This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.

Leviticus 10:1 - 11:47

• Nadab and Abihu offer unauthorized fire, consumed by fire from God; Aaron silent as Moses explains holiness.
• Clean and unclean animals distinguished for food, with rules on land, sea, and air creatures.

John 6:15-21

• Crowd seeks to force Jesus as king; he withdraws to mountain alone.
• Disciples row across sea in storm; Jesus walks on water, says "It is I," and they reach shore instantly.

Matthew 14:34-36

• They land at Gennesaret; people recognize Jesus and bring sick to touch his garment fringe.
• All who touch are healed.

Mark 6:53-56

• Disciples land at Gennesaret; people rush to bring sick on mats to marketplaces.
• Wherever Jesus goes, sick beg to touch his cloak fringe and are healed.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.

• John 11:55 - 12:1; Mark 14:3-9; John 12:9-11; Luke 19:29-44; Mark 11:12-14; Matthew 21:12-17: Events include anointing at Bethany, crowds seeking Jesus and Lazarus, the triumphal entry into Jerusalem on a donkey, Jesus weeping over the city, and cleansing the temple while healing and teaching there.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.

Leviticus 8:1 - 9:24

• Moses consecrates Aaron and sons with anointing, sacrifices, and blood application for priesthood ordination over seven days.
• On the eighth day, offerings are made; fire from God consumes them, and glory appears, leading people to worship.

Matthew 14:22-33

• Jesus sends disciples ahead by boat while he prays; he walks on water toward them amid storm.
• Peter walks briefly but sinks in doubt; Jesus saves him, calms wind, and they worship him as Son of God.

Mark 6:45-52

• Jesus compels disciples to boat while he prays; he walks on sea, intending to pass by, but they fear a ghost.
• He reassures them, boards, wind ceases; they are astonished, hearts hardened despite recent miracle.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.

• Mark 10:32-52: Jesus again predicts His death and resurrection; James and John ask for places of honor, but Jesus teaches servant leadership; He heals blind Bartimaeus who calls out in persistent faith.
• Luke 19:1-28: Zacchaeus the tax collector climbs a tree, receives Jesus, repents, and promises restitution; Jesus tells the parable of the ten minas about using what is entrusted faithfully before the kingdom comes.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.

• Luke 18:9-14: Jesus contrasts the self-righteous prayer of a Pharisee with the humble plea of a tax collector, showing that the humble are justified before God.
• Matthew 19:3-12; Mark 10:13-31; Matthew 20:1-16: Jesus teaches on marriage, divorce, and celibacy for the kingdom; blesses children; challenges the rich young ruler to sell everything and follow; promises rewards to disciples who sacrifice; tells the parable of the vineyard workers to show God's generous grace.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.

Leviticus 6:8 - 7:38

• Instructions for priests on burnt, grain, sin, guilt, and peace offerings, including handling remnants and portions for priests.
• Rules emphasize holiness in offerings, with fire kept burning continually on the altar.

Luke 9:10-17

• Apostles return; Jesus withdraws but feeds five thousand with five loaves and two fish after blessing them.
• All eat and are satisfied, with twelve baskets of leftovers collected.

John 6:1-14

• Large crowd follows Jesus; he tests Philip, then multiplies five barley loaves and two fish to feed about five thousand.
• People recognize him as the Prophet, attempting to make him king by force.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.

• John 11:1-54: Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead after four days in the tomb, causing many to believe in Him but leading the chief priests and Pharisees to plot to kill Him.
• Luke 17:11 - 18:8: Jesus heals ten lepers, but only the Samaritan returns to thank Him; He teaches about the coming kingdom, the need for persistent prayer (parable of the persistent widow), and humble prayer (parable of the Pharisee and tax collector).

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.

Leviticus 4:1 - 6:7

• Laws for sin offerings when unintentional sins occur by priest, congregation, leader, or individual, involving blood sprinkling and atonement.
• Guilt offerings required for specific wrongs like theft or deceit, including restitution plus a ram for atonement.

Matthew 14:13-21

• Jesus withdraws to a desolate place upon hearing of John's death but has compassion on crowds, teaching and healing them.
• With five loaves and two fish, he feeds over five thousand, with leftovers collected in twelve baskets.

Mark 6:30-44

• Apostles return and report to Jesus; he takes them aside for rest but crowds follow, prompting teaching and feeding of five thousand.
• Jesus blesses loaves and fish, multiplies them to satisfy all, gathering twelve baskets of fragments.

Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order.

• Luke 15:11 - 17:10: Jesus tells the parable of the prodigal son who returns to a forgiving father, along with parables of the lost sheep and lost coin; He teaches on forgiveness, faith as small as a mustard seed, and the duty of servants who do what is expected without extra reward.
• Focus is on God's rejoicing over repentant sinners and the importance of humble, faithful service.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.

Leviticus 1:1 - 3:17

- God instructs Moses on burnt offerings from herd, flock, or birds, fully consumed on the altar as a pleasing aroma to the Lord.

- Details grain offerings of fine flour, oil, and frankincense, along with peace offerings of animals shared in fellowship with God.

Mark 6:14-29

- Herod hears of Jesus' works and fears John the Baptist has risen, recalling his beheading after John's rebuke of his marriage.

- Herodias' daughter dances, prompting Herod's oath; she requests John's head, leading to his execution and delivery on a platter.

Luke 9:7-9

- Herod the tetrarch hears reports about Jesus and is perplexed, with rumors of John resurrected, Elijah, or a prophet returned.

- Herod wonders who this man is, having beheaded John, and seeks to see Jesus.