Since this is a leap year, and today is a leap day, there will be no scheduled readings for today.
You are encouraged to read your favorite Bible passage(s) today.
May God bless you today!
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Exodus 35:4-29; Exodus 31:1-11; Exodus 35:30-37:16
Yesterday we finished reading all the laws that were contained in the Law of Moses. These laws were spread throughout the books of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. Now we pick back up with the narrative contained in Exodus. God is giving Moses instructions on how to build the tabernacle and its contents.
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
VIII. Rules of Warfare
C. Camp Regulations
IX. Responsibilities Under the Laws
A. Obedience Enjoined
B. Duty to Promulgate
C. Blessings of Obedience
D. Punishments for Disobedience
E. Conclusion
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
VI. Health and Dietary Laws
B. Dietary Regulations
4. Blood and Fat
VII. General Welfare Laws
A. Requirements for Benevolence
B. Duties of Respect and Support
1. Parents
2. Elderly, Widows, Orphans, and Strangers
3. Deaf, Blind, and Neighbors
C. Treatment of Animals
VIII. Rules of Warfare
A. Preparation for Battles
B. Rules of Siege
Leviticus 13:18-59; Leviticus 14:33-57; Deuteronomy 24:8-9; Leviticus 15:1-8
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
VI. Health and Dietary Laws
A. Health Regulations
1. Leprosy
2. Discharges
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
V. Marriage, Divorce, and Sexual Relations
C. Sexual Violations
2. Adultery
3. Prostitution
4. Incest
5. Violation of Uncleanness
6. Homosexual Practices
7. Bestiality
8. Conclusion
VI. Health and Dietary Laws
A. Health Regulations
1. Leprosy
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
IV. Personal Rights and Remedies
F. Inheritance
1. Right of First Born
2. Levirate Marriage
3. Case of Zelophehad's Daughters
V. Marriage, Divorce, and Sexual Relations A. Marriage
B. Divorce
C. Sexual Violations
1. Introduction
2. Adultery
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
IV. Personal Rights and Remedies
A. Injuries, Damages, and Restitution for Loss
B. Masters and Servants
C. Credit, Interest, and Collateral
D. Contracts and Agreements
E. Weights and Measures
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
II. Laws of Government
C. The Judicial System
4. Punishment
III. Laws of Special Crimes
A. Crimes Against the Person
1. Homocide
2. Feticide
3. Kidnapping
4. Mayhem
5. Rape
6. Assault
B. Crimes Against Property
1. Theft of Personal Property
2. Theft of Real Property
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
I. Religious and Ceremonial Laws
Q. Vows of Dedication
R. Laws of Separations
II. Laws of Government
A. Concerning a King
B. Respect for Rulers
C. The Judicial System
1. Establishment of Courts
2. Fairness and Justice
3. Witnesses
Leviticus 25:13-34; Leviticus 25:39-43; Leviticus 25:47-55; Leviticus 12:1-8; Leviticus 14:1-32
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
I. Religious and Ceremonial Laws
M. Year of Jubilee
N. Purification
1. After Childbirth
2. For Leprosy
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
I. Religious and Ceremonial Laws
I. Sacrifices and Offerings
7. Rules Pertaining to Offerings
J. Other Rituals
K. Rules for the Priests
L. The Sabbatical Year
M. Year of Jubilee
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
I. Religious and Ceremonial Laws
A. Laws Against Idolatry and Paganism
2. Laws Regarding Place of Worship
B. Laws Against False Spiritualists
C. Laws Regarding Blasphemy
D. Laws Regarding Dedications
Up to this point, we have been reading about families that lived during what we call the "Patriarchal Age." During this period, each family worshipped God in the way they thought was best. Now, God is telling the people that they will soon stop worshipping this way (Deuteronomy 12:8-9). Once they inhabit the Promised Land, they will begin worshipping God according to His pattern.
Did you notice the punishment God required of those blaspheming His name? Cursing and blaspheming God's name is common practice today. Although our society doesn't punish these people, you can be sure that God views misuse of His name the same as He did in the day of Shelomith and her son that was stoned. This passage should also help you understand why the Jews of the first century felt it necessary to kill Jesus. They didn't believe that He was truly the Son of God, and therefore, everything that he was saying was considered to be blasphemy. According to their law, such a person must be put to death.
Today we starting reading the laws that God gave the people after they left Egypt. These laws have been arranged by category to help you see all that God said concerning each law.
We will be reading the laws as they are arranged in the outline. Today we read:
I. Religious and Ceremonial Laws
A. Laws Against Idolatry and Paganism
1. Laws Regarding Treatment of Body
An omer was a unit of dry measure equal to about 3.7 quarts. There are 10 omers in an ephah.