Supplemental Reading for Week: Psalm 14.
The narrative of Abraham is interrupted by a story thread of egregious sin and eventual judgment. Isn't this remarkable? Not only are the first truths of God revealed in the narrative of Genesis, but they're revealed through excellent storytelling.
At the same time, there are elements in the events in our reading this week that sound strange to our 21st Century American ears. One way to move through the reading is to make a note of these items, and then reflect on them for a while. Is there a truth hiding in the circumstances? Is there a promise to claim or a warning to heed? What do you learn about God? About humanity? About yourself?
And if it still seems strange, this is the place to talk about it. Add a comment to this post.
Welcome.
Welcome to everyone participating in the Creation to the Cross Bible Reading Plan in 2008. Each week, there will be a new post for the week's reading. You are invited to share your thoughts about what you've read by adding comments to that post. From time to time there will be posts about the day's reading, and you're invited to comment on those posts also. And each week, there will be a suggested, optional, supplemental reading for Sunday.
If you'd like an Introduction/Outline of Numbers click here.
A copy of the reading plan is available here.
If you'd like an Introduction/Outline of Numbers click here.
A copy of the reading plan is available here.
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