Week of February 27

Day 1     Numbers 6-9
Day 2     Numbers 10-13; Psalm 90
Day 3     Numbers 14-16; Psalm 95
Day 4     Numbers 17-20
Day 5     Numbers 21-24
Day 6     Numbers 25-28

But the LORD said to Moses and Aaron, 
"Because you did not trust in me enough to 
honor me as holy in the sight of the Israelites, 
you will not bring this community into the land 
I give them.”

Week of February 20

Day 1     Leviticus 11-14
Day 2     Leviticus 15-18
Day 3     Leviticus 19-22
Day 4     Leviticus 23-25
Day 5     Leviticus 26-27; Numbers 1-2
Day 6     Numbers 3-5

Week of February 13

Day 1     Exodus 29-32
Day 2     Exodus 33-36
Day 3     Exodus 37-40
Day 4     Leviticus 1-4
Day 5     Leviticus 5-7
Day 6     Leviticus 8-10


Thoughts and Questions for the Week
I'll add these later in the week

Week of February 6

Day 1      Exodus 5-9
Day 2      Exodus 10-13
Day 3      Exodus 14-18
Day 4      Exodus 19-21
Day 5      Exodus 22-24
Day 6      Exodus 25-28





Thoughts and Questions

1. This week, we are going to go all the way from Israel's captivity, through the plagues on Egypt, their escape through the Red Sea, forty years of wandering through the desert, the giving of the law, to instructions for constructing the tabernacle.  I said it last week and I'll say it again.  Watch for God (it's not hard) in everything you read this week.  Note how He is ultimately in control of Israel's and Egypt's fates.  
2. The Israelites during the time of Moses were fortunate enough to see numerous miracles, including the plagues, parting of the Red Sea, being provisioned with manna, etc. Yet, despite seeing these things first hand, they are disobedient and even go to the extreme of worshiping other gods.  How can this be? How can they see these things and seemingly forget them overnight?  Would you or I be different? Why or why not?
3. As you read the Ten Commandments in Chapter 20, do you notice a pattern in their sequence?  
4. In the desert, God provided manna for the Israelites every day, but they were only allowed to gather a day's worth each time (except prior to the Sabbath).  Why do you think God made this rule?