Read through the Bible???

[WalkByFaith]

@beth-torres

Fine with me! 😁

“Squidward that wasn’t the peace treaty that was a copy of the peace treaty” -SpongeBob

[hybridlore]

@beth-torres

Sounds good! Yeah, let’s just try to stay updated and maybe someone can post the number of chapters we’ll read to each week? I would say 3 chapters per day will work in general, but you’re right, it definitely depends on the book.

@grcr @beth @hanako @mineralizedwritings @esther-c @walkbyfaith

So this week, read until Genesis 22, I think? (From yesterday to Sunday)

• This reply was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by hybridlore. Reason: Missed a tag! 😅

There is always light behind the clouds.
- Little Women, Louisa May Alcott

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@hybridlore

Alrighty!! 😄

“What be a cretin?”
“Of course you wouldn’t know. It’s a… bread you put in salad.”

[Beth Torres]

Did anyone else start on Monday because it was January 1st? I was so confused because I skipped Sunday so I was three days behind for this week and I just realized why.

Please confer to me a moment as I proceed to scrutinize this thought to the maximum degree.

[Beth Torres]

Oh! Nevermind, I just saw that you put we’re stopping at Sunday.

I’m so sorry, ignore the last thing I said.

Please confer to me a moment as I proceed to scrutinize this thought to the maximum degree.

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@everybody

Hey, what are we reading to now? Or… what are we doing?

 

“What be a cretin?”
“Of course you wouldn’t know. It’s a… bread you put in salad.”

[Beth Torres]

@grcr @hybridlore @walkbyfaith @hanako @people-i-forgot

Sorry if I forgot to tag anyone. How did last week go for everyone? Did the three chapters a day work out?

Please confer to me a moment as I proceed to scrutinize this thought to the maximum degree.

[Beth Torres]

@grcr

I think we’ll just read the three a day (if that works for everyone still)

@everyone

I’m also really sorry, I wanted to ask my question last night. I wasn’t intending to wait till last minute.

Please confer to me a moment as I proceed to scrutinize this thought to the maximum degree.

[hybridlore]

@beth-torres No problem! Don’t worry, your egood! 😁

Yeah, I think 3 a day still should for me!

There is always light behind the clouds.
- Little Women, Louisa May Alcott

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@beth-torres

😄 worked for me as well!

Ah, and no need to apologize!

“What be a cretin?”
“Of course you wouldn’t know. It’s a… bread you put in salad.”

[WalkByFaith]

@bethtorres

I started a bit late, but I’m just about caught up, Three a day works for me! 😁

“Squidward that wasn’t the peace treaty that was a copy of the peace treaty” -SpongeBob

[WalkByFaith]

@grcr @bethtorres @hybridlore @hanako @anyone-else

Hey guys! Just wanted to hear anyone’s thoughts on what we’ve read so far! (If I’m right we’ve read through Genesis 30? Please correct me if I’m wrong XD) Any verses/chapters stand out to you?

I’m doing my reading on the Bible Project app so I can read their notes and hyperlinks along with the readings (I’ve never done that before and thought it might teach me things I wouldn’t have seen on my own!) Something I’ve noticed these past few days is how all of these characters: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, etc; all of them were broken. That sounds obvious, but I’ve always heard the “big” stories, like Abraham’s test to, ahem, give up Isaac. He obeyed. And Jacob is literally who the Israelites are named after. Learning about how Abraham tricked people on multiple occasions by saying Sarah was his sister, Isaac doing the exact same thing, Jacob being a lying cheater most of his life; it made me realize how broken we are.

But it also made me realize how God used them, even though they were broken sinners. Some of the most famous people in the Bible, people who God blessed abundantly, are as broken as me. And God still used them. He still blessed them. God can use broken people to accomplish His will. His love and mercy amazes me.

Anyway, that turned into a rant XD. If anyone else has anything they wanna share, I’d love to hear other’s thoughts on what we’ve read so far!! ❤️

“Squidward that wasn’t the peace treaty that was a copy of the peace treaty” -SpongeBob

[WalkByFaith]

@beth-torres

Sorry, messed up the tag 😅  ^^

“Squidward that wasn’t the peace treaty that was a copy of the peace treaty” -SpongeBob

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@walkbyfaith @everyone-else

(I haven’t yet read 30, but I’m at 28 I believe. I planned to read to there tonight)

 

Something I’ve noticed these past few days is how all of these characters: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, etc; all of them were broken. That sounds obvious, but I’ve always heard the “big” stories, like Abraham’s test to, ahem, give up Isaac. He obeyed. And Jacob is literally who the Israelites are named after. Learning about how Abraham tricked people on multiple occasions by saying Sarah was his sister, Isaac doing the exact same thing, Jacob being a lying cheater most of his life; it made me realize how broken we are.

But it also made me realize how God used them, even though they were broken sinners. Some of the most famous people in the Bible, people who God blessed abundantly, are as broken as me. And God still used them. He still blessed them. God can use broken people to accomplish His will. His love and mercy amazes me.

Mmm. Interesting point.

Anyway, that turned into a rant XD. If anyone else has anything they wanna share, I’d love to hear other’s thoughts on what we’ve read so far!! ❤️

I don’t really have much to say. I thought Abraham’s love for Lot was admirable. From letting Lot choose where he wanted to go to keep peace between them (when they had to separate), to coming to save Lot after he’d been taken captive—I thought it was good.

Also, for the first time I noticed how much rebellion was actually in the picture—especially in Esau. I never knew that Esau married the daughter of Ishmael… or that he did it AFTER he heard Isaac tell Jacob NOT to marry the Canaanites. So he knew well enough that they displeased his father, but he did it anyway. (Genesis 28:6–9, btw). Personally, I thought it was interesting.

So, yeah. 😅 Hah, the things that stand out to me. Anyway… 💛

“What be a cretin?”
“Of course you wouldn’t know. It’s a… bread you put in salad.”

[WalkByFaith]

@grcr

I thought Abraham’s love for Lot was admirable. From letting Lot choose where he wanted to go to keep peace between them (when they had to separate), to coming to save Lot after he’d been taken captive—I thought it was good.

So true!

Also, for the first time I noticed how much rebellion was actually in the picture—especially in Esau. I never knew that Esau married the daughter of Ishmael… or that he did it AFTER he heard Isaac tell Jacob NOT to marry the Canaanites. So he knew well enough that they displeased his father, but he did it anyway. (Genesis 28:6–9, btw). Personally, I thought it was interesting.

That’s an interesting point. That part kind of stood out to me too, but I didn’t think about how it shows so much rebellion

Great points! ✨💛

“Squidward that wasn’t the peace treaty that was a copy of the peace treaty” -SpongeBob

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