Adam's Daily Bread
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por Adam Wright
NOVEMBER 21 - Ezekiel 33:1–34:31: God appoints Ezekiel as a watchman; promises to shepherd His people and judge their leaders. - Psalm 130:5–8: Waiting for the Lord with hope in His word and redemption. - Proverbs 29:1: A warning that ignoring correction leads to sudden destruction. - James 2:1–26: Emphasis on not showing favoritism and the importance of faith accompanied by actions.
NOVEMBER 22 - Ezekiel 35:1–36:38: Prophecy against Edom and a promise of restoration for Israel, highlighting God's holiness. - Psalm 131:1–3: A call for humility and peace, trusting in the Lord. - Proverbs 29:2–3: The impact of righteous leadership and the consequences of foolishness. - James 3:1–18: The power of the tongue and the contrast between earthly and heavenly wisdom.
NOVEMBER 23 - Ezekiel 37:1–38:23: Vision of the dry bones and prophecy against Gog, symbolizing Israel's restoration and protection. - Psalm 132:1–9: A prayer for God's presence and blessing on David's lineage. - Proverbs 29:4: A just ruler establishes stability, while corruption leads to downfall. - James 4:1–17: Warning against quarrels, pride, and planning without acknowledging God's will.
NOVEMBER 24 - Ezekiel 39:1–40:49: God's victory over Gog and detailed vision of a new temple. - Psalm 132:10–18: God's promise to bless David's line and Zion. - Proverbs 29:5: Flattery can lead to traps. - James 5:1–20: Warnings to the rich, encouragement for patience and prayer, and the power of confession and healing.
NOVEMBER 25 - Ezekiel 41:1–42:20: Detailed measurements and descriptions of the temple's interior. - Psalm 133:1–3: Celebration of unity and harmony among God's people. - Proverbs 29:6: The righteous find joy, but the wicked fall into traps. - 1 Peter 1:1–25: Encouragement in trials, the hope of salvation, and a call to holiness and sincere love.
- Ezekiel 45:1–46:24: Regulations for offerings and festivals; the role of princes in worship. - Psalm 135:1–7: Praise for God’s greatness and His creation. - Proverbs 29:8: Mockers stir up a city, but the wise turn away anger. - 1 Peter 3:1–22: Guidance for spouses, living harmoniously, and enduring suffering for righteousness.
- Ezekiel 47:1–48:35: Vision of a life-giving river from the temple, symbolizing restoration. - Psalm 135:8–14: Praise for God's enduring justice and protection. - Proverbs 29:9: Warning about the futility of arguing with fools. - 1 Peter 4:1–19: Encouragement to endure suffering, live righteously, and commit to God's will.
- Daniel 1:1–2:49: Daniel's rise in Babylon through wisdom and interpreting King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream. - Psalm 135:15–21: Critique of idols and affirmation of God’s sovereignty. - Proverbs 29:10: The righteous and the bloodthirsty have opposing paths. - 1 Peter 5:1–14: Guidance for leaders, humility, and resisting the devil.
NOVEMBER 30 - Daniel 3:1–4:37: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego survive the fiery furnace; Nebuchadnezzar acknowledges God's power. - Psalm 136:1–9: Repeated thanksgiving for God's enduring love and creation. - Proverbs 29:11: A wise person controls their anger, unlike a fool. - 2 Peter 1:1–21: Encouragement to grow in faith and virtues; recalling the transfiguration as evidence of Christ's majesty.
- Daniel 5:1–6:28: Belshazzar's feast and the writing on the wall; Daniel in the lion's den. - Psalm 136:10–26: Praise for God's enduring love and deliverance of Israel. - Proverbs 29:12–13: A ruler's influence shapes their servants; both rich and poor have God-given sight. - 2 Peter 2:1–22: Warning against false teachers and their destructive influence.