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BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 5, Day 5-Exodus 13-15; Psalm 114; Ephesians 3
We’re digging even deeper to be women who ‘Love God Through His Word’ by reading the whole Bible this year.
Download our Reading Schedule.
Subscribe for weekly emails with encouraging insights into each week's readings.
Follow the Bible in a Year Facebook Page.
Scriptures Referenced:
- The Feast of Unleavened Bread isn’t just a historical remembrance but a living call to a purified righteous life in Christ, marked by the absence of sin (leaven) and the presence of His truth (1 Cor 5:6-8).
- We can envision Jesus singing Psalm 114 with His disciples on the night of His betrayal and arrest (Mt 26:30, Mk 14:26).
- Nature would be shaken in the finished work of Christ as He would grant God’s people a greater deliverance than Israel coming out of Egypt (Matt 27:45-54).
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By Stephanie Wafer and Katy HoganSend us a text and tell us what you're enjoying here at the Knit and Nourished Podcast!
BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 5, Day 5-Exodus 13-15; Psalm 114; Ephesians 3
We’re digging even deeper to be women who ‘Love God Through His Word’ by reading the whole Bible this year.
Download our Reading Schedule.
Subscribe for weekly emails with encouraging insights into each week's readings.
Follow the Bible in a Year Facebook Page.
Scriptures Referenced:
- The Feast of Unleavened Bread isn’t just a historical remembrance but a living call to a purified righteous life in Christ, marked by the absence of sin (leaven) and the presence of His truth (1 Cor 5:6-8).
- We can envision Jesus singing Psalm 114 with His disciples on the night of His betrayal and arrest (Mt 26:30, Mk 14:26).
- Nature would be shaken in the finished work of Christ as He would grant God’s people a greater deliverance than Israel coming out of Egypt (Matt 27:45-54).