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The Back to the Bible OT and NT Together Reading Plan
Index of Historical Readings
Today's reading 2Chronicles 25-27; John 16
Index of Historical Readings
Today's reading 2Chronicles 25-27
King James Version with Web Encyclopedia Links: 2Chronicles 25; 2Chronicles 26; 2Chronicles 27
2Chronicles 25
Amaziah was a good king of Judah. he obeyed and followed the Lord. The high places, however were not removed.
2Kings 14.1-6; 2Chronicles 25.1-4; 2Kings 14.7; 2Chronicles 25.11-12; 2Kings 14.8-20; 2Chronicles 25.17-28
2Chronicles 26
2Chronicles 26.1-4; 2Kings 14.21-22; 15.1-3
Uzziah was a good king. He did what was right in the sight of the Lord just like his father, Amaziah. King Azariah of Judah (also known as King Uzziah) was a good king, he did not remove the high places and the people continued to offer sacrifices and incense there. The Lord afflicted Uzziah with leprsoy because he became proud and entered the temple of the Lord to burn incense on the altar of incense. He reigned during the times of Isaiah. After Uzziah died Isaiah had the vision in the Temple when he saw God. Isaiah 6.
2Chronicles 26.21-23; 2Kings 15.5-7
2Chronicles 27
In 2Chronicles 27.1-4, 7-9; 2 Kings 15.33-38, Jotham was king of Judah and he was a good king. He obeyed the Lord like his father Uzziah did. He did not remove the high places and the people continued to offer sacrifices and incense there.
2 Chronicles 25, with Commentaries, verse by verse
2 Chronicles 26, with Commentaries, verse by verse
2 Chronicles 27, with Commentaries, verse by verse
Links to Commentaries and other References - 2 Chronicles
Today's Reading John 16
King James Version with Web Encyclopedia links: John 16
John 16
Jesus continue his warning that the world will hate his diciple. He also spoke about the Holy Spirit. He had to leave so that the Holy Spirit would come as we saw on the day of Pentecost. The holy Spirit is the one who will convict us of sin, He guide us in all truths, and bring glory to Christ.
He comforted the disciples. In a short time, they would mourn, but they will be comforted, he gave the analogy of a woman in labor for hours, but when the baby is born, she will be joyful. We need to have this perspective in our lives to see things the way how Jesus sees them.
John 16, with Commentaries, verse by verse
Deffinbaugh Series on John
Ray Stedman on the Gospel of John
IVP Commentary on John
David Guzik's Commentary on John
Precept Austin on John
Links to Commentaries and other References - John
Jesus Saves
How to Become a Christian
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