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TODAY’s reading
Isaiah 1 + Introduction
Isaiah Introduction The book of Isaiah is named after the prophet Isaiah, the author of this book, who prophesied from 739–681 B.C. under the reign of several different kings. The nation of Judah (and the city of Jerusalem) had begun going through the religious motions and offering up meaningless sacrifices instead of humbly following and serving God as they had been instructed to do. That left Isaiah, as a mouthpiece for God amongst the people, to do two things throughout these 66 chapters: warn them of impending judgment and point them to a future hope. Isaiah (along with Jeremiah, Lamentations,
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READ THE BIBLE
Reading the Bible can sometimes be intimidating, frustrating, and sometimes it’s hard to know where to even start. The goal of the Bible Reading Plan is that you’ll walk away each day with a greater understanding of what scripture says and how to apply it to your everyday life. Each day we want to show how God’s plan of redeeming the world plays out through each page of scripture.
We’ve created a daily plan to help you read and understand the Bible maybe for the very first time (or maybe even just help you continue to create a daily habit you’ve already established). Won’t you join us?