Next Week's Readings

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Bible in Time is reading the Bible each day with reflections of the text and prayers. The readings are on somewhat of a chronological calendar reflecting the history and salvation of the people of God.

Day 228 | Sunday | August 16 |
Ezekiel 3: 16-27
Ezekiel 4: 1-17
Jeremiah 27: 1-22
Jeremiah 28: 1-17
Jeremiah 51: 59-64

Day 229 | Monday | August 17 |
Ezekiel 5: 1-17
Ezekiel 6: 1-14
Ezekiel 7: 1-13, 14-27
Ezekiel 8: 1-18
Ezekiel 9: 1-11

Day 230 | Tuesday | August 18 |
Ezekiel 10: 1-22
Ezekiel 11: 1-13, 14-21, 22-25
Ezekiel 12: 1-20, 21-28
Ezekiel 13: 1-16, 17-23

Day 231 | Wednesday | August 19 |
Ezekiel 14: 1-11, 12-23
Ezekiel 15: 1-8
Ezekiel 16: 1-34, 35-63

Day 232  | Thursday | August 20 |
Ezekiel 17: 1-10, 11-24
Ezekiel 18: 1-32
Ezekiel 19: 1-14
Ezekiel 18: 1-32
Ezekiel 19: 1-14

Day 233 | Friday | August 21 |
Ezekiel 20: 1-26, 27-44, 45-49
Ezekiel 21: 1-17, 18-27, 28-32
Ezekiel 22: 1-16

Day 234 | Saturday | August 22
Ezekiel 22: 17-22, 23-31
Ezekiel 23: 1-21, 22-35, 36-49
2   Kings 24: 20b– 25: 2
Jeremiah 52: 3b-5
Jeremiah 38: 28b– 39: 1
Ezekiel 24: 1-14

Tyndale (2012-03-19)| The One Year Chronological Bible NIV |Kindle Locations 73987-74005 | Tyndale House Publishers | Kindle Edition

Bible in Time is a worldwide ministry of Jesus Christ, training disciples to read the Bible and pray daily in order to reflect on their calling and service to Almighty God and the world. BIT originates from a center of mission at Grace Episcopal Church, Traverse City, Michigan, USA. This mission center is one block from the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay, Lake Michigan, North America. Pure Michigan. Come and see.

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