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Phil Fields hosts Daily GNT Bible Reading Podcast, a religion show with 369 episodes published.
JEREMIAH 21-22: These verses from Jeremiah 20 have been often quoted as a reason for memorizing Scripture: Jer. 20:9 NLT But if I say I'll never mention the LORD or speak in his name, his word burns in my heart like a fi
JEREMIAH 19-20: In yesterday's reading, we again heard some often-quoted verses. These verses come just after verses in chapter 17 where the Lord himself beautifully paraphrased Psalm 1: Jer. 17:9 GNT "Who can understand
JEREMIAH 17-18: One catches so clearly how trapped Jeremiah was in the time of God's judgment, and how hot God's anger was against Judah. Jeremiah's audience would not have appreciated him telling them where the Lord sai
JEREMIAH 15-16: Yesterday the dialog between the Lord and Jeremiah continued. We heard of the drought. And the Lord forbid Jeremiah to pray for the people of Judah. PSALM 145: This is an acrostic psalm in Hebrew, and it
JEREMIAH 13-14: In yesterday's reading, Jeremiah complained to the Lord, 12:1 GNT "Lord, if I argued my case with you, you would [be shown//prove] to be right. Yet I must question you about matters of justice. Why are th
JEREMIAH 11-12: Yesterday we heard important verses in chapter 9:23-24, verses that Paul quotes more than once: 9:23 NLT "Don't let the wise boast in their wisdom, or the powerful boast in their power, or the rich boast
JEREMIAH 9-10: Being a prophet is not exactly an easy job. In 7:27 God told him, 7:27 NLT "Tell them all this, but do not expect them to listen. Shout out your warnings, but do not expect them to respond." We'll find tha
JEREMIAH 7-8: In this and several other prophetic books, it is important to observe where quotes begin and end, and who is speaking. The section headings are also very helpful to our understanding. Modern translators and
JEREMIAH 5-6: God, speaking through the prophets, frequently says how he feels about idolatry. He considers it just like the faithlessness of a wayward wife. It is moving that Jeremiah could so clearly see what would hap
JEREMIAH 3-4: From yesterday's reading, I highlight 1:12b, where God says, 1:12b GNT "I am watching to see that my words come true." In Hebrew, the word 'watching' is a play on words. Yesterday we also read Jeremiah 2:13
JEREMIAH 1-2: The book of Jeremiah was written between 627 and 580 BC. Counting the number of verses, Jeremiah is longer than all other books of the Old Testament except Genesis and Psalms. Jeremiah is often called the w
JONAH 3-4: Running from God didn't work for Jonah. When saved from the ocean, Jonah grudgingly obeys God. For most of my life, I have been fooled by Jonah's prayer in chapter 2, and I am not alone, because others have ca
JONAH 1-2: For quite a few years when I was just reading the Bible without a set reading plan, I enjoyed a break from reading the books of history after Second Kings, moving to the prophets. And our first is Jonah, who w
2KINGS 24-25: In yesterday's reading, we heard of Josiah's reforms, leading the people to renew the covenant with God. That chapter had this telling comment about the Passover: 2Kings 23:22 There had not been a Passover
2KINGS 23: Hilkiah found the book of the Law in the temple while repairs were being carried out as ordered by King Josiah. When Josiah heard the book of the Law, he instituted reforms. And God again is glorified in fulfi
2KINGS 21-22: The Assyrian king mocked the God of Israel at the end of chapter 18. We heard God's answer yesterday in chapter 19, and we were introduced to the prophet Isaiah. Hezekiah asked to live for a longer time, an
2KINGS 19-20: The writer of 1 & 2 Kings was very brief about the sins of the people of Israel (in both kingdoms) until what we heard yesterday. He seems to have saved the moral of the story until chapter 17. And then we
2KINGS 17-18: Yesterday we again heard quite a few names of kings, especially on the Israel/Northern side. And this culminated with Tiglath-pileser of Assyria deporting the people of Israel. Because of a heavy bribe, Jud
2KINGS 15-16: Readers and listeners are frequently confused by the names of the kings in yesterday's reading in 2nd Kings. Judah' king, Joash, died at the end of chapter 12. Then on the Israel (10 tribes) side, we heard
2KINGS 13-14: Yesterday we heard of Athaliah's seven-year reign over Judah, of how Joash was saved from being killed, and of Jehoida's successful plot to end Athaliah's reign. Josh turned out to be sorta good, but disapp
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