Daniel 5” href=”http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/index.php?search=Daniel+5;&version=31;&interface=print”>Daniel 5 reminds me of the lamest excuse ever offered. “I was drunk” has been used to try to excuse every harmful, reckless
Jeremiah 5 reminds me of the oath of a witness in court. They swear to “tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the
Hosea 5 reminds me of a friend that once told me, he does not know a single person that is happily married. It is painful
Amos 5 reminds me of the classic movie lines used repeatedly throughout the “Terminator” series; “Come with me if you want to live”. At the
Micah 5 reminds me of Christmas. I have six siblings, spread out 13 years from oldest to youngest. Over time, all of us moved away,
Zechariah 5 reminds me of the expression “to throw the book at someone”. We usually think of this term being used in a courtroom situation
Exodus 5 reminds me of the old expression: “Like talking to a brick wall”. It can be apathy, distraction, or distain, but some people simply
Leviticus chapter 6 begins with providing a deeper understanding to the guilt offering. The Lord begins the chapter with a basic truth that must be
Numbers chapter 6 provides the details of a special vow of separation to the Lord, called the vow of the Nazirite. The chapter begins with
In Deuteronomy chapter 6, Moses passionately applies God’s commandments to the lives of the individual believers. After re-teaching the law to the new generation, he