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Today we read a Psalm recounting Israel's past unfaithfulness and God's response of forgiveness and rescue.
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Today we see the completion of the temple in Jerusalem! Zechariah gives the people guidance regarding what the Lord expects from their true actions and motives.
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Today we see 8 visions of Zechariah assuring Israel that they will be restored and their enemies will be destroyed.
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Today we see the prophet Haggai encouraging the people to stop being selfish and continue the work on rebuilding the temple. They respond positively, and God tells them that 'He is with them'.
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Today we see some drama and opposition with the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem, but God intervenes, and they are allowed to continue.
(Also, I take a moment to address the afterlife question from yesterday.)
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Today we see Daniel's final vision of future events including the end of time. We also get a fascination glimpse into the spiritual realm of angels and demons.
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Today we see the king of Persia allow Israelite exiles to go back and rebuild their temple in Jerusalem! As they work, their enemies come along to discourage and scare them from finishing the work.
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Today we see Daniel thrown into the lion's den because he will not stop praying to his God - even though he knows what will happen to him. He is miraculously rescued by an angel who shuts the mouths of the lions!
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Today we see Daniel interpret the writing on the wall for King Belshazzar - which is immediately fulfilled. Daniel - while praying - is visited by Gabriel, who tells Daniel about prophesy related to coming days for Israel and the end of time.
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Today we see 2 of Daniel's visions that relate to the end of times...terrifying, confusing and wonderfully hopeful!
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I will share the Bible in chronological order along with brief devotional insights. Most episodes will end with a "point to ponder" ... something that stood out to me or just something…