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Tish’a be’Av
Tish’a be’Av is a solemn day of mourning and repentance in Jewish history. Tragic events, such as false reports from spies, the destruction of the two temples in Jerusalem, and declarations of war leading to mass genocide, are remembered on this day through fasting and the reading of Lamentations. The…
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CBRP24: July Recap
In July, the readings in the Bible focused on Isaiah, a prophet who called for repentance and foretold Jesus’ redemption. The book of Jonah revealed themes of disobedience and God’s compassion. Isaiah’s prophesies have come true, and Jonah’s story emphasizes repentance. These readings align with a chronological plan, providing insight…
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Bible Journal Supplies
Today on the website we are talking all things Bible journaling supplies wise! To check it out follow the link in my bio <3
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CBRP24: June Recap
The month of June included a Proverbs recap and exploration of various books of the Bible, highlighting wisdom, fidelity to God, and historical contexts. Proverbs emphasizes the importance of wisdom and fidelity to God. In Kings and Chronicles, the focus is on the consequences of sinfulness, while Obadiah addresses restoration…
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Shavuot 2024: The Significance of the Jewish Feast of Weeks
Shavuot, also known as the Feast of Weeks, is celebrated on June 11-13 in 2024, marking the giving of the Torah to Moses. It follows the Counting of the Omer, symbolizing the transition from slavery to revelation. Customs include reading Ruth, staying up to study the Torah, serving a dairy…
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Pesach: Passover, A Free Study!
Passover, starting on April 22nd, is a time for Jewish families to celebrate liberation from Egypt. For believers in Jesus, it’s a chance to explore His role as the ultimate fulfiller of the Passover Lamb. Studying the Bible during this period is encouraged. A downloadable study guide and simple Seder…
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Proverbs a Day in May
The Proverbs a Day in May challenge encourages daily reading, writing, and creating based on the book of Proverbs. Participants can engage in one, two, or all three activities. The challenge aims to promote regular Bible reading and offers options for creativity, such as handwritten journals and art journaling. Join…
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24CBRP: March Recap
The March 2024 Chronological Bible Reading Plan covered Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, and Psalm 91. Numbers highlighted God’s promises and consequences of unbelief. Deuteronomy stressed the need for fervent love. Joshua showcased peace under Joshua’s leadership. Judges depicted Israel’s descent into chaos, and Psalm 91 emphasized trusting God for protection.
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The Celebration of Purim
The Jewish festival of Purim, celebrated in March, commemorates the rescue of the Jewish people from Haman’s plot, as described in the book of Esther. The celebration involves reading the story of Esther, sending food gifts, giving to those in need, and hosting gatherings. Gentiles can show support by studying…
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God’s Love
February is a month of love. We celebrate love, we show love, and we obsess over love all thanks to Valentine’s Day. But what is love? What does it mean to be loved by God? How does scripture point us to understand God’s love for people, His love for us…
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