#22MinuteChallenge | Bible Project Reading Plan
Day 149 | The Wisdom of Israel
Job 35-37, Psalm 144
Source: Bible Project Reading Plan
#22MinuteChallenge | Bible Project Reading Plan
Day 149 | The Wisdom of Israel
Job 35-37, Psalm 144
Source: Bible Project Reading Plan
Your wickedness affects only someone like yourself. Your righteousness affects only the descendants of Adam.
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But no one asks, ‘Where is God, my Creator, who inspires songs in the night, who teaches us more than he teaches the animals of the earth, who makes us wiser than the birds in the sky?’
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“Surely, God doesn’t listen to idle complaints. The Almighty doesn’t even pay attention to them.
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Certainly, my words are not lies. The one who knows everything is ⌞speaking⌟ with you.
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“Certainly, God is mighty. He doesn’t despise anyone. He is mighty and brave.
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“If righteous people listen and serve ⌞him⌟, they will live out their days in prosperity and their years in comfort.
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“God does great things by his power. Is there any teacher like him?
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“Certainly, God is so great that he is beyond our understanding. The number of his years cannot be counted.
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God’s voice thunders in miraculous ways. It does great things that we cannot understand.
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God’s breath produces ice, and the seas freeze over.
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A golden light comes from the north. A terrifying majesty is around God. The Almighty, whom we can’t reach, is great in power and judgment, has more than enough righteousness, and does not oppress. That is why people should fear him. He does not respect those who think they’re wise.”
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Thank the Lord, my rock, who trained my hands to fight and my fingers to do battle, my merciful one, my fortress, my stronghold, and my savior, my shield, the one in whom I take refuge, and the one who brings people under my authority.
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O Lord, what are humans that you should care about them? What are mere mortals that you should think about them? Humans are like a breath of air. Their life span is like a fleeting shadow.
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O God, I will sing a new song to you. I will sing a psalm to you on a ten-stringed harp. You are the one who gives victory to kings. You are the one who snatches your servant David away from a deadly sword.
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May our sons be like full-grown, young plants. May our daughters be like stately columns that adorn the corners of a palace.
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May our barns be filled with all kinds of crops. May our sheep give birth to thousands of lambs, tens of thousands in our fields. May our cattle have many calves. May no one break in, and may no one be dragged out. May there be no cries of distress in our streets. Blessed are the people who have these blessings! Blessed are the people whose God is the Lord!
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