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09/04/2026

~The Bible Recap 2.0~ ~Day 66~
Numbers 28-30

1. What event bookends the Israelites' days? How does this vary on the Sabbath?
2. Is offering a sacrifice considered "work"? See 28:25, 29:12, and 29:35 if you need help.
3. Look up the word :vow" (30:2) in a Hebrew lexicon and write down what you find.
4. Why might God have the Israelites treat a morried woman's vow differently from a married man's vow?

*By requiring sacrifices - of our time, of our money - God reinforces that He has a plan for provision.*

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09/04/2026

~The Bible Recap 1.0~ ~Day 247~
Ezekiel 25-27

1. In your Bible, underline every use of the phrase "they shall know that I am the LORD" in today's reading, or make a note of the references.
2. How would you summarize God's main indictment against the Ammonites?
3. How would you summarize God's main indictment against the Moabites?
4. Who will God send to seek retribution against the Edomites?
5. What is Tyre known for? How does God seem to feel about Tyre based on chapter 27?

*God is your defender, and He's where the joy is!*

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09/03/2026

~The Bible Recap 2.0~ ~Day 65~
Numbers 26-27

1. Why is there a need for another census in chapter 26?
2. Why don't the Levites get an inheritance (26:62)? Review 18:20 for help if your need it.
3. The daughters of Zelophehad sought justice from Moses and God. What does this reveal about what they believed about God? What does God's response reveal about His heart?
4. Why doesn't Moses get to enter the promised land?
5. How does Moses respond when God tells him he won't enter the promised land?

*Pray: Lord, I want to know You more fully. Open my eyes to Your ways and grow my faith.*

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09/03/2026

~The Bible Recap 1.0~ ~Day 246~
Ezekiel 23-24

1. In your Bible, underline every use of the phrase "they shall know that I am the LORD" in today's reading, or make a note of the references.
2. What 2 cities do the 2 women represent in chapter 23? Why is God addressing these 2 cities specifically? What is the general message He sends them?
3. Trace the thread of sin in 23:7. What is Samaria's first sin? What sin does it lead to?
4. How would you summarize the metaphor in 24:6-13? What is God saying about Jerusalem and its people?
5. What unusual command does God give Ezekiel regarding his wife's death? Given Ezekiel's role, what purpose might God be trying to accomplish?

*God the Son knows exactly how hard it is to be human.*

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09/02/2026

Here it is. This week’s song list on Spotify is on fire. If it doesn’t make you want to praise and worship, then I don’t know what will. Turn it up loud and hit that repeat button.

* Oh, and Blessed Assurance won’t be 9 minutes long on Sunday 😁

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09/02/2026

Here it is. This week’s song list on YouTube is on fire. If it doesn’t make you want to praise and worship, then I don’t know what will. Turn it up loud and hit that repeat button.

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09/02/2026

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09/02/2026

~The Bible Recap 2.0~ ~Day 64~
Numbers 23-25

1. What pattern do you see in the way Balaam responds to Balak when he needs to hear clearly from God (22:8, 23:3, 23:15)?
2. The Israelites have no king at this point, but Balaam keeps referencing 1 as he speaks with King Balak (23:21, 24:7, 24:17). What or whom do you think Balaam is referring to in those oracles? Why?
3. How would you describe Balak's attitude during these exchanges between him and Balaam?
4. Read Genesis 12:3. What does this ultimately mean for Balak and for Balaam?
5. The last time there was a plague outbreak, Aaron the high priest intervened. Who intervened this time? What is their relationship?

*"God is not man, that He should like, or a son of man, that He should change His mind." - Numbers 23:19*

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09/02/2026

~The Bible Recap 1.0~ ~Day 245~
Ezekiel 21-22

1. In your Bible, underline every use of the phrase "they shall know that I am the LORD" in today's reading, or make a note of the references.
2. According to 21:4, what 2 types of people will God cut off?
3. In 21:18-23, what decision is King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon trying to make? What is the result?
4. Look up the word "dross" (22:18) in a Hebrew lexicon and write down what you find. (Gesenius' Hebrew-Chaldee Lexicon is especially helpful.) What is God communicating about Israel through this comparison? Based on what you know, does this seem like an accurate comparison?
5. How many righteous men does God find among them, according to 22:30? How does this help inform your understanding of 21:4?

*Sin can affect the intimacy of our relationship with God, but it doesn't affect the status of our relationship with God.*

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