Jan 26, 2022
GENESIS 42-43:
Yesterday in Genesis chapter 41, we heard of
Pharaoh's dream, and what happened to Joseph as a result of his
correctly telling the interpretation. Note also that Joseph was
careful to give the glory to God for that
interpretation.
JOB 26:
In
yesterday’s reading in Job chapter 25, Bildad only had a six verse
response, because Job interrupted him with the speech we will read
today. Bildad implied Job’s guilt in more than one way, including
this most obvious rhetorical question:
25:4 GNT Can anyone be righteous or pure in God's sight?
MARK 16:
Yesterday we heard of the death and burial of
Jesus. That chapter was full of fulfilled prophecies. Psalm 22
includes several of those prophecies and helps us remember what
Jesus suffered. We will read the first 18 verses of that psalm
before reading Mark 16. After the part of Psalm 22 which we read
today, that psalm continues with 13 more verses, which
prophetically give praise about our victorious Messiah and God. So
also we find that something better is coming in Mark chapter
16.