1 Samuel 26
1 Samuel chapter 26 is filled with powerful pictures that remind us of our relationship to one another and to God. The chapter begins with
June 24, 2006
1 Samuel chapter 26 is filled with powerful pictures that remind us of our relationship to one another and to God. The chapter begins with
1 Chronicles 24, 25 and 26 remind me that our God is a God of order. One of David’s great strengths was his ability to
2 Chronicles 26 could be summarized by Proverbs 16:18, “Pride goes before destruction, And a haughty spirit before a fall“. Simply put, pride causes us
Genesis chapter 26 begins with Isaac facing the exact same circumstance his father Abraham faced earlier, “Now there was a famine in the land-besides the
Proverbs 26 is like a police lineup of character types. Instead of photos, he uses verbal pictures. In a series of comparisons he helps add
Isaiah 26 reminds me that one right decision can overcome a lifetime of wrong ones. While I seem to always choose the more difficult way,
Ezekiel 26 reminds me of a recent trip up to the northeast coast where so many were affected by the floods of SuperStorm Sandy. There
Jeremiah 26 reminds me of the expression, “Don’t shoot the messenger”. We often use that when we share bad news with someone to explain that
Exodus chapter 27 describes some seemingly minor details of the tabernacle, the alter and the outer court; but this was where the action was. This
Leviticus chapter 27 introduces the new concept of dedicating a person to the Lord. Interestingly, it is not until the last chapter of the book