Day 353: Hebrews 9-10
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 353 is Hebrews 9-10: Remember the worship regulations in Exodus and Leviticus? The author here shows how Jesus is the sacrifice that effects the New Covenant.
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 353 is Hebrews 9-10: Remember the worship regulations in Exodus and Leviticus? The author here shows how Jesus is the sacrifice that effects the New Covenant.
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 352 is Hebrews 5-8: Christ’s priesthood, as the great high priest, is on a higher level than the Levitical priesthood.
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 351 is Hebrews 1-4: To Christians tempted to slip back into Judaism, the author asserts Christ’s pre-existent divinity and his superiority over the angels and Moses.
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 350 is Titus and Philemon: St. Paul writes to Philemon about his household, and to Titus about how to organize and lead his new church in Crete.
Online text: Titus
Online text: Philemon
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 349 is 2 Timothy: Another letter to the young pastor Timothy: in informal and affectionate language, St. Paul encourages him to be faithful to Christ in prayer and practice.
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 348 is 1 Timothy: St. Paul writes to Timothy about leading the Ephesians in “sound doctrine.”
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 347 is 2 Thessalonians: Here, St. Paul clears up misunderstandings about the “Day of the Lord,” then provides practical advice to avoid idleness but work hard for God’s purposes.
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 346 is 1 Thessalonians: There are two sections of the letter. In the first, St. Paul recounts his early days in Thessalonica. In the second, he encourages them to live according to hope.
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 345 is Colossians 1-4: A third captivity letter, Paul emphasizes that faith in Christ is sufficient for salvation and that nothing needs to be added to Christ’s sacrifice on the cross.
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 344 is Philippians 1-4: Also written in captivity, the epistle to the Philippians nonetheless overflows with joy and thankfulness.