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Today I read 1 Chronicles 27:
Large groups of men were selected for military service by month. God punished the whole group when Joab started to count the number of men, but I am not certain why.
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Today I read 1 Chronicles 26:
Capable men were divided and designated as gatekeepers. Random chance was used to decide which people would guard each gate.
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I read 1 Chronicles 25:
3 men and their descendants were set aside by David and the army commanders to perform the ministry of prophesying with musical accompaniment. A detailed list follows.
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I read 1 Chronicles 24:
Certain Levite descendant groups had an uneven amount of heads of families, so lots were cast to determine their divisions as leaders.
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This morning I listened to 1 Corinthians 13:
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This morning I read 1 Corinthians 12:
Paul explains that each part of the church is still part of the whole body, and has a different purpose, being designed by God for a reason.
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Today I read 1 Corinthians 11:
Today I listened to 1 Corinthians 10:
Paul teaches the Corinthians to flee from temptations. He explains that 23,000 people died because they tested God’s patience by engaging in idolatry. There is a way out of falling into sin if we look for it. You can’t follow both God and demons at the same time. You are accountable for what you know, so don’t ask about the meat served to you. Don’t cause others to stumble.
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Today I read 1 Corinthians 9:
Paul is an apostle and confronts those who judge him for receiving money and food while ministering. He is not asking too much to make a living doing his role. Then he encourages the Corinthians to run the race to win, not running aimlessly and without direction.
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Today I read 1 Chronicles 23:
David got old and made his son Solomon king, then he organized people into a structure to have distinct roles in the new kingdom.
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