by Thomas Frank | Mar 17, 2022 |
Thoughts and Reflection In today’s reading, we see there is corruption nearby. The people of Israel have been infected by the idolatry of the Midianites. Before they enter the Promised Land, they must go to battle and put an end to the corruption. It is...
by Thomas Frank | Mar 16, 2022 |
Thoughts and Reflection In today’s reading, there is a review of the major feasts — Feast of Booths and the Day of Atonement. On the Day of Atonement, the Israelites afflict themselves as a sign of sorrow for their sins. On this day they offer sacrifices...
by Thomas Frank | Mar 15, 2022 |
Thoughts and Reflection In Today’s reading are seeing the timelines of Numbers and Deuteronomy coming closer. In Deuteronomy, Moses tells what has come before and establishes the law again before the people enter the Promised Land. Also, an important and just...
by Thomas Frank | Mar 14, 2022 |
Thoughts and Reflection Today we have another census of all the tribes of Israel. Why are they doing this? The Israelites are getting ready for war and they need to know how many fighting men there are. Overall, there a few thousand less men then at the beginning of...
by Thomas Frank | Mar 13, 2022 |
Thoughts and Reflection In today’s reading we learn that Balaam is unable to curse the people of Israel instead he blesses them four times. God gives Balaam the words to say. The Israelites themselves are living on the plains of Moab and waiting to enter the...
by Thomas Frank | Mar 12, 2022 |
Thoughts and Reflection In today’s reading Balak continues his attempt to convince Balaam to curse the people of Israel but this didn’t go as planned. Church leaders do not believe balaam to be an honerable man. He is a man for hire and at the end he does...
Thank you, Jeff! It's a big undertaking. I look forward to the new perspectives I'll gain.
Thomas, this is fantastic! I went on that journey a few years ago, reading the entire Bible. It not only…
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