Jeremiah 21
Jeremiah 21 reminds me that we often live in the past. We remember our triumphs, or we relive our mistakes. We fail to notice the
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Jeremiah 21 reminds me that we often live in the past. We remember our triumphs, or we relive our mistakes. We fail to notice the
Exodus chapter 22 continues unfolding the law. Verse 1 begins, “If a man steals an ox or a sheep and… he sells it, he must
In Exodus chapter 22, verse 7 continues setting the standard for protection of property. “If a man gives his neighbor silver or other goods for
The last part of Exodus chapter 22 includes a variety of laws. Remember, this is written to a people that have not had true fellowship
Leviticus 22 contains a review of ceremonial purity and a warning against trusting in an imperfect sacrifice. We are reminded that God’s standards are immutable.
Numbers chapter 22 begins just after the nation of Israel has defeated the army of the Amorites in preparation of entering the Promised Land, as
Deuteronomy chapter 22 contains a number of commandments; some are affirmative “do” commandments, while others are negative, “do not” commandments. A very good reminder that
Joshua chapter 22 captures a crucial transition in the history of the Israelites. The major battles are over and the two and a half tribes
1 Samuel chapter 22 reminds me that even though we cannot change our past, we can still find a place of peace. We read that
2 Samuel chapter 22 is quite simply a song that David sang to the Lord “when the Lord delivered him from the hand of all