November 3
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Today's Bible Verse
God setteth the solitary in families: he bringeth out those which are bound with chains: but the rebellious dwell in a dry land. Psalm 68:6
Memorize this Verse: (Cover the verse text and using just the first letters of each word try to recite the entire passage.)
6. G S T S I F H B O T W A B W C B T R D I A D L
Memorize this Verse: (Cover the verse text and using just the first letters of each word try to recite the entire passage.)
6. G S T S I F H B O T W A B W C B T R D I A D L
Today's Bible Reading
November 3, 2020
Today's Bible Reading Plan selections can be found below. If you don't have a Bible with you, just click the references to read each passage online: Old Testament Ezekiel 9-12 — 8.0 minutes Job 3 — 4.5 minutes New Testament John 8:1-11 — 2.5 minutes 2 Peter 2:1-9 — 2.5 minutes Total Average Read Time — 17.5 minutes |
This reading plan will make it easy and fun for you to read through the entire Bible this year. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
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Today's Meditation - Psalms
Psalm 119:97-104
The Hebrew letter mem begins each sentence and the first word of the sentence, and near the end of these eight verses, the psalmist emphasizes the sweetness of God’s word. Its sweetness flows from its concentration on Who God is and what God can do, and the beauty and majesty of it centers in the lovely Messiah (Psalm 45). It is sweet to our emotional life when it reveals how God will deliver us from all our troubles; it is sweet to our spiritual understanding when we see how God is working His wonderful plan in our lives. The word of God is indeed “sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb (Psalm 19:10).”
Verse for Meditation: Verse 103 – “How sweet are Thy words unto my taste! Yea, sweeter than honey to my mouth!”
The Hebrew letter mem begins each sentence and the first word of the sentence, and near the end of these eight verses, the psalmist emphasizes the sweetness of God’s word. Its sweetness flows from its concentration on Who God is and what God can do, and the beauty and majesty of it centers in the lovely Messiah (Psalm 45). It is sweet to our emotional life when it reveals how God will deliver us from all our troubles; it is sweet to our spiritual understanding when we see how God is working His wonderful plan in our lives. The word of God is indeed “sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb (Psalm 19:10).”
- It brings a loving response – verses 97 and 103
- It provides a tremendous resource – verses 98-100
- It develops a personal restraint – verses 101-102
- It produces a godly result – verse 104
Verse for Meditation: Verse 103 – “How sweet are Thy words unto my taste! Yea, sweeter than honey to my mouth!”
Today's Prayer
“Your word, O Lord, is sweet to my heart, and I love to read and study everything You have said.”
Prayer Center
As Christians, we are called to prayer. Please use the resources below to encourage you in your daily prayer time.
As Christians, we are called to prayer. Please use the resources below to encourage you in your daily prayer time.