Day 237 - Tuesday after the 13th Sunday after Pentecost

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Read | Day 237 | Tuesday | August 25 
Ezekiel 26: 15-21 
Ezekiel 27: 1-25, 26-36 
Ezekiel 28: 1-19, 20-24, 25-26 
2   Kings 25: 3-7 
Jeremiah 52: 6-11 
Jeremiah 39: 2-10 

Date | 587 BC
Ezekiel, as depicted by
 Michelangelo
on the Sistine Chapel ceiling
via wikipedia

Reading | Ezekiel - Tyre destruction; lament; Sidon - destruction; restoration of Israel; Jeremiah - famine and  destruction of Jerusalem

Source | Tyndale | The One Year Chronological Bible NIV | ISBN 978-1-4143-5993-9 | kindle edition

Next | Day 238 | Wednesday | August 26 |
Jeremiah 39: 11-18
Jeremiah 40: 1-6
2   Kings 25: 8-21
Jeremiah 52: 12-27
2   Chronicles 36: 15-21
Lamentations 1: 1-22

Following | Day 239 | Thursday | August 27 |
Lamentations 2: 1-22
Lamentations 3: 1-66
Lamentations 4: 1-22
Day 240 | Friday | August 28 |
Lamentations 5: 1-22
Obadiah 1: 1a, 1b-9, 10-14, 15-21
2   Kings 25: 22-26
Jeremiah 40: 7-12, 13-16
Jeremiah 41: 1-18 

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