Chronological Bible

Week 7

As we continue this week with Act 2, scene 3, we will finish Exodus and move into Leviticus, a book that takes its name from the tribe of Levi, who served as God’s priests.

Week 7: Day 1
Today’s reading is Exodus 29-32

Question:
-What in your life has the most potential to draw your heart away from God?

Week 7 | Day 2

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Week 6: Day 7

What a great week of readings!

“When I see the blood, I will pass over you” (Exodus 12:13). By this God declared the reality of substitutionary death, prefiguring the true Lamb of God’s death.

Remember the death of the Passover lambs as a picture of the Lord Jesus’s costly death for you.

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Week 6: Day 6

Today’s reading is Exodus 25-28

Questions:
-Do you desire to actively experience God’s presence with you today?
-How can you and the members of your church carefully prepare for worship each day in your personal times with the Lord? Each week in your worship services?
-What price are you willing to pay to have focused, meaningful time in meeting God face-to-face?

Week 6 | Day 7

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Week 6: Day 5

Today’s reading is Exodus 22-24

Action:
-Identify ways your values today should reflect these values of God.

Week 6 | Day 6

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Scene 3 – The Sinai Covenant and Law: God Embraces and Instructs His People

This scene carries us from Mount Sinai until the Israelites were ready to enter their land.

Week 6: Day 4

Today’s reading is Exodus 19-21

Action:
-Identify forces in your culture that fight against a clear-eyed view of the holiness, the awesomeness of God.

Week 6 | Day 5

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Week 6: Day 3

Today’s reading is Exodus 14-18

Action:
-Meditate today on how the provisions God has given you can be a context for discipleship, teaching you to follow the ways of God carefully.
-Also learn from the negative example of the Israelites.

Question:
-How might you be tempted to grumble about you circumstances today?

Week 6 | Day 4

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Week 6: Day 2

Today’s reading is Exodus 10-13

Questions:
-In what way is God the hero of this story?
-In what ways do you see a heightening of tension, an escalation of the action as you move through these chapters?
-What is the significance of the name Passover, according to Exodus 12?

Action:
-Praise God for Jesus, who is the Passover Lamb for those who believe.

Week 6 | Day 3

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Week 6

This week we will move further into Act 2, scene 2 in the story of Scripture, and we will begin scene 3. Here again we find vitally important foundational elements for the rest of the Bible. We will also learn about the Passover and the introduction of the 10 Commandments.

Week 6: Day 1
Today’s reading is Exodus 5-9

Questions:
-What excuses are you most likely to give when you are asked to do something for God’s cause in the world?
-What do you learn about God from Exodus 5-9?
-How might God address the tension in your personal story today?

Week 6 | Day 2

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Week 5: Day 7

What a great week of readings!

By the end of Job, we observed how God can receive glory when his people suffer and persevere in faith without understanding why. We also saw God deliver his people from bondage out of Egypt.

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Scene 2 – Deliverance: God Rescues His People

In the history of civilization, ancient Egypt rises as one of the early successes. Yet Egypt, with its many gods, becomes the great oppressor and is ultimately destroyed by God.

Week 5: Day 6

Today’s reading is Exodus 1-4

Action:
-God identified himself as I AM in Exodus 3:14. Read John 8:58 and think about the significance of Jesus’s words in that passage.

Questions:
-What did you learn about Moses in these chapters?
-Where have we seen the practice of circumcision before, and why would it have been so important for Moses, through his wife, to perform the procedure on his son?
-What are the spiritual marks of your relationship with God?

Week 5 | Day 7

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