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Exodus 33-34, Psalms 42, Mark 14 God is still angry with the Israelites for worshiping the golden calf but He is very pleased with Moses. Psalms 42 is a beautiful song. Mark 14 Jesus gets arrested and Peter denies Jesus 3 times just as he had said.

Exodus 31-32, Psalms 41, Mark 13 God gives Moses the 10 Commandments. Chapter 32 is the painful chapter of the the Israelites worshiping a golden calf and God gets very angry. Psalms 41 David prays for protection. Mark 13 Jesus gives a deep talk about the end times.

Exodus 29-30, Psalms 40, Mark 12 Exodus 29 is a gruesome description of a sacrifice but sin is even more gruesome and this detailed description is to illustrate that all sin has consequences. David is in a happy mood in Psalms 40. In Mark 12 Jesus tells the greatest commandment and a warning against teachers of the law.

Exodus 27-28, Psalms 39, Mark 11 Exodus 27-28 God appoints priests and teaches them how to enter his courts. Psalms 39 David is feeling distant from God and talks to to God about his struggles with temptations.

Exodus 25-26, Psalms 38, Mark 10 If you want to see the details of the Arc of the Covenant and the Tabernacle this is the chapter for you, Exodus 25-26. In Psalms 38 David is anguished for something he did wrong and he is feeling the weight and pain in his physical body. In Mark 10 Jesus talks about divorce, heals a blind man and tells the disciples the third time that he is going to be killed.

Exodus 23-24, Psalms 37, Mark 9 God is teaching the Israelites a new way to live and how to deal with conflict. He also talks about honoring the events for generations to come so no-one forgets what God did. Psalms is David’s prayer for God to intervene when things are difficult and there are evil people. Mark 9 Jesus tells his disciples for the second time that that he will be killed and raised o...

Exodus 21-22, Psalms 36, Mark 8 God is laying the ground work for a new civilization of people that live my Godly principles. Psalms 36 David shares a journal entry or a prophetic word. Mark 8 Jesus teaches in parables. Key verse Mark8:18 “If anyone is ashamed of me and my words, the Son of Man will be ashamed of them when he comes in his Father’s glory with the holy angels”. If you don’t think be...

Exodus 19-20, Psalms 35, Mark 7 God gives Moses the 10 Commandments. Psalms 35 David asks God to intervene on his behalf agains his enemies. Mark 7 Jesus teaches about being not letting your heart be defiled.

Exodus 17-018, Psalms 34, Mark 6 The Israelites are still traveling through the dessert and getting irritated with Moses because they are thirsty. Moses cries out to God for help with the grumbling people. God tells Moses to strike the stone and water pours out of it. Psalms 34 is a Psalms of prayer to help you feel confident. Mark 6 Jesus is not welcomed in his own home, he feeds 5000 and he walk...

Exodus 15-16, Psalms 33, Mark 5 The Israelites are traveling in the dessert. The Israelites have old Egyptian cultural beliefs therefore God has to teach them as they go new Godly principles through experiences. Psalms 33 is a song of David. Mark 5 Jesus sends a legion of demons into 2000 pigs and heals a woman.

Exodus 13-14, Psalms 32, Mark 4 The Israelites are now on the road and already grumbling. God shows up by parting the Red Sea. Psalms 32 sounds so poetic. Mark 4 Jesus talks about the mustard seed and the parable of the sower.

Exodus 11-12, Psalms 31, Mark 3 The grand finale plague that finally convinces Pharaoh to let the Israelites go. Psalms 31 is David’s yearning for God’s protection. Mark 3 The Pharisees try to trick Jesus and his family thinks he is crazy.

Exodus 9-10, Psalms 30, Mark 2 Exodus 9 & 10 cover 5 of the plagues God used to use convince Pharaoh. Sometimes you can’t summarize a Psalms and this is one that needs to read together. Mark 2 is new angle of Jesus performing miracles.

Exodus 7-8 show us 5 plagues. Psalms gives us a window into the voice of God. Mark 1 is a new angle of the introduction of Jesus.

Exodus 5-6, Psalms 28, Mathew 28 The Israelites Im Egypt are suffering and losing hope. Psalms 28 another chapter that must be meditated on because it is so powerful. Matthew 28 is the last chapter of Matthew and Jesus gives the great commission.

Exodus 3-4, Psalms 27, Matthew 27 Moses gets disrupted from his cozy life to fulfill a big calling. Psalms 27 is a must read!!! Matthew 27 Jesus gets crucified.

Exodus 1-2, Psalms 26, Matthew 26 Exodus 1-2 is 400 years after Joseph and his family were in Egypt. The Israelites are enslaved. Psalms 26 is a poem. Matthew 26 is THE CLIMACTIC point of the entire Bible. Jesus is carrying the burdens of all mankind.

Genesis 49-50, Psalms 25, Matthew 25 This is the end of the book of Genesis. Psalms 25 is long but so powerful. Matthew 25 Jesus explains what it is like to enter in the kingdom of heaven.

Joseph’s family is settling in in Egypt. Jacob gives blessings to Joseph’s sons. Psalms 24 is a beautiful poem. Matthew 24, hold on to your seat because Jesus tells about his return and the end of times.

Genesis 45-46, Psalms 23, Matthew 23 The Joseph story comes to a crescendo. Classic Psalms 23 is a treasured read for peace, power and protection. Jesus gets a little sassy pants in Matthew 23.

The drama of Joseph continues. Psalms 22 shares David’s heart and hope. Matthew 22 Jesus shares more parables and finally everyone decides his wisdom surpasses everyone.

The juicy drama story of Joseph continues. Psalms 21 is always a beautiful passage to read. Matthew 21 Jesus tells several parables that will leave you thinking for days.

The story of Joseph working as a slave for Potiphar. Potiphar’s wife lies and get Joseph put in jail. Psalms 20 is a short chapter worth reading over and over because it has so much confidence.

Genesis 37-38 Story of Joseph and Judah. Psalms 19 is such a beautiful prayer it is worth reading slowly and out loud. Matthew 19 discusses divorce and wealth.

Jacob shows tremendous gratitude and God changes his name to Israel. Psalms 18 is a passage of love and God’s tremendous power. Psalms also shows us how God fights our battles. Matthew 18 contains some classic Bible verses and parables of forgiveness, stumbling, having heart of a child, wandering sheep, and dealing with conflict.