Adam's Daily Bread
Chronological Reading of the Bible - Day 105 - April 15, 2026
Season 1
by Adam Wright
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Deuteronomy 22:1 - 23:25Laws require returning lost items, protecting life, and maintaining moral purity in clothing and relations. Various exclusions from assembly and rules on vows and entering neighbors' fields are detailed. John 11:1-16Lazarus falls ill and dies in Bethany prompting Jesus to plan a visit despite danger. Thomas urges the disciples to go with Jesus even if it means dying together.
NOVEMBER 26 - Ezekiel 43:1–44:31: God's glory returns to the temple; instructions for priests and worship. - Psalm 134:1–3: A call to bless the Lord and receive His blessing. - Proverbs 29:7: The righteous care about justice for the poor; the wicked do not. - 1 Peter 2:1–25: Living as a spiritual house, honoring authority, and following Christ's example of suffering.
NOVEMBER 13 - Ezekiel 17:1–18:32: Parable of two eagles and a vine; emphasis on personal responsibility for sin. - Psalm 124:1–8: Acknowledgment of God's protection and deliverance. - Proverbs 28:21: Showing partiality is unjust and can lead to wrongdoing. - Hebrews 9:1–28: Description of the earthly and heavenly sanctuaries; Christ's ultimate sacrifice for redemption.
NOVEMBER 14 - Ezekiel 19:1–20:49: Lament for Israel's leaders; recounting Israel's rebellion and God's patience. - Psalm 125:1–5: Assurance of God's protection for those who trust in Him. - Proverbs 28:22: A warning against greed and the blindness it causes. - Hebrews 10:1–18: The insufficiency of old sacrifices and the perfection of Christ's sacrifice.
NOVEMBER 15 - Ezekiel 21:1–22:31: Prophecies of judgment against Jerusalem for its sins and corruption. - Psalm 126:1–6: Joyful remembrance of God's restoration and a prayer for renewal. - Proverbs 28:23: Honest rebuke is valued more than flattery in the long run. - Hebrews 10:19–39: Encouragement to hold fast to faith, warning against deliberate sin, and the need for perseverance.
NOVEMBER 16 - Ezekiel 23:1–24:27: Allegory of two sisters representing Samaria and Jerusalem's unfaithfulness; Ezekiel's wife dies as a sign. - Psalm 127:1–5: Emphasis on God's role in building and protecting, and the blessing of children. - Proverbs 28:24: Warning that stealing from parents and justifying it is wrong. - Hebrews 11:1–16: Definition of faith and examples of early believers who lived by faith.
NOVEMBER 17 - Ezekiel 25:1–26:21: Prophecies against nations, including Ammon, Moab, Edom, Philistia, and Tyre. - Psalm 128:1–6: Blessings for those who fear the Lord and walk in His ways. - Proverbs 28:25: Greed leads to conflict, but trust in the Lord brings prosperity. - Hebrews 11:17–40: Continued examples of faith from Abraham to the prophets, highlighting endurance and trust in God's promises.
NOVEMBER 18 - Ezekiel 27:1–28:26: Lament over Tyre's downfall and prophecy against its ruler's pride; promise of restoration for Israel. - Psalm 129:1–4: Reflection on past oppression and God's deliverance. - Proverbs 28:26: Trusting in one's own heart is foolish, but walking in wisdom brings safety. - Hebrews 12:1–29: Encouragement to persevere in faith, the discipline of God, and the unshakeable kingdom.
NOVEMBER 19 - Ezekiel 29:1–30:26: Prophecy against Egypt, foretelling its downfall and desolation. - Psalm 129:5–8: A plea for the downfall of Israel's enemies. - Proverbs 28:27: Generosity to the poor brings blessings, while ignoring them leads to curses. - Hebrews 13:1–25: Final exhortations on love, hospitality, and faithfulness; a call to honor leaders and live honorably.
NOVEMBER 20 - Ezekiel 31:1–32:32: Prophecies against Egypt, using allegories of great trees and lamentation for its downfall. - Psalm 130:1–4: A cry for mercy and assurance of God's forgiveness. - Proverbs 28:28: The rise of the wicked leads to hiding; their fall brings safety. - James 1:1–27: Encouragement to find joy in trials, seek wisdom, and be doers of the word.