"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding." Proverbs 3:5Many times I hear a thought, a prompting in my head to do something and almost immediately I find myself giving myself a good reason why that is not necessary, only to find out later why it was necessary. I am learning to obey the prompting and to do so promptly so that it doesn't get lost in the busy-ness of everyday life.

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding." Proverbs 3:5 Many times I hear a thought, a prompting in my head to do something and almost immediately I find myself giving myself a good reason why that is not necessary, only to find out later why it was necessary. I am learning to obey the prompting and to do so promptly so that it doesn't get lost in the busy-ness of everyday life.

Daily Bible Readings YLT January 11th

Young's Literal translation (YLT) I have used this translation because it is not under copyright law. It is not easy to read or understand but it is a very precise translation and worth the effort you have to put into it. Pray that the Holy Spirit will be your teacher. Compare other translations. Meditate on the Word. Consider, reflect, be open to learn, inwardly digest. Enjoy your time with the Lord. The readings are on audio for each day of the year and go in consecutive order with a reading from the Old Testament, a reading from Psalms, a reading from Proverbs and a reading from the New Testament every day. For example the readings for January 1st are: Genesis 1-2:25 Psalm 1:1-6 Proverbs 1:1-7 Matthew 1:1-25 The readings are announced at the beginning of each of the four readings every day. So you can skip through the audio and write them down so you can follow in your own Bible or simply listen. You can listen to (and/or read) them all at one sitting or you can read the Old Testament readings in the morning and the New Testament in the evening as George Muller did and as Psalm 1: verse 2 says: "... in His law [is] his delight. And in His law he doth meditate by day and by night"

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Young's Literal translation (YLT) I have used this translation because it is not under copyright law. It is not easy to read or understand but it is a very precise translation and worth the effort you have to put into it. Pray that the Holy Spirit will be your teacher. Compare other translations. Meditate on the Word. Consider, reflect, be open to learn, inwardly digest. Enjoy your time with the Lord. The readings are on audio for each day of the year and go in consecutive order with a reading from the Old Testament, a reading from Psalms, a reading from Proverbs and a reading from the New Testament every day. For example the readings for January 1st are: Genesis 1-2:25 Psalm 1:1-6 Proverbs 1:1-7 Matthew 1:1-25 The readings are announced at the beginning of each of the four readings every day. So you can skip through the audio and write them down so you can follow in your own Bible or simply listen. You can listen to (and/or read) them all at one sitting or you can read the Old Testament readings in the morning and the New Testament in the evening as George Muller did and as Psalm 1: verse 2 says: "... in His law [is] his delight. And in His law he doth meditate by day and by night"

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