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February 28 - Nº 59 Numbers 22:34 – 24:19; 25:1-18; 31:1-54 When Balaam arrived in Moab, King Balak expected him to curse the Israelites....

February 27 - Nº 58 Numbers 21:10-35; 22:1-34 Many of the nations that the Israelites had to pass through on their way to the Promised...

February 26 - Nº 57 Numbers 20:14-29; 21:1-9 The people of Israel prepared to enter the Promised Land. Moses realized that the shortest...

February 25 - Nº 56 Numbers 17; 20:1-13 To solve the issue of who should be the High Priest once for all, God instructed Moses to bring...

February 24 - Nº 55 Numbers 3:5-10; 4:1-33; Numbers 16-17 God told Moses to divide the Levites into three groups based on their ancestral relationship to Levi’s three sons—Gershon, Kohath and Merari. Moses did this, and God assigned them separate responsibilities--especially for when it was time to move the Israelite camp.  The descendants of Kohath were given the most important responsibilities.  They were the only ones who could move the things that God considered to be “mo

February 23 - Nº 54 Numbers 13-14; Deuteronomy 1:19-46 After leaving Mount Sinai, the Israelites arrived at a desert oasis called Kadesh Barnea. God told Moses to send a leader from each of the twelve tribes to check out the land they were about to enter and report back about its produce, its people, and its towns.  The twelve spies explored the land of Canaan for 40 days.  When they returned to the camp, they displayed some of the amazing fruit they had found. One cluster of

February 22 - Nº 53 Numbers 10:11-28; 11; 12 All the Israelites were descendants of Jacob (whom God later renamed Israel). While they...

February 21 - Nº 52 Exodus 28 – 29; 39:1-31; Leviticus 8 – 10 When God gave Moses the instructions for the Tabernacle, He also gave him orders to  set apart a special group of people called the Priests.  They were responsible to help the Israelites maintain a faithful relationship with God. Their assignment was to lead the people in worship and assist them in offering sacrifices for their sins.  Aaron, Moses’ brother, was chosen as the High Priest.  His four sons were placed

February 20 - Nº 51 Exodus 25:1 – 31:11 ; 35 – 40 God’s role in the history of the Israelite nation was undeniable. He had miraculously led them out of slavery in Egypt and across the Red Sea—drowning the whole Egyptian army in the process. He had produced water out of rocks when they were thirsty and sent manna and quail when they were hungry. He had led them with a miraculous cloud during the day and a pillar of fire at night. But when things got rough--or when things went

February 19 - Nº 50 Exodus 32:30 – 34:35 Moses knew how angry God was with the Israelites for making a golden calf and worshiping it. So...

February 18 - Nº 49 Exodus 21 – 24; 32 After giving Moses ten  moral laws  (which we call the Ten Commandments),   God provided other...

February 17 - Nº 48 Exodus 19 – 20 Three months after God led them out of Egypt, the Israelites arrived at Mount Sinai. Moses climbed the...

February 16 - Nº 47 Exodus 17:8–16; 18:1-27 and Deuteronomy 25:17-19 While they were enjoying the water God had provided for them at...

February 15 - Nº 46 Exodus 15:22 – 17:7 God rescued the nation of Israel and brought them out of Egypt where they had been slaves for almost 400 years. But their journey with God was just beginning.   From the Red Sea, God led them through the desert toward Mount Sinai. They traveled for three long, hot days without finding any water. They finally came to a pool, but the water was undrinkable.  The people began to grumble and complain,  so Moses cried out to the Lord for help

February 14 - Nº 45 Exodus 13:17-15:21 God showed up in a big way during the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt. During the day, He led them...

February 13 - Nº 44 Exodus 11:1-10; 12:21-42 Pharaoh had been given many chances to acknowledge that the God of the Israelites was the...

February 12 - Nº 43 Exodus 7:14 – 10:29 en Opportunities to Know God  Pharaoh was angry! He wanted to know what made Moses think that his...

February 11 - Nº 42 Exodus 4:19-31; 5:1-23; 6:1-12; 7:1-13 Moses left Midian and met his brother Aaron at Mount Sinai. Together they...

February 10 - Nº 41 Exodus 3:1 – 4:17 For forty years Moses tended sheep. Sometimes his search for pasture-land took him to the far side of the Midian wilderness near Mount Horeb (later called Mount Sinai). One day while he was there, something unusual caught his eye.  A bush was on fire, but it wasn’t burning up!   He walked closer to see what was happening. A voice called to him from the bush, “Moses!  Moses!” Startled, he replied, “Here I am.”  The voice instructed him to

February 9 - Nº 40 Exodus 2:11-22 From the time he was six or seven years old, Moses was raised as a prince in Pharaoh’s palace.   There he was given the finest education possible and trained for a prestigious leadership role in the military. He enjoyed the best food, wore the most expensive clothing, and hung out with the most famous people. He was certainly an A-list celebrity. But through it all, Moses knew he was different. He was a Hebrew, not an Egyptian. No doubt, his

February 8 - Nº 39 Exodus 2:1-10 During the time of extreme persecution against the Hebrews, an ordinary young couple (whose names are...

February 7 - Nº 38 Exodus 1 For generations, Israel’s descendants (known as Israelites or Hebrews) grew and multiplied in Egypt. They...

February 6 - Nº 37 Job 38:1 – 42:12 As Job’s friends sat with him in the ashes, they tried to come up with an explanation for his...

February 5 - Nº 36 Job 2:7–37:24 Satan had already destroyed everything Job valued and loved. But God gave him permission to test Job’s...