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M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 2: The saving faith of Rahab, the scarlet thread, the Hall of Faith, and the scarlet blood of the cross.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Joshua 1: The transition of leadership from Moses to Joshua and his charge to be strong and courageous.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 33–34: The death of Moses and the duties of the priests as mediators for Israel in Moses’s absence.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 32: The song of Moses, the story of Yahweh’s grace toward Israel, and worshiping through song.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 31: That God buries his workmen but carries on his work—even for the death of Moses.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 30: Circumcision of the heart and the work of the Holy Spirit to transform our hearts.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 29: Yahweh’s history of grace toward his people and the warning to watch out for bitterness.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 28: Yahweh’s covenant blessings, his covenant curses, and his covenant-keeping faithfulness.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 27: Writing the law on large stones as a permanent memorial and a new mediator for Israel.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 26: Offering the firstfruits to Yahweh, bringing the third-year tithe, and the law of generosity.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 25: Sex, marriage, child-bearing, and the generational promises that Yahweh made with Abraham.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 24: What the law teaches about predatory loans, paying the wages of day-laborers, and gleaning.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 23: How Yahweh walked in the midst of his people in the tabernacle—and why that requires cleanness.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 22: “General equity” in interpreting the law and extrapolating principles of justice for today.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 21: The curse of hanging on a tree and how Jesus came a curse for us by hanging on the cross.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 20: The background of Jesus’ Parable of the Great Banquet and our inheritance in Christ.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 19: Cities of refuge, property boundary landmarks, and witnesses—that is, justice in Israel.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 18: The prophet like Moses who would arise out of the midst of Israel with genuine authority.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 17: The laws concerning kingship in Israel and the future trajectory of Israel’s anointed king.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 16: The three major feasts of Israel: Passover, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Booths.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 15: The Year of Release, the forgiveness of debts, freeing slaves, and the generosity of God.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 13–14: Tithes, offerings, generosity, feasting with Yahweh, and the reason God commands us to give.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 12: The end of Israel’s informal worship, doing what is right in your own eyes, and idolatry.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 11: Frontlets and the physical reminders God gives us to draw us back into the story of Jesus.

M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan Meditation for Deuteronomy 10: Heart circumcision, outward signs, inward realities, and the Holy Spirit’s work in regeneration.