IRTWBEY365 (I Read The Whole Bible Every Year Podcast)

The debate continues between Job and his three friends Zophar, and Eliphaz as to why Job has experience such tragedies in his life

Job 16 Job's affliction was great. He bagan lamenting . He told his friends that he wouldn't behave like them if they were in his shoe. Job's friends were insinuating that he has sinned that was why he was facing the predicament. Job expressed his sadness and grief about how God has made a war with him . Meanwhile , Job still keep his hope in God. 'My face is red with weeping, dark shadows ring my...

These chapters showcase, the ongoing dialogue between Job and his friends, highlighting Job‘s frustration with their lack of understanding, and their attempts to attribute his suffering to personal sin. Job maintains his innocence and continues to express his faith in God, even as he wrestles with the hardships he endures.

Chapter 8 Bildad tells Job that he should consider the wisdom of past generations. Papyrus can't grow without a marsh, and reeds can't grow without water—otherwise, they will wither. It's the same with the lives of those who forget God—their hope fails, and their confidence is like a spiderweb. Lesson Give good advice from their heart. But unless that heart has been affected by God's revelation, t...

These chapters highlight the ongoing debate between Joe and his friends, regarding the cause of suffering and the role of God in human affairs Job’s friends adhere to the belief. That suffering is a consequence of sin. Where is Job asserts his innocence and questions the fairness of his plight. The dialogue set the stage for further exploration of these profound, theological and philosophical them...

Bible Summary Job Chapter 1- 3 Job Chapter 1: The Book of Job begins by introducing its central character The first look at Job shows him to be an exceedingly righteous man. Job was a man of impressive wealth and status. By any measure, Job was a prominent and affluent man. It was God who brought up Job as a subject for discussion, and God brought up Job in the sense of bragging about Job’s godlin...

Zephaniah 1-3 Ch. 1 Zephaniah prophecies that God will destroy the people of Judah and Jerusalem if they don’t repent for there sins. They had sinned and God was bringing destruction upon them. God later encourages Judah and the people them to seek righteousness. Zephaniah means God has hidden. Summary: How we go thru life with very little thought of God . We live like God doesn’t matter. Ch. 2 Ju...

Habakkuk 1-3 Chp 1-2   Begins with Habakkuk asking God questions about the evil, violence and injustice that was taking place in Judah and wondering how long would He allow it to continue. God response by saying He would do something so amazing that he would not believe even if you were told (1:5) that He was raising up Babylon to seize dwellings that were not their own.  Habakkuk continues to add...

Nahum 1 Nahum Chapter 1 chronicles a vision about Nineveh that the prophet Nahum received from God and relayed to the people. God began His message in Nahum Chapter 1 by stating He is a jealous and angry God. He said He would take vengeance against those whom He deemed were His enemies. He will not allow the guilty to go unpunished. Nahum Chapter 1 goes on to say that the Lord is also good and mer...

Micah chapters 5–7 contains prophecies about the birth of the Messiah. God call for justice and righteousness from his people and Micahs lament over the moral decay in society. It emphasizes the importance of obedience, trusting in God and the hope of restoration and salvation.

Chapter 1 According to Micah Chapter 1, God had spoken to the prophet directly and said that the mountains, valleys, and water would react in horrific ways and completely destroy Samaria. The people would be cast out and their land would no longer be theirs. Lesson We often feel like asking, "Good God Almighty, what do you WANT from me?" Micah gives a clear answer -- to act justly, love mercy, and...

The book of Jonah, explores, themes of obedience, repentance compassion, and God’s sovereignty. It highlights, Jonah’s, initial disobedience and subsequent repentance, as well as God’s willingness to forgive, and show mercy to those who turn to him. It serves as a reminder that God‘s Compassion extends beyond the boundaries we may set And challenges us to examine our own attitude towards others.

Bible Summary Obadiah Chapter 1 Obadiah Chapter 1: Obadiah’s prophecy is unique because he doesn’t deal with Judah or Israel much at all. His focus is on the sin of Edom and the judgment coming upon them. Obadiah gave a report from the LORD, announcing that God would bring nations against Edom in battle. As a result of this coming battle, God will make Edom small among the nations and greatly desp...

Summar Ammis 1-5 Chp 1 -5 Speaks of the judgement to Israel’s neighbors.  It lists all the surrounding neighbors including Aram, Philistines, Ammonites and Edom just to name a few. Witnesses are summoned against Israel. Israel continues to sins and refuses to repent and return back to God. It concludes with another call of repentance and speaks of The Day of the Lord, which is the day of judgment.

Joel 1 Prophet Joel saw the vision of an invading locust . The locust had invaded the land of Israel. The situation according to him calls for mourning. The drunkards should wail.because the wine is dried up from their lips , the farmers should weep because the farm harvest is destroyed ,the priests also should mourn because the grain offering and drink offering are withheld from the house of God....

Hosea, chapters 11–14 presents a powerful message of God’s love and mercy, even in the face of his peoples disobedience. It is a call to repentance and a reminder that God is always ready to forgive, and restore those who turned to him.

Chapter 6 This chapter contains the prophecies attributed to the prophet Hosea son of Beeri, about an exhortation to repentance (Hosea 6:1-3) and a complaint against Israel and Judah for persisting still in their wickedness (Hosea 6:4-11). It is a part of the Book of the Twelve Minor Prophets. Lesson Hosea reassures Gomer that despite her former sin he will keep his promises. He will love her and...

Hosea chapters 1-5 five is a message of God’s love and mercy toward Israel, despite their unfaithfulness and disobedience. God calls on Israel to repent, and returned to him, warning them of the consequences of their sin, but also promising them redemption and restoration if they turned back to him.

Isaiah Chapter 65 and 66 summary This Chapter says about how the LORD will indeed bless His genuine servants. A promise of blessing for the true servants of the LORD, and a promise of chastisement for the false or shallow servants of God. How the LORD sees the shallow repentance of the remnant. Yet, God would be found by those who did not seek Him. To trust in our own wisdom, our own judgment, our...

Isaiah 61-64 Ch. 61 Isaiah has the Spirit of the Lord on him. He was sent to bind up the broken hearted to proclaim freedom for the captives. In my faithfulness I will reward my people and make a covenant with them. My soul rejoices in God. Summary: If we are faithful to God we can receive the blessings. Ch. 62 God loves the church and his people. Talk about the greatest of the Lord. God wants the...

Summary of Isa 58-60   Chp 58 Speaks about true fasting. It talks about how they were just going through the motions of fasting ---  but yet doing what they wanted to do, that their hearts were not in it. It was only the appearance of righteousness.   They did not honor Him with their hearts.  Honoring God is doing what’s on His heart, like feeding the hungry, providing shelter and clothing for th...

Isaiah 55 This chapter is loaded with soothing words from the Lord. He calls the thirsty to come for a drink . The poor for unquantifiable supply at no cost. The faithfulness of the Lord is eternal . He is ready to make promises with the Israel as he did with David. God has beautiful plans for his people awesome plans their minds couldn't ever imagine. Lessons God is waiting for you and I to surre...

Isaiah 52 The restoration of Jerusalem, and the coming of the Lord and Israel’s return to Zion. Chapter 53 talks about the suffering servant, who will be exalted that he will encounter suffering and rejection. He will be the atonement for sin, and he will be resurrected. Chapter 54 the glorious future, the restoration of Jerusalem and the Lord’s everlasting kindness towards his people.

Chapter 49 written from the Servant's point of view, is an account of his pre-natal calling by God to lead both Israel and the nations. The Servant is now portrayed as the prophet of the Lord equipped and called to restore the nation to God. Yet, anticipating the fourth song, he is without success. lessons God had prescribed how Israel should act in the world in order to be a light to the world. B...

45 Cyrus is gods anointed. Chapter 46 the fall of Babylon. Chapter 47. The servant of the Lord chapter 48 the restoration of Jerusalem.