Pittsburgh Christadelphian Ecclesia

Pittsburgh Christadelphian Ecclesia Bible students and followers of Christ in the Pittsburgh area. HOURS:

Bible Class: most Wednesday evenings, 7 PM: via Zoom.

Contact us for schedule and Zoom access details. From first Sunday in September to last Sunday in May:
Sunday School (via Zoom. Contact us for access details) 9:00 AM
Worship Service: 11:00 AM

From first Sunday in June to last Sunday in August:
Worship Service: 9:30 AM

09/12/2026

Chapters to Read Today - Nehemiah 2 - Nehemiah requests the king that he be sent to Jerusalem and provided with supplies to rebuild the city. On arrival, he inspects the walls at night in secret.

1 Corinthians 15 - The death and resurrection of Christ were foretold in the Old Testament (verses 3-4, the Scriptures of Paul’s day). See Luke 24:25-27, 44. Those in Christ will be raised from the dead at his coming - 15: 22-23.

Chapters to Read Today - Nehemiah 4 - When they saw that the Jews were rebuilding the walls, Sanballat and Tobiah and other gentiles conspired to fight against Jerusalem. The Jews organize guards and all the workers keep their weapons handy.

1 Corinthians 16 - After giving some advice on making a contribution to the poor believers at Jerusalem, Paul outlines his plans to visit Corinth at a future time. Paul closes his letter with final words of warning and conveys his love to them.

Chapters to Read Today - Nehemiah 5 - Nehemiah rebukes the Jewish nobles and officials who had taken the people’s lands and houses, and taken their children for servants in exchange for giving them food., He commands that they be returned.

2 Corinthians 1 - An example of Paul's problems referred to in verse 8 is recorded in Acts 19:21-41. Paul goes on to explain his delay in visiting Corinth.

Chapters to Read Today - Nehemiah 6 - Sanballat and his friends plot to capture Nehemiah or to damage his reputation but don’t succeed, and the walls and gates are finished.

2 Corinthians 2 - In his first letter Paul had given instructions on what to do about a brother who had fallen into a serious sin. He now praises them for their obedience and counsels them to bring him back into their fellowship.

Chapters to Read Today - Nehemiah 8 - The people gather together for the feasts of the Jewish seventh month. They hear the book of the Law read by Ezra the priest for seven days and live in booths (the booths symbolized the temporary nature of our lives. See verses 14-17).

2 Corinthians 3 - Paul compares the glory that faded from Moses’ face with the greater and lasting glory that is manifested in the Lord Jesus Christ. He mourns that Israel still looked only at the fading glory of Moses. Those who understand the glory of the Lord Jesus can share in that glory as they grow in faith and grace.

Chapters to Read Today - Nehemiah 9 - The people fast and confess their sins. The Levites lead them in a prayer citing the sinful history of the nation and God’s mercy toward them. They renew their covenant with God.

2 Corinthians 4 - Paul suffered many things for the sake of the Gospel. Here he states that none of those sufferings can compare with the glory that is to come at the resurrection. His suffering could not even compare with the joy that he felt at the present time because so many were turning from the darkness of a godless world to the light of salvation in Christ Jesus.

Chapters to Read Today - Nehemiah 13 - Nehemiah returns from visiting with the King in Babylon, and finds the priests and the people have quickly and widely gone astray, including intermarriage with gentiles. He thoroughly rebukes them and corrects the situation.

2 Corinthians 5 - Paul longs for the day when all the weakness of his mortal body will be done away in a glorious, immortal body. Compare this passage with 1 Corinthians 15: 50-54. He brings out that all who have known God and Christ will be judged by Christ

09/05/2026

Chapters to Read Today - Ezra 9 - The second group of Jews returns to Israel. Ezra is included in this return. He teaches the Law. Ezra 6 contains one of the great intercessory prayers of the Bible (Ezra 9:5–15). Ezra’s leadership was vital for the Jews’ spiritual advancement.

NEHEMIAH
Zerubbabel had led Israel in the Return and in building an altar for the worship of God. The Temple had finally been rebuilt. More Jews returned from Babylon and Ezra came with them to organize the worship into the form commanded. We now read about Nehemiah who came from Babylon and rebuilt the devastated walls of the city of Jerusalem, and led the people into reformation of their lives as servants of God.

Nehemiah 1- Nehemiah weeps because the Jews in Jerusalem are suffering greatly and the walls of the city are in ruin. At the end of the chapter, we learn that he was the cupbearer of the king of Persia.

09/04/2026

Chapters to Read Today - Ezra 5 - God helps Israel by sending prophets Haggai and Zechariah to command that the work start again. It is a sign that God has mercy in store for a people, when he raises up prophets to be helpers in the work of God.

Ezra 6 - Twenty years after the restart of the work, the temple building is complete. God works his purpose even through unbelievers; Darius issued a decree that the cost of the temple would come from the treasury of Persia.

09/03/2026

Chapters to Read Today - Ezra 3 - The work of rebuilding the temple begins and there is great rejoicing by the priests and the people as the foundation for the temple is laid.

Ezra 4 - The building of the Temple is brought to a standstill by enemies and adversaries. The enemies bribe the royal officials and successfully delay the temple rebuilding until the time of the second year of the Persian king Darius.

09/02/2026

Chapters to Read Today - 2 Chronicles 36 - God sent messengers and prophets (verse 15) to his people. But they were still rebellious. As a punishment they were taken captive into Babylonia for 70 years (verses 17-21).

EZRA
Ezra is a book about History and Genealogies. It was written by Ezra, a direct descendant of Aaron the chief priest. He records events up to 450 B.C. Through the prophets, God had said that His chosen people would return to their land after a seventy-year exile and God is faithful in fulfilling His promises. Ezra’s purpose was to accurately record the events of the return of the Jews from Babylonian exile and the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem.

Ezra 1 - We read in 2 Chronicles 36: 22-23 that the LORD stirred up Cyrus, king of Persia, to send the Jewish people (who were in exile in Babylonia) back to the land of Israel. This is now repeated giving more detail, and we see it start to happen with Sheshbazzar (usually called Zerubbabel; (see 2:2, 3:2, etc.) as the leader.

09/01/2026

Chapters to Read Today - 2 Chronicles 34 - Reformation came again through Josiah, the great grandson of Hezekiah. Contributions, including from the remnants of the northern tribes, were used to refurbish the temple building. Josiah read the Law in the presence of all Israel, and commanded them to dedicate themselves to God. The people's response was insincere.

2 Chronicles 35 - God had prophesied (chapter 34) that he would cause faithful Josiah to die young so that he would not see the punishment of the nation for their sins. Josiah's life ended when he went to war against the Egyptians and was killed in battle.

08/31/2026

Chapters to Read Today - 2 Chronicles 31 – Hezekiah and the people tore down the down the pagan worship places throughout Judah and Israel. He helped the priests and the people to restore the sacrifices and tithes.

2 Chronicles 32 - After the faithful work of the nation, it happened that Sennacherib king of Assyria invaded Judah, but God responded to prayer and destroyed the Assyrian army. Hezekiah's life typifies that of Christ, who will return to the earth as king, to cleanse all human wickedness and defeat the worldly forces that will fight him.

08/30/2026

Chapters to Read Today - 2 Chronicles 29 - Hezekiah became king in Judah after the wicked king Ahaz. Because of early training by a faithful mother he made religious reforms by reconsecrating the priests, and cleansing the temple.

2 Chronicles 30 – Hezekiah invited all Israel to Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover. Thankfully, some from the remnant who were left in the northern kingdom came to join with the southern kingdom (Judah) in the observance.

08/29/2026

Chapters to Read Today - 2 Chronicles 26 - Uzziah reigned over Judah and did what was right in God’s sight. God blessed him in battle and in raising crops. Becoming proud, he tried to take over the job of the priests in the Temple and was made a l***r as punishment.

1 Corinthians 14 - When people speak in tongues, they only edify (instruct and encourage) themselves, not the church. It is important that others understand our message. God is the author of peace and truth, not confusion.

08/28/2026

Chapters to Read Today - 2 Chronicles 20 - Jehosaphat and the people of Judah appeal to the LORD to save them from Ammon, Moab, and Mt. Seir. God saves them and their enemies kill each other.

1 Corinthians 13 - This is one of the most loved chapters in the Bible. The word 'charity' in older Bible translations is translated 'love' in modern versions. The abiding quality of Divine Love, demonstrated in Christ, must be seen in us also. We should try to make it part of our character.

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