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Quiet Day at the Tomb Read Matthew 27:57-66 JERUSALEM, Saturday, spring ca. 30 a.d. – Although one anticipates relative peace at a grave site, that is not a given for the tomb of Jesus. The past seven days have been … Continue reading →

Read Malachi 3:18-4:6 These verses represent the last Old Testament words to be written.  More than 400 years of silence from heaven would follow these lines before God’s next recorded revelation to man as an angel announced the birth of John … Continue reading →

Read Daniel 3:1-30 Look! I see four men walking around in the fire, unbound and unharmed, and the fourth looks like a son of the gods (v25). When Shadrach’s, Meshach’s and Abednego’s obedience to God led them straight into the middle … Continue reading →

Read Jeremiah 23:1-8 As Jeremiah penned these words, the once unified nation of Israel was divided.  There were the ten northern tribes who retained the name “Israel” and the two southern tribes called “Judah.”  But they had not only experienced something … Continue reading →

Read Isaiah 53:1-12 Israel was in a tight spot. They’d been exiled and held captive in a far away land. When they returned, they found their homeland in ruins. Jerusalem lay decimated from the conquest, and the people were beyond despair. … Continue reading →

Read Psalm 16:1-11; Acts 2:14-26 This psalm begins with expressions of devotion, which may be applied to Christ; but ends with such confidence of a resurrection, as must be applied to Christ, and to him only.  – Matthew Henry When the Holy … Continue reading →

Read Psalm 110:1-7;  Mark 12:35-37;  Acts 2:32-37 As the second member of the Trinity, Jesus is God.  Being God, Jesus enjoys all of the amazing fullness of the Father and is one with the Father, and yet mysteriously is somehow separate from the … Continue reading →