365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Genesis 37
The story of Joseph, punctuated by the jealousy and conspiracy of his brothers, exemplifies God’s sovereignty over human circumstances.
The story of Joseph, punctuated by the jealousy and conspiracy of his brothers, exemplifies God’s sovereignty over human circumstances.
Jesus begins his three years of public ministry on earth following 30 years of preparation and growth in “wisdom and stature” (Luke 2:52).
Jacob’s ladder dream, the focus of Genesis 28, beautifully illustrates the difference between Christianity and all other religions of the world.
In this chapter of Jesus’ birth and youth, we see the third and fourth of four hymns in Luke’s Gospel: the Gloria in Excelsis of the heavenly host and the Nunc Dimittis of Simeon.
Jacob’s deception to gain blessing, and its consequences, is at the center of Genesis 27.
The most comprehensive of the four Gospels, Luke is a beautifully written book that documents the perfect humanity of Jesus and presents Him as the Son of Man who seeks and saves the lost.
The Lord continues to fulfill His promises to Abraham by preparing a bride for the promised son, Isaac, in this chapter.
Jesus responds to mounting opposition by intensifying His teaching and preparation of His disciples so that they will be prepared for His departure.
Over the years of walking with the Lord, Abraham learned to trust God’s voice and obey it; this chapter records the supreme test to his faith.
Mark’s Gospel moves quickly through the life of Jesus to the final week of His life, with an emphasis on His humanity (frequently referring to Him as the “Son of Man”). Service and sacrifice are major themes of Mark.
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