Manna For Breakfast with Bill Martin

Psalms - David's prayers for protection against oppressors and the Works and the Word of God.

John - Controversy continues about the healing of the Blind Man. Jesus affirms His Diety.

Psalm - Description of a citizen of Zion. The Lord is the psalmist's portion in life and deliverer in death.

John - Healing the man who was born blind.

Psalm - God, a Helper against the Treacherous, Prayer for Help in Trouble, Folly and Wickedness of Men

John - The Truth Will Make You Free

Psalm - A Psalm of Thanksgiving for God's Justice, The Lord a Refuge and Defense

John - The Adulterous Woman, Jesus is the Light of the World

Psalm - The Lord Implored to Defend the Psalmist against the Wicked, The Lord's Glory and Man's Dignity

John - Jesus Teaches at the Feast, The Adulterous Woman, Jesus is the Light of the World

Psalm - Evening prayer of Trust in God. Prayer for Protection from the Wicked. Prayer for Mercy in times of Trouble.

John - Jesus teaches at the feast.

2 Samuel : Last songs of David, The census taken, Pestilence sent, David builds an alter.

John : Words to the Jews, Words to the disciples, Peter's confession of Faith.

Psalm - Prayers of David for deliverance from secret enemies and help against persecutors.

John - Five thousand fed, Jesus walks on water.

2 Samuel - Joab Reproves David's Lament, David Restored as King, Sheba's Revolt, Amasa Murdered, Revolt Put Down

John - Two Resurrections, Witness of John, Witness of Works, Witness of the Father, Witness of the Scripture

2 Samuel - Absalom's Conspiracy, David Flees Jerusalem

Psalm- Morning Prayer of Trust in God, A Cry of Distress and Imprecation on Adversaries,

John - Woman at the Well contd., The True Food, The Samaritans

2 Samuel - Amnon and Tamar. Absalon avenges Tamar. The woman of Takoa.

John - Jesus goes to Galilee. The woman of Samaria.

Psalm - David's prayer of confession for his sinfulness, seeks forgiveness. Nathan confronts David.

John - For God So Loved the World.

1 Samuel - Ammon and Aram Defeated. Bathsheba, David's great sin. Nathan rebukes David, loss of a child, Solomon is born, war again.

John - The New Birth. John's last testamony

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2 Samuel - David's triumph's and kindness he shows to Mephibosheth.

Psalm - Lament over defeat in battle.

John - Miracle of Cana, Jesus cleansing the temple at passover.

2 Samuel - Peril in Moving the Ark, The Ark is Brought to Jerusalem, David Plans to Build a Temple, God's Covenant with David, David's prayer

Psalm - Thanksgiving for Deliverance from Death

John - John declares Jesus as the Son of God, Jesus' Public Ministry, First Converts

2 Samuel - The House of David Strengthened, Abner Joins David, David Mourns Abner, Ish-bosheth Murdered, David King over all Israel, War with the Philistines

John - The Deity of Jesus Christ, The Witness John, The Word Made Flesh

2 Samuel - David learns of Saul's Death, David Made King over Judah, Civil War

1 Samuel - David's victory over the Amalekites. The spoils are divided. Saul and his sons are slain.

Luke - The Resurrection. The Road to Emmaus and other appearances. The Ascension.

1 Samuel - Saul and the Spirit Medium. The Philistines distrust Dave.

Luke - Simon the Cyrene bears the Cross. The Crucifiction.

1 Samuel - David spares Saul's life twice. Samuel dies. Nabal & Abigail's intercession. David marries Abigail. David flees the Philistines.

Luke - Jesus goes before Pilot and Herod. Pilot seeks Jesus' release.

1 Samuel: David delivers Keeilah

Psalms: David hiding form Saul in the wilderness of Judah still praising the Lord.

Luke: Jesus' betrayal by Judas, Arrested and questioned by Sanhedrin, Peter's denial, Jesus

admits to being The Son of Man

Psalms - Futility of Boastful Wickedness, Prayer for Rescue from PersecutorsPrayer for Help in Trouble

Luke - Who is Greatest, The Garden of Gethsemane

1 Samuel - The Priests slain at Nob

Psalm - Suplication for Deliverance and Grateful Trust in God

Luke - Preparing the Passover, The Lord's Supper

1 Samuel - David and Jonathan Covenant, Saul Is Angry with Jonathan, David Takes Consecrated Bread

Psalm - The Lord, A Provider and Deliverer

Luke - Tribute to Caesar, Is There a Resurrection?

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1 Samuel: David's protected from Saul

Psalms: David's prayer to God, Who seeks after God?

Luke: The widows mite, Jesus speaks on things to come.

1 Samuel: Goliath's challenge, David accepts Goliath's challenge, David kills Goliath. Johnathan and David bond in spirit with God, Saul turns against David, David marries Saul's daughter.

Luke: Scribes, Sadducees and the resurrection. Beware of the Pharisees.

1 Samuel - Saul's Disobedience, Samuel Rebukes Saul, Samuel Goes to Bethlehem, David Anointed

Luke - Jesus' Authority Questioned, Parable of the Vine-growers, Tribute to Caesar

1 Samuel: War with the Philistines, Johnathan's victory, Saul's foolish finish.

Luke: Jesus' triumphant entry, Traders driven from the temple.

1 Samuel - Saul among Prophets, Saul Defeats the Ammonites, Samuel Addresses Israel

Luke - Zaccheus Converted, Parable of Money Usage

1 Samuel - Deliverance from the Philistines, Samuel's Ministry, Israel Demands a King, Saul's Search

Luke - The Wealthy and Heaven, Bartimaeus Receives Sight

1 Samuel - Philistines Take the Ark in Victory, Capture of the Ark Provokes God, The Ark Returned to Israel

Luke - Parables on Prayer, The Pharisee and the Publican, The Rich Young Ruler

1 Samuel: God hears Hanna's prayers, Samuel is born and dedicated to the Lord's service under Eli. Eli's sons sin and die. Samuel receives a Prophetic call.

Luke: The second coming is foretold by Jesus.

Ruth: Naomi, Ruth and Boaz the kinsman redeemer.

Luke: The forgiving of sins seven times seven daily, expressing thankfulness. The ten lepers healed, one turns back.

Judges: The Levites concubine is degraded in Benjamin. Civil war follows, Benjamin is defeated. Mourning for the lost tribe leads to wives being provided.

Luke: Jesus parables of the unrighteous steward and the rich man and Lazarus

Judges: Sampson, Delilah, the secret of his strength. Micah, the levite priest and the Dante's fall.

Luke: The prodigal son.

Judges - Philistines Oppress Again, Samson's Marriage, Samson Burns Philistine

Luke - The Lost Sheep, The Lost Coin

Judges - Jephthah the Ninth Judge, Jephthah, and His Successors

Luke - Discipleship Tested

Judges - Abimelech's Conspiracy, Oppression of Philistines and Ammonites

Luke - Jesus Heals on the Sabbath

Judges: Deborah and Barack deliver Israel from the Canaanites. Sisera is killed by Jael. Israel is oppressed by Midian. The angel of God visits Gideon to deliver Israel from Baal.

Luke: Jesus teaches about repentance and redemption. Also the parables of the mustard seed, the tree and the vineyard.

Judges: The tribes of Israel go about capturing the land and fighting the people God had given them, but they're without a leader when Joshua dies and they fall into idolatry and forget the Lord repeatedly leading to capture and servitude and being rescued. The first judge delivers them as well as valiant warriors.

Luke: Jesus teaches to be watching for the signs of the Son of Man's return and tries to explain His kingdom and the divisions that will come about by those following Him.

Joshua: Joshua's farewell address, a review of Israel's history and Israel chooses to serve God.

Luke: Jesus speaks of the secret motives of life, seek God first and serve Him.

Joshua: Joshua presents the divisions of the promised land to the tribes of Israel according to God's instruction.

Luke: Jesus warns of signs, and teaches of the lighted lamp not being hidden. The pharisees are denounced.

Joshua - Territory of Ephraim, Territory of Manasseh, Rest of the Land Divided

Luke - Instruction about Prayer, Pharisees' Blasphemy

Joshua - Canaan Divided among the Tribes, Caleb's Request, Territory of Judah

Luke - Lawyer tests Jesus, The Good Samaritan, Martha and Mary

Joshua: God leads Joshua and all Israel to conquer in total 31 kings and cleanse the land of evil hearted men and giants in battle upon battle, just as God had instructed Moses and Moses had passed on to Joshua, some fought with hailstones and of God bringing about the Long day of Joshua.

Luke: Jesus sends out seventy disciples into every city He was going to go to. They returned with a great report and in the process were taught to rely on the the Holy Spirit of God to lead and guide them and not their own power and ability.

Joshua - Israel Is Defeated at Ai, The Sin of Achan, The Conquest of Ai, Guile of the Gibeonites

Luke - Disciples Can Not Heal A Boy, Jesus rebukes the Unclean Spirit and Heals, The Test of Greatness

Joshua: Stones are taken from out of the dry ground of the Jordan where all Israel crossed as a memorial. God has all the sons of Israel circumcised once again. Joshua leads in the destruction of Jericho, where the walls fall flat and the city is sacked.

Luke: Peter acknowledges Jesus as The Christ of God. Peter, James and John witness the transfiguration of Jesus speaking with Elijah and Moses and hear God pronounce This Is My Son, My Chosen One, Listen to Him.

Joshua: God gives Joshua direction to lead Israel to cross the Jordan. Rehab aids two sons of Nun in Jericho and is given a promise in return. Israel and the Ark cross the Jordan with a miraculous act of God.

Luke: Jesus sends out the disciples two by two to proclaim the Kingdom of God and heal. Jesus feeds 5,000 with five loaves and two fish.

Deuteronomy - The Song of Moses, The Blessing of Moses, The Death of Moses

Luke - The Demoniac Cured, Miracles of Healing

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Deuteronomy - Restoration Promised, Choose Life, Moses' Last Counsel, Joshua Is Commissioned

Luke - Ministering Women, Parable of the Sower, Parable of the Lamp, Jesus Stills the Sea

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Deuteronomy - Blessings at Gerizim, Consequences of Disobedience, The Covenant in Moab

Luke - A Deputation from John (contd.), Parable of Two Debtors

Deuteronomy: Upon entering the new land God requires a tithe of their first fruits, for them to write all the words of the Law on white washed stones and to proclaim curses from Mt. Ebal.

Luke: Jesus heals a centurion's servant, raises a widows son from the dead and sends a message to John of the miracles He's preformed according to prophecy for the Messiah.

Deuteronomy: Requirements laid out for people that are to be excluded from the assembly, laws about divorce, instructions of how Israel is to maintain familial inheritance.

Luke: Love the Lord your God with all your heart, love others as Jesus loves, love your neighbor as yourself. The parable of the builders building

on solid ground or shifting sand.

Deuteronomy: Laws concerning warfare and regulations of God addressing the individual person.

Luke: Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath heals, Jesus chooses the 12 apostles and presents the beatitudes.

Deuteronomy: Moses continues giving the instructions to Israel before they enter the land, about administering justice, portions for Levites and false prophets.

Luke: Jesus heals a lame man and calls Levi (Matthew) the tax collector.

Deuteronomy - Clean and Unclean Animals, The Sabbatic Year, The Feasts of Passover of Weeks, and of Booths

Luke - The First Disciples, The Leper, and the Paralytic

Deuteronomy - Rewards of Obedience, Laws of the Sanctuary, Shun Idolatry

Luke - Jesus' Public Ministry

Deuteronomy - God's Gracious Dealings, Israel Provoked God, The Tablets Rewritten

Luke - The Temptation of Jesus, Jesus's Public Ministry

Conquests Recounted, Israel Urged to Obey God's Law

Numbers: Baalam prophecies for Balak the word of God blessing Israel repeatedly. Unable to defeat Israel through God instead Baalam recommends they be led to sin against their God by bowing down to the gods of Peor. Due to their sin a plague breaks out among the Israelites and is stopped by an act of Phinehas.

Mark: Jesus' resurrection is discovered at the empty tomb, He's seen by others and He meets with the disciples, where He gives the great commission and finally many days later was received up into heaven.

Numbers - The Slaughter of Midian, Division of the Booty, Reuben and Gad Settle in Gilead, Review of the Journey from Egypt to Jordan

Luke - The Magnificat, John is Named, Zacharias's Prophecy

Numbers - Laws of Offerings, Offerings of the Seventh Month

Luke - Waiting for Zacharias, Jesus' birth Foretold, Mary visits Elizabeth

Numbers - Census of a New Generation, The Law of Inheritance, Joshua to Succeed Moses,

Luke - Introduction

Numbers: Miriam's death. The people complain, Moses strikes a rock and Aaron dies. A bronze serpent is lifted to heal the Israelites. Israel has victory over two cities and Balak, summons Baalam to curse the Israelites where an angel intercedes using a donkey.

James: Jesus' takes all the sins of the world upon Himself on the cross and dies. Joseph of Arimathea anoints His body and buries Him in his own tomb.

Numbers:  Laws for the foreigners and punishment for those who break the sabbath.  Korah and sons of Israel's rebellion against Moses results in the earth opening taking them and all that was theirs.  The people grumble at this and God has a plague break out where 14,700 die before atonement is made by Aaron.

Mark:  Jesus stands against His accusers and Peter denies Him three times.

Numbers - The Passover, The Cloud on the Tabernacle, The Silver Trumpets, The Tribes Leave Sinai, The People Complain, The Complaint of Moses, Seventy Elders to Assist, The Quail and the Plague, The Murmuring of Miriam and Aaron

Mark - Death Plot and Anointing

Numbers - Offerings of the Leaders, The Seven Lamps, Cleansing the Levites, Retirement

Mark - The Return of Christ

Numbers:  A group of laws God gave Moses about Lepers, restitution, women suspected of adultery, vows of the Nazarites and Arron's Benediction.  

Mark:  Jesus speaks to His disciples about all the things that are to come and must take place. 

Numbers:  The records that the Lord spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai concerning the Levites being a priesthood and their duties and positions around the tabernacle by families, households and individuals.

Mark:  The religious leaders questioning Jesus, what is the greatest commandment and a teaching Jesus gives about the widows mite.

Numbers:  God has Moses take a census of all the warriors of Israel at Mount Sinai not including the levites, who will be camped around the tabernacle tending it.  Also given are very specific instructions on how the tribes are to camp around the tabernacle and in what order they break camp and travel.

Mark:  Jesus shares three parables, of the winegrower and his son, the lawfulness of paying poll taxes to Caesar. and who will be the husband of a woman married seven times in heaven.   

Leviticus:  God promises a blessing for obedience to Israel that they will never need to worry for their well being as He will take care of all their needs in the promised land but for disobedience there will be severe consequences and they will be scattered until they repent.

Mark:  The fig tree withers that Jesus had cursed.   Jesus teaches His followers to forgive others as God has forgiven them and challenges the religious leaders to first answer Him when they ask by what authority He acts upon.  

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Leviticus - The Sabbatic Year and Year of Jubilee, The Law of Redemption, Of Poor Countrymen, Of Redeeming a Poor Man

Mark - The Triumphal Entry, Jesus Drives Money Changers from the Temple, Jesus' Authority Questioned

Leviticus - Laws of Religious Festivals, The Day of Atonement, The Lamp and the Bread of the Sanctuary, An Eye for an Eye

Mark - Jesus' Sufferings Foretold, Bartimaeus Receives His Sight

Leviticus - Regulations Concerning Priests, Sundry Rules for Priests, Flawless Animals for Sacrifice

Mark - Jesus' Teaching about Divorce, Jesus Blesses Little Children

Leviticus:  Many laws and ordinances on how to live godly lives treating all fairly and of caring for all that has ben created.  Love your neighbor as yourself.

Mark:  Jesus foretells of His death and resurrection and gives dire warnings!

Leviticus:  rituals of blood shed for atonement and Laws concerning immoral relations.   

Mark:  The mount of Transfiguration is witnessed by 3 of Jesus' disciples and Jesus heals a young son possessed with a spirit.

Leviticus:  The continued broad laws about leprosy in their homes, clothes and on their bodies. 

Mark:  Jesus feeds four thousand and afterwards warns about the pharisees leaven. 

Leviticus - The Test for Leprosy

Mark - The Heart of Man, The Syrophoenician Woman

Leviticus - The Consecration of Aaron and His Sons, Aaron Offers Sacrifices, The Sin of Nadab and Abihu.

Mark - Five Thousand Fed, Jesus Walks on Water.

Leviticus:  Sacrifices of guilt offerings continued to be explained along with the ordination portion for the priests.

Mark:  Jesus teaches I his home town and heals only a few.  John the Baptist's fate is recalled while the people try to identify who Jesus is.  

Leviticus:  God gives the procedures and reasons for the Peace, Sin and Guilt offerings that will need to be done.  

Mark:  Jesus heals a woman with a hemorrhage and the daughter of Jairus.

Psalm:  A prayer of Moses recognizing God's eternal nature versus mans transitory nature along with the security of the one who trusts in the Lord Jesus.

Letivitus:  The laws of burnt offering and grain offerings, the offerings of thanksgiving to God.  

Mark:  Jesus and the cleansing of the demoniac.

Exodus:  Extensive directions given Moses by God were followed to create the priestly garments.  The tabernacle is erected and the glory of God filled it, God only left it when the people were to move and returned when they were to stop.

Mark:  Jesus is giving more parables to mature those whose faith is growing in Him.   

Exodus - The Tabernacle Underwritten, Construction Proceeds, Construction Continues, The Tabernacle Completed

Mark - Parable of the Sower and Soils, Explanation

Exodus - The Two Tablets Replaced, The Covenant Renewed, Moses' Face ShinesThe Sabbath Emphasized, Tabernacle Workmen, Gifts Received.

Mark - Scribes Accuse Jesus Of Being Possessed by Beelebul, Jesus Identifies His Family.

Exodus - The Skilled Craftsmen, The Sign of the Sabbath, The Golden Calf, Moses' Entreaty, Moses' Anger, The Journey Resumed, Moses Intercedes.

Mark - Jesus heals On the Sabbath, The Twelve Are Chosen.

Exodus:  God gives Moses a detailed description of the bronze alter, court of the tabernacle and the garments for the priests.  

Mark:  Jesus casts out demons and heals the sick along with a leper who He then orders to tell no one.  

Exodus:  God gives all the details for the construction of the tabernacle and its contents to Moses.

Mark:  God's Holy Son Jesus, coming from heaven is announced by John the Baptist and baptized by John according to the Law.  Directly afterward Jesus goes into the wilderness for forty days and afterwards begins selecting His disciples. 

Exodus:  God gives Moses the Law.  The people affirm their covenant with God and promises to guide, protect and bless them if they remail=n faithful to Him.  God writes the 10 Commandments on the stone tablets.  

Matthew:  Jesus Is Risen and gives the eleven disciples the great commission to go and make disciples.  

Exodus - Ordinances for the People, Personal Injuries, Property Rights, Sundry Laws.

Matthew - The veil in the Temple is Torn, Jesus is Buried.

Exodus - Moses on Sinai, The Lord Visits Sinai, The Ten Commandments.

Matthew - Jesus is Mocked, The Crucifixion, 

Exodus - The Lord Provides Manna, The Lord Provides Meat, The Sabbath Observed, Water in the Rock, Amalek Fought, Jethro, Moses" Father-in-law, Jethro Counsels Moses.

Matthew - Judas's Remorse, Jesus Before Pilate.

Exodus:  Pharaoh and the Egyptian army pursue the sons of Israel, God parts the Red Sea for Israel to pass on dry ground but when the Egyptians follow God closed the sea upon them.  

Matthew:  Jesus prays that this cup might pass from Him but that God's will be done.  Jesus is betrayed, arrested, taken before Caiaphas, sentenced to death and then Peter denies knowing Him three times before the rooster crows.

Exodus:  The blood of the passover lambs on the sons of Israel's doorposts spared all the lives within while the firstborn of all that lived in Egypt died as a result of Pharaoh not setting God's people free.  The Exodus begins as Israel is driven out by all the Egyptians and were given anything they asked for as plunder.  

Matthew:  The plot to kill Jesus begins and Judas looks to betray Him as the last passover is replaced when Jesus broke bread and drank the cup of wine  instituting the Lord's Supper be done in remembrance of His broken body and shed blood given for the sins of many.

Exodus:  God continues having Moses pronounce and pour out the plagues on Egypt as He has hardened Pharaoh's heart.

Mathew:  Jesus tells of the judgement that's to come when He returns in His glory and separates the sheep from the goats.  

Exodus:  Moses tells Pharaoh that God has declared "Let My People Go."  Pharaoh's heart is hardened and the plagues begin to be poured out upon Egypt.

Matthew:  Jesus tells the parables of the ten virgins and of the talents. 

Exodus - Moses Given Powers, Aaron to Be Moses' Mouthpiece, Israel's Labor Increased, God's Promises Action, The Heads of Israel

Matthew - The Glorious Return, Parable of the Fig Tree, Be Ready for His Coming,

Exodus - Israel Multiplies in Egypt, The Birth of Moses, The Burning Bush, The Mission of Moses

Matthew - Signs of Christ's Return, Perilous Times

Genesis - Israel's Prophecy concerning His Sons, The Death of Israel, Death of Joseph

Matthew - Woes to the Scribes and Pharisees continue, Lament over Jerusalem

Genesis:  Jacob (aka Israel) moves to Egypt taking his entire family and all is possessions and is reunited with a tearful Joseph who settles him in Goshen.  Pharaoh becomes exceedingly rich as everyone sold all they had because of the severity of the famine.  Jacob blesses Joseph's sons as he prepares to die.

Matthew:  Jesus exposes the hypocrisy and pride of the scribes and Pharisees as He gives the start of the eight woes upon them.  

Genesis:  Jacob's family returns to Egypt with Benjamin where Joseph again tests the brothers until he finally reveals himself to them.  Afterward Joseph sends his brothers back to their father carrying gifts for them all.  

Matthew:  A dispute between the Sadducees and the Pharisees arrises and they ask Jesus to explain what will happen in heaven with wives of deceased husbands along with what the greatest commandment is.  

Genesis:  Upon being taken from prison to interpret Pharaoh's dreams Joseph is made a ruler in Egypt below Pharaoh due to his unmatched wisdom.  Jacob sends Joseph's brothers to Egypt to buy grain due to the famine, they encounter Joseph who they no longer recognize and are tested by him. 

Matthew 22:1-22  Jesus teaches the parable of the wedding feast and the Pharisees test Jesus over paying tribute to Caesar.

Genesis:  Joseph known Egypt has great success followed by his false imprisonment where God uses him to interpret two dreams.

Matthew:  Jesus teaches about how those in authority are to use their power correctly.  Two parables are given, one of the two sons and the other of the landowner who sends finally his son.  

Genesis - Esau Moves, Descendants of Esau, Joseph's Dream, Juda & Tamar

Matthew 21:1-22 - The Triumphal Entry, The Barren Fig Tree

Genesis - Jacob Meets Esau, The Treachery of Jacob's Sons, Jacob Moves to Bethel, The Sons of Israel

Matthew - Death, Resurrection Foretold, Preferment Asked, Sight for the Blind

Genesis - Jacob Leaves Secretly for Canaan, The Covenant of Mizpah, Jacob's Fear of Esau

Matthew - Laborers in the Vineyard, Death, Resurrection Foretold

Genesis:  Jacob meets Rachel and seeking to marry her is deceived by her father just as he had once deceived his brother.  God blesses and Jacob and his family  as his wives and their maids begin to bear him 12 sons who will become the 12 tribes of Israel.

Matthew:  Jesus teaches divorce, allowing little children to come to Him and provides an answer to the rich young ruler on how to enter the kingdom of God.  

Genesis - Jacob's Deception, The Stolen Blessing, Jacob is Sent Away, Jacob's Dream

Matthew - Forgiveness (how many times should we forgive)

Genesis:  Abraham dies and is buried with Sarah.  Ishmael dies, Isaac and Rebekah have twin sons, Esau and Jacob.  Esau sells his birthright for bread and stew to Jacob.  Isaac lies about Rebekah being his sister to Abimelech and wells are quarreled over until a covenant is made with Abimelech.  

Matthew:  Jesus gives more instruction, calling for all to come to Him as little children with simple faith, of the lengths God will go to to save the one lost sheep as our good shepherd and of discipline and prayer.  

Genesis:  Abraham negotiates and purchases land to bury Sarah.  Abraham sends his servant to the land of his relatives to take a wife for Isaac.  Rebekah willingly returns and becomes Isaac's wife.  

Matthew:  The transfiguration of Jesus upon the mountain along with Elijah and Moses is witnessed by Peter, James and John who heard the voice of God pronounce "This is My beloved Son with whom I am well pleased." 

Job: God gives a description of the leviathan to convince Job of his weakness before it and of God's power being mightier than all.   Job humbly repents, his friends are corrected for their wrong view of God and is commanded to make sacrifices for them for pardon.  Job is restored to twice his previous state.  

Matthew:  Jesus warns of the disciples of the destructive teachings of the pharisees.  Peter identifies Jesus as The Messiah, Jesus agrees and acknowledges that He is The Messiah and must go to Jerusalem, suffer, die and be raised up on the 3rd day.  Peter is blessed by Jesus and then rebuked. .  

Job - God Speaks Now to Job - God's Mighty Power - God Speaks of Nature and Its Beings - Job: What Can I Say? - God Questions Job - God's Power Shown in Creatures

Matthew - The Syrophoenician Woman - Healing Crowds - Four Thousand Fed

Job - Elihu Speaks of Gods Dealings with Men - Elihu Says God is Back of the Storm

Matthew - Traditions and Commandments - The Heart of Man

Elisha correctly vindicates all God does in justice as Job had questioned in his depression what good is being righteous if God treats the just and unjust the same.  He has come out of that depression and recognized the truth, and his friends don't have a full picture of the severe persecution Job is under by Satan.

Job:  Elihua, a young man who's been listening and thinking of himself as wiser and more righteous than Job and his friends is angered by what he's heard and is unable to hold back from speaking any longer, accuses Job of being wrong before God.

Matthew:  John the Baptist is beheaded as a result of Herod speaking carelessly after John angered Herod's wife Herodias.  Jesus hears the news about John the Baptist and withdraws but a crowd follows and he mercifully heals many and miraculously feeds 5,000 with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish.  Peter walks on water at Jesus' command.

Job: Job explains how humiliating his present state is with the pain and mocking.  Then Job speaks of his integrity in all his way and fear before God.

Matthew:  Jesus continues on speaking in parables about the mustard seed, leaven, hidden treasure and a costly pearl, all the things that have been hidden of the kingdom of heaven and of the ultimate value of our salvation rather than the things of the world.  Setting our priorities right.  

Job: Job tells of the difficulties acquiring earthly treasures and yet the search for wisdom is much harder and of more value than anything else.  In his wisdom Job teaches his friends about the holiness of God and their arrogant speech toward himself, as he has honored God all his life.   

Matthew: Jesus begins His teaching in parables and His disciples question why in parables rather than straight forward.  Jesus explained that many are dull in seeing and hearing and won't understand until their hearts are completely surrendered to God, seeking only to know Him more deeply.

Job - Bildad Says Man is Inferior - Job Rebukes Bildad - The Greatness of God - Job Affirms His Righteousness - The State of the Godless

Matthew - The Pharisees Rebuked - The Unpardonable Sin - Words Reveal Character - The Desire for Signs - Changed Relationships

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Job - Eliphaz Accuses & Exhorts Job - Job Says He Longs for God - Job Says God Seems to Ignore Wrongs

Matthew - The Genealogy of Jesus the Messiah

Job - Zophar Speaks: The Wicked Will Suffer - Job Replies: The Wicked Do Prosper

Matthew - John's Questions, Unrepenting Cities, Come to Me

Job: sees he's become loathsome and a byword to everyone who knows him and that God has kept them from understanding in their hearts what is happening.  Bildan falsely accuses and insults him.  Job recognizes that God is his only hope and clings to God knowing that his Redeemer lives and continues to praise HIm.     

Matthew: Jesus claims His deity, setting the standard for being a disciple of His as persecution will come to all those who follow Him. He calls all to endure to the end for our rewards are in heaven.

Job: speaks of how God holds our days in His hands while Elephaz presumes Job's guilt by condemning him as a bad man and that he is being punished by God as He does to bad men.  Job counts his friends as worthless and waits upon God to release him from the hands of the wicked.

Matthew: Jesus, having chosen the twelve disciples, sent them out to heal and preach the kingdom of heaven to the men of Israel, to worry about nothing as God will meet all their needs and provide words for them to speak, teaching them to walk by faith and not by sight. 

Job:  Zophar, Job's friend condemns him thinking he's done something wicked but Job speaks of their misconception of God and the he trusts God will vindicate him.  

Matthew:  Jesus feeling compassion for the distressed and dispirited performs many miracles of healing those who have great faith in Him.  The Pharisees account Jesus as healing those from demons by the ruler of the demons.   

Job: Job is still maintaining his innocence while acknowledging God is good and just and that none can be completely right before Him, as his friend says God rewards the good.  

Matthew:  Wrapped in the calling of Matthew, Jesus shares parables calling for compassion rather than rigid systems of the law, being emptied of the old and made new just as old wine isn't put into new wineskins.  

Job:  Job even in depression and great despair while being used by God as an example as someone that will not deny Him as Satan tempts and torments him. 

Matthew: Jesus goes into two storms, one with His disciples on the sea and the other when he healed two men from demons and the towns people rather than celebrating the witnessing of a miracle instead beg Him to leave.  

Job - Job's Lament - Job's friend's accusation.

Matthew - Jesus Cleanses a Leper; The Centurion's Faith

Job - Job's Character and Wealth - Job Loses His Health

Matthew - Judging Others; Prayer and the Golden Rule; The Narrow and Wide Gates; A Tree and Its Fruit; The Two Foundations

Genesis: Abraham's faith is tested over and over, first with Abimelech and Sarah and again when God asked that he sacrifice his only son, Isaac.  Abraham was considered righteous because of his faith and fear of the Lord.  

Matthew: In this verse of Matthew Jesus teaches that where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.  Do not worry about tomorrow for it will take care of itself. 

Genesis - Hagar, and Ismael - The Covenant of Circumcision

Matthew - Continuation of the Beatitudes

Genesis - Abram and Lot separate and choose their portion of land. - War of the Kings. Abram chooses people over things. - Abram promised a son.

Matthew - Sermon on the mount.

Genesis - Descendants of Noah - Universal Language, Babel, Confusion - Abram Journeys to Egypt

Matthew - The Temptation of Jesus by Satan

Genesis - The flood and destruction of the earth - The flood subsides and God commands Noah to leave the ark with his family. - Covenant of the rainbow is given by God.

Matthew - The preaching of John the Baptist - Jesus' baptism

Genesis - The births of Cain and Abel - The murder of Abel by Cain - Genealogy of Adam - Humankind corrupts the earth with evil. God's plan is to destroy them but instructs Noah to build an ark to save his family and the animals. Matthew - Wise men came from the east to worship the child. King Herod ordered that all the baby boys be killed. An angel warned Joseph to flee.

Genesis: Two angels pronounce that Sarah will give birth to a son in her old age.  Abraham negotiates for Sodom and Gomorrah where two angels visit Lot and urge him to warn his family to flee Sodom.  Lot's wife is turned into a pillar of salt and his daughters get him drunk and have relations with him to continue this family line.

Matthew:  Jesus teaches how to give to the poor, how to fast and how to pray to our Heavenly Father.

Genesis: The Bible begins with God's creation story.

Mathew: The record of the genealogy of Jesus The Messiah.

Malachi:  a book of remembrance.  God's love expressed for Israel, a blessing will come upon the righteous if they believe in god and Bring their best out of their great love for him.  

Revelation 22: The river of the water of life and the Tree of life.  Blessed is he who heeds the words of the prophecy of this book.  Jesus is coming quickly.

Nehemiah - All the Levites and leaders gathered to dedicate the wall. They made offerings and rejoiced. Men were appointed over the storerooms. | Priests and Levites return to Jerusalem with Zerubbabel.

Psalms - Prayer for the Lord's help.

Revelation - The new heaven and the new earth.

A detailed listing of all the groupings of people, tribes, cities and villages that volunteered to come back to Israel from Babylon and all their obligations is documented.

As the book of the Law continues being read the Israelites confess their sinfulness and God's faithfulness to them while haring their history laid before them.  

Satan is bound for 1,000 years then freed, yet doomed.  Those faithful to Jesus and the word of God reign with Christ for 1,000 years.  All the dead are judged according to their deeds in the books.  The devil is thrown into the lake of fire along with all the unfaithful that had ever died who were not in the book of life.