 righteous people there. And Sodam is where Lot was now living. In… Continue reading
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Volume 1-46, Genesis 18
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/genesis/18.htm This is one of the more wonderful stories of the Bible. It does not explicitly say, but Abraham is resting in the shade when three men appeared, and immediately bows to the ground and calls one of them “Lord”. My interpretation is that it was Jesus, pre-incarnate, and two angels. And Abraham invites them… Continue reading
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Volume 1-45, Genesis 17
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/genesis/17.htm This is the chapter in which God established what is called the “Abrahamic Covenant”. And God changed Abram’s name to Abraham, and instructed him that all males should be circumcised in the “flesh of their foreskin”. Many will argue that this covenant was no longer valid after Jesus created his covenant with the people,… Continue reading
