Today's Menu:Zephaniah 3Psalm 23Proverbs 23Subscribe to B. Marie's brand new YouTube Channel @B.intheBibleYour words were found and I ate them 😋; Your words became a joy 😊 to me; the delight of my heart ❤️Jeremiah 15:16Originally inspired by J. Vernon McGee’s Thru the Bible broadcast, narrator, Aaron J. Yancey, reads through the entire Bible in bite sized pieces to make it more digestible. Hopefully, these recordings will inspire you to read the Bible more often and see it as a valuable resource in your daily life.Scriptures are from various translations on the YouVersion Bible app: https://www.bible.comAdditional resources include: biblehub.com/timeline biblegateway.com gotquestions.orgblueletterbible.orgbiblestudy.orgFollow us at 👇🏾Website 🖥: chewthebible.comPodcast 📻: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/chewthebible/YouTube 🎥: https://youtube.com/@chewthebibleTikTok ⏰: @chewthebibleInstagram 📸: @chewthebibleFacebook 👀: @chewthebible
Today's Menu:Zephaniah 3Psalm 23Proverbs 23Subscribe to B. Marie's brand new YouTube Channel @B.intheBibleYour words were found and I ate them 😋; Your words became a joy 😊 to me; the delight of my heart ❤️Jeremiah 15:16Originally inspired by J. Vernon McGee’s Thru the Bible broadcast, narrator, Aaron J. Yancey, reads through the entire Bible in bite sized pieces to make it more digestible. Hopefully, these recordings will inspire you to read the Bible more often and see it as a valuable resource in your daily life.Scriptures are from various translations on the YouVersion Bible app: https://www.bible.comAdditional resources include: biblehub.com/timeline biblegateway.com gotquestions.orgblueletterbible.orgbiblestudy.orgFollow us at 👇🏾Website 🖥: chewthebible.comPodcast 📻: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/chewthebible/YouTube 🎥: https://youtube.com/@chewthebibleTikTok ⏰: @chewthebibleInstagram 📸: @chewthebibleFacebook 👀: @chewthebible
A-A-Ron and B. Marie read though the Bible and discuss their triumphs and challenges as Single Christians.
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A-A-Ron and B. Marie read though the Bible and discuss their triumphs and challenges as Single Christians.#dating #relationships #marriage #lonely #bible #biblestudy #chewthebible #navigatingcuffingseason
A-A-Ron and B. Marie read though the Bible and discuss their triumphs and challenges as Single Christians.#dating #relationships #marriage #lonely #bible #biblestudy #chewthebible #navigatingcuffingseason
1 Timothy 4 Summary
Paul warns that some will abandon the faith, following deceptive teachings. Timothy is urged to stay true to sound doctrine, train himself in godliness, and be an example in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity. Paul instructs Timothy not to neglect his spiritual gifts, to devote himself to public reading of Scripture and teaching, and to persevere so he may save both himself and his hearers.
Your words were found and I ate them 😋; Your words became a joy 😊 to me; the delight of my heart ❤️Jeremiah 15:16Originally inspired by J. Vernon McGee’s Thru the Bible broadcast, narrator, Aaron J. Yancey, reads through the entire Bible in bite sized pieces to make it more digestible. Hopefully, these recordings will inspire you to read the Bible more often and see it as a valuable resource in your daily life.Scriptures are from various translations on the YouVersion Bible app: https://www.bible.comAdditional resources include: biblehub.com/timeline biblegateway.com gotquestions.orgblueletterbible.orgbiblestudy.orgFollow us at 👇🏾Website 🖥: chewthebible.comPodcast 📻: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/chewthebible/YouTube 🎥: https://youtube.com/@chewthebibleTikTok ⏰: @chewthebibleInstagram 📸: @chewthebibleFacebook 👀: @chewthebible
2 Kings 21 Summary
2 Kings 21 recounts the reigns of Manasseh and Amon, kings of Judah.
Manasseh:
Manasseh becomes king at age 12 and rules for 55 years in Jerusalem. Unlike his father Hezekiah, Manasseh does evil in God’s sight—he rebuilds pagan altars, worships idols, and even puts idol altars in the temple. He leads Judah astray, practicing sorcery and shedding much innocent blood. God declares through prophets that, because of Manasseh’s sins, terrible judgment will come upon Jerusalem and Judah; they will be wiped out like a dish turned upside down.
Amon:
After Manasseh dies, his son Amon becomes king. He rules for two years, also doing evil and worshiping idols like his father. He is assassinated by his own officials, and then the people kill those assassins and make Amon’s son Josiah king.
Thus, this chapter marks a period of great evil in Judah, setting the stage for coming judgment.
Your words were found and I ate them 😋; Your words became a joy 😊 to me; the delight of my heart ❤️Jeremiah 15:16Originally inspired by J. Vernon McGee’s Thru the Bible broadcast, narrator, Aaron J. Yancey, reads through the entire Bible in bite sized pieces to make it more digestible. Hopefully, these recordings will inspire you to read the Bible more often and see it as a valuable resource in your daily life.Scriptures are from various translations on the YouVersion Bible app: https://www.bible.comAdditional resources include: biblehub.com/timeline biblegateway.com gotquestions.orgblueletterbible.orgbiblestudy.orgFollow us at 👇🏾Website 🖥: chewthebible.comPodcast 📻: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/prof...YouTube 🎥: / @chewthebible TikTok ⏰: @chewthebibleInstagram 📸: @chewthebibleFacebook 👀: @chewthebible
1 Timothy 3 Summary
Paul describes the qualifications for leaders in the church: overseers (bishops) must be above reproach, self-controlled, able to teach, and have a good reputation; deacons must be dignified, honest, and faithful, managing their families well. Paul explains that the church is the “pillar of truth” and affirms the mystery of godliness, focusing on Christ’s incarnation and exaltation.
Your words were found and I ate them 😋; Your words became a joy 😊 to me; the delight of my heart ❤️Jeremiah 15:16Originally inspired by J. Vernon McGee’s Thru the Bible broadcast, narrator, Aaron J. Yancey, reads through the entire Bible in bite sized pieces to make it more digestible. Hopefully, these recordings will inspire you to read the Bible more often and see it as a valuable resource in your daily life.Scriptures are from various translations on the YouVersion Bible app: https://www.bible.comAdditional resources include: biblehub.com/timeline biblegateway.com gotquestions.orgblueletterbible.orgbiblestudy.orgFollow us at 👇🏾Website 🖥: chewthebible.comPodcast 📻: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/chewthebible/YouTube 🎥: https://youtube.com/@chewthebibleTikTok ⏰: @chewthebibleInstagram 📸: @chewthebibleFacebook 👀: @chewthebible
2 Kings 20 Summary:In 2 Kings 20, King Hezekiah falls seriously ill, and the prophet Isaiah tells him that he will die. Hezekiah prays fervently, and God hears his prayer, promising to heal him and give him 15 more years of life. As a sign, the shadow on the sundial miraculously moves backward.After Hezekiah recovers, envoys from Babylon visit, and Hezekiah shows them all his treasures and resources. Isaiah warns Hezekiah that because he did this, a future generation of his descendants will be taken away as captives to Babylon and everything in his palace will eventually be carried off.The chapter ends by noting Hezekiah’s accomplishments and his death. He is succeeded by his son Manasseh.Your words were found and I ate them 😋; Your words became a joy 😊 to me; the delight of my heart ❤️Jeremiah 15:16Originally inspired by J. Vernon McGee’s Thru the Bible broadcast, narrator, Aaron J. Yancey, reads through the entire Bible in bite sized pieces to make it more digestible. Hopefully, these recordings will inspire you to read the Bible more often and see it as a valuable resource in your daily life.Scriptures are from various translations on the YouVersion Bible app: https://www.bible.comAdditional resources include: biblehub.com/timeline biblegateway.com gotquestions.orgblueletterbible.orgbiblestudy.orgFollow us at 👇🏾Website 🖥: chewthebible.comPodcast 📻: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/prof...YouTube 🎥: / @chewthebible TikTok ⏰: @chewthebibleInstagram 📸: @chewthebibleFacebook 👀: @chewthebible
1 Timothy 2 Summary
Paul urges prayers for all people, especially for rulers, so that believers may live peaceful lives. He emphasizes God’s desire for everyone to be saved. Paul gives instructions for orderly worship: men are to pray without anger, women are to dress modestly and to learn quietly, not teaching or having authority over men during worship, reflecting the creation order and the story of Adam and Eve.
2 Kings 19 Summary
In 2 Kings 19, King Hezekiah responds to the threats from the Assyrian king, Sennacherib. Distressed by the enemy’s blasphemous messages, Hezekiah seeks advice from the prophet Isaiah, asking for God’s help. Isaiah assures Hezekiah that God will defend Judah and that Sennacherib will not succeed.
Sennacherib sends another threatening letter, so Hezekiah goes to the temple and prays for deliverance, acknowledging God’s power and asking Him to save Jerusalem so that all nations will know He is the true God.
God answers through Isaiah, declaring that He has heard Hezekiah’s prayer and will protect Jerusalem. Isaiah prophesies that Sennacherib will return to his country and die by the sword. That night, an angel kills 185,000 Assyrian soldiers, forcing Sennacherib to retreat to Nineveh. Later, Sennacherib is killed by his own sons, fulfilling God’s prophecy. Through these events, God demonstrates His power and sovereignty, delivering Judah from destruction.Your words were found and I ate them 😋; Your words became a joy 😊 to me; the delight of my heart ❤️Jeremiah 15:16Originally inspired by J. Vernon McGee’s Thru the Bible broadcast, narrator, Aaron J. Yancey, reads through the entire Bible in bite sized pieces to make it more digestible. Hopefully, these recordings will inspire you to read the Bible more often and see it as a valuable resource in your daily life.Scriptures are from various translations on the YouVersion Bible app: https://www.bible.comAdditional resources include: biblehub.com/timeline biblegateway.com gotquestions.orgblueletterbible.orgbiblestudy.orgFollow us at 👇🏾Website 🖥: chewthebible.comPodcast 📻: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/chewthebible/YouTube 🎥: https://youtube.com/@chewthebibleTikTok ⏰: @chewthebibleInstagram 📸: @chewthebibleFacebook 👀: @chewthebible
1 Timothy 1
Paul greets Timothy and charges him to stay in Ephesus to confront false teachers promoting misleading doctrines and endless speculations. Paul stresses the importance of love that comes from a pure heart. Paul shares his testimony, recalling how God’s grace saved him despite his past as a persecutor. He exhorts Timothy to hold firmly to faith and a good conscience, warning of those like Hymenaeus and Alexander who have “shipwrecked” their faith.
2 Kings 18 Summary
2 Kings 18 describes the reign of Hezekiah, king of Judah. Hezekiah becomes king at age 25 and rules for 29 years in Jerusalem. He is portrayed as a faithful and righteous king, removing idolatry from Judah, breaking down altars to other gods, and even destroying the bronze serpent that Moses had made because people had begun to worship it.
Hezekiah trusts in the Lord more than any king before or after him. During his reign, Assyria captures Samaria and exiles Israel for their unfaithfulness. Later, King Sennacherib of Assyria invades Judah and takes several fortified cities. Hezekiah tries to appease Sennacherib by paying tribute, but the Assyrians still threaten Jerusalem. Sennacherib sends officials to Jerusalem to intimidate the people, boasting that God cannot save them from Assyria.
The chapter ends with the people silent, following Hezekiah’s command not to answer the Assyrian envoys. The fate of Jerusalem is left unresolved in this chapter, setting up the events to follow in the next chapters.
Key Theme:
Paul calls for prayer, warns against idleness, and urges believers to work diligently, live responsibly, and hold fast to God’s peace and grace.
Key Theme:
Paul calls for prayer, warns against idleness, and urges believers to work diligently, live responsibly, and hold fast to God’s peace and grace.
The Day of the Lord – Paul warns believers not to be deceived by false teachings or claims that the Day of the Lord has already come.
The rebellion and the man of lawlessness – Before Christ’s return, there will be a great rebellion, and the “man of lawlessness” (the Antichrist figure) will rise, exalting himself above God and setting himself up in God’s temple.
God’s restraint – This lawless one is being held back for now until the appointed time, but when revealed, Jesus will overthrow him with His word and power.
Deception and judgment – Those who reject truth will be deceived by lies and face condemnation.
Encouragement and prayer – Paul reassures the believers that they are chosen for salvation through the Spirit and belief in the truth. He urges them to stand firm and hold to the teachings they received and prays for God’s comfort and strength for them.
Key Theme:
Paul teaches that Christ’s return has not yet happened, warns about the coming deception and the “man of lawlessness,” but encourages believers to remain steadfast in the truth and rely on God’s strength.
The Day of the Lord – Paul warns believers not to be deceived by false teachings or claims that the Day of the Lord has already come.
The rebellion and the man of lawlessness – Before Christ’s return, there will be a great rebellion, and the “man of lawlessness” (the Antichrist figure) will rise, exalting himself above God and setting himself up in God’s temple.
God’s restraint – This lawless one is being held back for now until the appointed time, but when revealed, Jesus will overthrow him with His word and power.
Deception and judgment – Those who reject truth will be deceived by lies and face condemnation.
Encouragement and prayer – Paul reassures the believers that they are chosen for salvation through the Spirit and belief in the truth. He urges them to stand firm and hold to the teachings they received and prays for God’s comfort and strength for them.
Key Theme:
Paul teaches that Christ’s return has not yet happened, warns about the coming deception and the “man of lawlessness,” but encourages believers to remain steadfast in the truth and rely on God’s strength.
The Day of the Lord – Paul warns believers not to be deceived by false teachings or claims that the Day of the Lord has already come.
The rebellion and the man of lawlessness – Before Christ’s return, there will be a great rebellion, and the “man of lawlessness” (the Antichrist figure) will rise, exalting himself above God and setting himself up in God’s temple.
God’s restraint – This lawless one is being held back for now until the appointed time, but when revealed, Jesus will overthrow him with His word and power.
Deception and judgment – Those who reject truth will be deceived by lies and face condemnation.
Encouragement and prayer – Paul reassures the believers that they are chosen for salvation through the Spirit and belief in the truth. He urges them to stand firm and hold to the teachings they received and prays for God’s comfort and strength for them.
Key Theme:
Paul teaches that Christ’s return has not yet happened, warns about the coming deception and the “man of lawlessness,” but encourages believers to remain steadfast in the truth and rely on God’s strength.
Key Theme:
2 Kings 17 records the downfall of Israel (the northern kingdom) because of idolatry and disobedience to God, highlighting that their exile was a direct result of rejecting His covenant.
Key Theme:
2 Kings 17 records the downfall of Israel (the northern kingdom) because of idolatry and disobedience to God, highlighting that their exile was a direct result of rejecting His covenant.
