Adam's Daily Bread
Temporada 2026
por Adam Wright
This is part of a year-long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 8:1 - 9:35 - God sends plagues of frogs, gnats, flies, livestock death, boils, and hail; Pharaoh repeatedly hardens his heart after temporary relief. - Each plague increases in severity, yet Pharaoh refuses to let Israel go completely. Mark 3:20-30 - Jesus' family thinks He is out of His mind as crowds press Him; scribes claim He casts out demons by Beelzebul's authority. - Jesus explains a divided kingdom cannot stand, describes binding the strong man, and warns that blaspheming the Holy Spirit has no forgiveness. Luke 11:14-23 - Jesus expels a demon causing muteness; some marvel while others accuse Him of working by Beelzebul. - He refutes the accusation logically and states that whoever does not gather with Him scatters.
This is part of a year-long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 10:1 - 12:28 - Plagues of locusts and darkness strike Egypt; Pharaoh bargains but still refuses full release. - God institutes Passover with the lamb, blood on doorposts, and instructions to prepare for the final plague. Matthew 12:38-45 - Pharisees demand a sign; Jesus offers only the sign of Jonah and condemns the generation for seeking signs. - He describes how an unclean spirit can return with worse companions if the person remains empty. Luke 11:24-26 - An unclean spirit leaves a person, finds no rest, then returns to an unoccupied "house" with seven worse spirits. - The final condition becomes worse than the beginning. Luke 11:29-36 - Jesus rebukes those seeking signs, giving only the sign of Jonah. - He urges careful listening so the eye remains good and the whole body filled with light.
This is part of a year-long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 12:29 - 13:22 - God strikes Egypt's firstborn at midnight; Pharaoh finally expels Israel, who leave with great possessions. - Israel consecrates firstborn males, observes unleavened bread, and is led by pillars of cloud and fire. Matthew 12:46-50 - Jesus' mother and brothers seek Him while He teaches. - He declares that whoever does the will of His Father in heaven is His brother, sister, and mother. Mark 3:31-35 - Jesus' family arrives outside; He responds by pointing to those sitting around Him. - He identifies His true family as those who do God's will. Luke 8:19-21 - Jesus' mother and brothers try to reach Him through the crowd. - He says His mother and brothers are those who hear God's word and do it.
This is part of a year-long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 14:1 - 15:27 - Pharaoh pursues Israel to the sea; God parts the waters so Israel crosses on dry ground. - The Egyptians drown when waters return; Israel sings victory, then travels to Marah where bitter water is healed. Matthew 13:1-30 - From a boat, Jesus tells the parable of the sower and explains different responses to the word. - He adds the parable of weeds sown among wheat by an enemy, to be separated at the end of the age.
This is part of a year-long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 16:1 - 17:16 - Israel grumbles for food; God provides quail and daily manna with Sabbath rules. - At Rephidim they complain for water; Moses strikes the rock, and Joshua defeats Amalek in battle. Matthew 13:31-52 - Jesus shares parables of the mustard seed and yeast to show the kingdom's small start and great growth. - He adds parables of treasure, pearl, and net, then explains their meaning about the kingdom's value and final judgment.
This is part of a year-long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 18:1 - 20:26 - Jethro advises Moses to appoint judges to share the burden of leading the people. - At Sinai, God gives the Ten Commandments amid thunder, fire, and smoke, then warns against making idols. Mark 4:1-34 - Jesus teaches the parable of the sower from a boat and privately explains its meaning to disciples. - He shares parables of the lamp, growing seed, and mustard seed to reveal kingdom truths.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 21:1 - 23:9 - Laws on Hebrew servants, personal injuries, property protection, and restitution for theft or damage. - Rules for social justice, including treatment of strangers, widows, orphans, and prohibitions on usury and blasphemy. Luke 8:4-18 - Jesus shares the parable of the sower, illustrating how God's word grows differently based on the heart's condition. - He teaches about the lamp on a stand, urging careful listening as more will be given to those who have. Matthew 8:23-27 - Jesus and his disciples encounter a fierce storm on the sea while in a boat. - Jesus calms the waves with a rebuke, astonishing the disciples and demonstrating his authority over nature.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 23:10 - 25:9 - Instructions on Sabbath years, festivals, and warnings against idolatry or injustice. - God promises blessings for obedience and details the construction of the tabernacle and ark. Mark 4:35-41 - Jesus and disciples cross the sea; a storm arises, causing fear among the disciples. - Jesus rebukes the wind and sea to stillness, questioning their faith. Luke 8:22-25 - Jesus sleeps during a storm on the lake while sailing with disciples. - Awakened, he calms the storm, leading disciples to wonder about his identity. Matthew 8:28-34 - Jesus arrives in Gadarenes and encounters two demon-possessed men. - Demons beg to enter pigs; Jesus allows it, causing the herd to drown and villagers to plead for his departure.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 25:10 - 26:37 - Detailed instructions for building the ark of the covenant, table, and lampstand with gold and acacia wood. - Specifications for the tabernacle's curtains, frames, and veil separating holy areas. Mark 5:1-20 - Jesus casts demons from a possessed man into a herd of pigs, which then drown. - The healed man wants to follow Jesus but is sent to proclaim the miracle in Decapolis.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Exodus 27:1 - 28:43 - Plans for the altar, courtyard, and oil for the lampstand in the tabernacle. - Garments for priests, including ephod, breastpiece, and tunic, for Aaron and sons. Luke 8:26-39 - Jesus heals a demon-possessed man in Gerasenes by sending demons into pigs. - The man, now sane, is told to return home and share what God did. Matthew 9:18-26 - A ruler asks Jesus to revive his dead daughter; en route, a bleeding woman touches his cloak and is healed. - Jesus raises the girl, instructing secrecy, but news spreads.