Day 33 - Year of Jubilee

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My Mini-Bible Study for 2019
Read the Bible in a Year
Using The NRSV Daily Bible

Today’s Reading

2/2/2019       Day 33  Leviticus 24:1 - 27:34

Reflection:
In this section are more instructions of lamps, bread, blasphemy, titles, etc.
The most fascinating to me is the Year of Jubilee. All debts are forgiven.
All property is reverted to previous owners. Taking care of relatives.
Honoring the alien among you.  Scholars think this never happened
but what a dream for those that are in debt.

Meditation/Contemplate:
We have a God of forgiveness. Through Jesus all things have been
made new and all is forgiven.  Your debt is paid. Live the abundant
life.

Prayer:
You have blessed me with abundance. Just let me recognize it and say
“Thank you, Jesus!”
The Next Seven Days of Readings

2/3/2019       Day 34  Numbers 1:1 - 4:49
2/4/2019       Day 35  Numbers 5:1 - 7:89
2/5/2019       Day 36  Numbers 8:1 - 10:20
2/6/2019       Day 37  Numbers 11:1 - 14:45
2/7/2019       Day 38  Numbers 15:1 - 18:32
2/8/2019       Day 39  Numbers 19:1 - 21:35
2/9/2019       Day 40  Numbers 22:1 - 25:18
2/10/2019     Day 41   Numbers 26:1 - 31:54

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Give us grace, O Lord, to answer readily the call of our
Savior Jesus Christ and proclaim to all people the
Good News of his salvation, that we and the whole
world may perceive the glory of his marvelous works;
who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

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