Day 176 - Thursday in the Week after the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

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Read | Day 176 | Thursday | June 25
Isaiah 12: 1-6
Isaiah 17: 1-14
2   Chronicles 28: 16-21
2   Kings 16: 10-18
2   Chronicles 28: 22-25
2   Kings 18: 1-8
2   Chronicles 29: 1-2
2   Kings 15: 30-31
2   Kings 17: 1-4
Hosea 1: 1, 2– 2: 1
Hosea 2: 2-13

Date | 730s BC

Reading | Isaiah sings a song of salvation; message to Damascus and Israel;Ahaz closes the Temple - bad thing; Hezekiah - Judah - 732 - good; Hoshea - Israel - 732; Hosea rises as prophet - obeys God and marries a harlot name Gomer and has sons with weird names; Hosea charges Israel as an unfaithful wife.

Source | Daily Reading Guide | The One Year ® Chronological Bible | Tyndale, 2013 | Click here |

Next | Day 177 | Friday |June 26
Hosea 2: 14-23
Hosea 3: 1-5
Hosea 4: 1-19
Hosea 5: 1-15
Hosea 6: 1-11a, 11b– 7: 16
Hosea 8: 1-14

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We pray for all visitors and newcomers and newcomers in our midst at church, and for all those who seek a deeper knowledge of God; that we may extend God's loving-kindness to them as we welcome them to a spiritual home. O God of refuge, hear our prayer. Amen
Source | Prayers of the People | Grace Episcopal Church - Traverse City - Michigan | the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

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