Day 277 - Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost

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By Nikolaus Bluntschli (before 1525 - 1605) (Own work, anagoria) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

 Read | Day 277 | Sunday | October 4 |
Matthew 8: 5-13 
Luke 7: 1-10, 11-17 
Matthew 11: 1-19 
Luke 7: 18-35 
Matthew 11: 20-24, 25-30 
Luke 7: 36-50 

Reading | Jesus is stunned by the faith of a Roman centurion requesting a healing of a servant; raises from the dead a widow's son thus restoring her economy; Tell John of the healing going on...; John is the Prophet and is great; why can't they believe?; thanksgiving prayer; women anoints with oil Jesus - sins are forgiven - your faith has saved you - go in peace.

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

Next | Day 278 | Monday | October 5 |
Luke 8: 1-3 
Mark 3: 20-30 
Matthew 12: 22-37, 38-45 
Mark 3: 31-35 
Matthew 12: 46-50 
Luke 8: 19-21 
Mark 4: 1-9 
Matthew 13: 1-9 
Luke 8: 4-8 
Mark 4: 10-20 

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