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Psalms
Chapter 2
Psalms 2
King of kings
Though nations and rulers rebel against the Lord and his Anointed, God laughs at their vain plot and establishes his Son as King on Zion. The nations ...
Psalms
Chapter 2
Psalms 2
Psalm 2
Jesus Christ is God's anointed King over every nation, enthroned on Zion with righteous rule, justice, universal authority, and an everlasting kingdom...
Psalms
Chapter 1
Psalms 1
Psalm 1
Psalm 1 contrasts the established, fruitful way of the righteous with the unstable and perishing way of the wicked. Bryan explains that Jesus is the p...
Job
Chapter 37
Job 37:1–42:17
Job 37-42
Job 37–42 moves from Elihu's speech to God's questions about creation and providence, Job's repentance, God's rebuke of Job's friends, and Job's resto...
Job
Chapter 32
Job 32:1–36:33
Job 32–36
Job 32–36 presents Elihu as a confident young speaker who mixes true statements about God's justice and greatness with false accusations against Job. ...
Job
Chapter 27
Job 27:1–31:40
Job 27–31
Job 27–31 records Job maintaining his situational innocence, praising God as the only source of wisdom, remembering his former honor, lamenting his hu...
Job
Chapter 22
Job 22:1–26:14
Job 22–26
Eliphaz makes baseless accusations and promises prosperity if Job repents, while Job longs to find God, maintains his integrity, and wrestles with the...
Job
Chapter 16
Job 16:1–21:34
Job 16-21
Job calls his friends miserable comforters, laments their accusations and his isolation, and struggles to understand why the wicked prosper. At the ce...
Job
Chapter 11
Job 11:1–15:35
I will trust in Him
In Job 11-15, Zophar and Eliphaz wrongly assume Job's suffering proves specific hidden wickedness and accuse him without evidence. Job affirms God's s...
Job
Chapter 11
Job 11
Job 11-15
Job's friends accuse him without evidence, but Job continues trusting God. The passage warns against being accusing counselors and points believers to...
Job
Chapter 6
Job 6
Job 6-10
Job pours out profound grief and confusion to God, yet the whole book assures suffering believers that the righteous God remains in control and loving...
Job
Chapter 6
Job 6:1–10:22
Job Laments
Job answers Eliphaz and Bildad out of profound grief. He maintains that he has not abandoned God, yet cannot understand his suffering, longs for death...
Job
Chapter 1
Job 1:13–5:27
Job 1-5
Job loses his wealth and children, then suffers painful bodily affliction, yet worships God and refuses to curse him. His friends first sit silently w...
Job
Chapter 1
Job 1:1-12
Job 1:1-12
Job is introduced as a blameless, upright, God-fearing man with a large family and great prosperity. In the heavenly council Satan accuses Job of lovi...
John
Chapter 20
John 20:26–31
John 20:26–31
John's Gospel was written so readers will believe Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and by believing receive everlasting life in his name.
John
Chapter 19
John 19:38-20:29
John 19:38–20:29
The crucified Jesus is buried and rises, then reveals himself personally to Mary Magdalene and to the disciples, displaying that the risen Savior is t...
John
Chapter 19
John 19:17–37
John 19:17–37
Jesus the righteous King dies for sinners, completes the work foretold in Scripture, and pays the price as the sacrificial Lamb in our place.
John
Chapter 18
John 18:28-19:16
John 18:28–19:16
Jesus, the true King, is mocked, rejected, and condemned even though Pilate finds no fault in him; he takes the punishment sinners deserve.
John
Chapter 18
John 18:12–27
John 18:12–27
Jesus is put on trial while Peter repeatedly denies knowing him, showing the righteous Savior abandoned and rejected even by his closest friends.
John
Chapter 18
John 18:1–11
John 18:1–11
Judas and the guards come at night to betray and arrest Jesus; Peter resists with a sword, but Jesus willingly accepts the cup the Father gives him an...
John
Chapter 17
John 17:20–26
John 17:20–26
Jesus prays that his people will be one in him and the Father as a witness to the world, and that they will be with him to behold his eternal glory.
John
Chapter 16
John 16:16-17:5
John 16:16–17:5
Jesus prepares the disciples for sorrow at his death and joy at his resurrection, then prays about finishing the Father's work and returning to the gl...
John
Chapter 17
John 17:6–19
John 17:6–19
Jesus prays for his disciples and for us to be guarded from the evil one while remaining in the world, and to be sanctified and made holy through God'...
John
Chapter 15
John 15:18-16:15
John 15:18–16:15
Jesus prepares his disciples for life after his resurrection: the world will persecute them as it persecuted him, but he will send the Holy Spirit to ...
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