Brown Skin Girl Chronicles 2.0
Season 1
by Marshall M. Blakely
I will be reading Genesis Chapters 13-15 and it covers where Abram and Lot separate all the way to God’s covenant with Abram.
Greetings. I am reading Genesis Chapters 10-12 and I would like to invite you to read along or listen along with me. I am reading from the New International Version (Zondervan edition). Happy reading!!
Greetings. I am reading Genesis Chapters 7-9 and I would like to invite you to read along or listen along with me. I am reading from the New International Version (Zondervan edition). Happy reading!!
I’m reading the book of Genesis Chapters 4-6. Read along or listen along with me this year as I read the entire Bible by my God’s grace in just a few chapters each day.
In my first episode, I read Genesis Chapters 1-3. Throughout the readings you may hear audio drip drops of my daughter Phoenix. Thank you in advance for your forgiveness and your patience.
Read or listen along as I read the New International Version (NIV) of Genesis Chapters 49-50 the Zondervan edition. Learn all about how Jacob blessed his sons, the death of Jacob, Joseph reassured his brothers, and the death of Joseph.
Read or listen along as I read the New International Version (NIV) of the Holy Bible…Genesis Chapters 46-48…the Zondervan edition. Learn all about how Jacob goes to Egypt, Joseph and the famine, and Manasseh and Ephraim.
Read or listen along as I read the “Holy Bible”…the New International Version (NIV)…the Zondervan edition…of Isaiah…Chapters 12-15. Learn all about what the scriptures say within the following/continuing titles: “Songs of Praise”, “A Prophecy Against Babylon”, “A Prophecy Against the Philistines”, and “A Prophecy Against Moab.”
Read or listen along as I read the “Holy Bible”…the New International Version (NIV)…the Zondervan edition…of Psalms…Chapters 139-141.
Read or listen along as I read the “Holy Bible”…the New International Version (NIV)…the Zondervan edition…of Psalms…Chapters 136-138. Learn all about what the scriptures say within the following/continuing title: “Of David.”