Reading Ezekiel Chapter 17
Summary: God presents a riddle to the house of Israel about two eagles and the topmost twigs of a great tree being cropped off. Afterwards, he explains it, then again gives an illustration of the Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 14 – 16
Summary: God severely warns about presuming to ask anything of him when they are worshipping other things. He compares the uselessness of the nation of Israel at the time to wood only fit to burn. He Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 12 – 13
Summary: Ezekiel has to go through the motions of moving all his things and digging out a part of the wall. He makes a curious prophecy about Zedekiah going to Babylon, but not seeing it. Next, there Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 8 – 11
Summary: Ezekiel has another vision of God on his throne, but also takes a visionary trip to Jerusalem that distresses him greatly. Read from the World English Bible. Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 4 – 7
Summary: Ezekiel is instructed to dramatically represent the destruction of Jerusalem by everything from shaving his hair and beard to cooking over human dung. God clearly explains why Israel and Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 1 – 3
Summary: Ezekiel describes his vision of heaven and is told he will have hard things to tell the people of Israel, but they won't listen. Read from the World English Bible. 5 - Kings of the Continue Reading
Reading Acts Chapter 28
Summary: Paul gets bitten by a viper, heals the father of the magistrate of Malta, and finally makes it to Rome. Once in Rome, he begins by presenting the gospel to the leaders of the Jews, but ends Continue Reading
Reading Acts Chapter 27
Summary: While they are on the way to Italy, the centurion treats Paul kindly, but they end up on a second ship and contrary winds which almost kill them. Paul receives another supernatural vision to Continue Reading
Reading Acts Chapter 26
Summary: King Agrippa listens to Paul explain his vision from God and how it aligns with Moses and the prophets. King Agrippa is intrigued and confides to Festus that Paul is innocent. Read from the Continue Reading
