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Welcome to Day 1 of Bible in a Year! Today, we’re diving into the New King James Version with a bit of the Old Testament, New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs. In this video, we’ll read: 📖 Genesis 1–2: The awe-inspiring creation story. 📖 Psalm 1:1–6: A poetic reminder of the blessings that come from walking in righteousness. 📖 Proverbs 1:1–7: Words of wisdom from Solomon himself. 📖 Matthew 1:1–25: The genealogy of Jesus and the story of His birth! This journey is all about diving deeper into God’s Word, one day at a time. And yes, bear with me as I attempt to pronounce some of the more challenging names and locations, let’s just say it’s a learning curve! 😅 If you’ve ever wanted to listen to the Bible while tackling your day, or you’re joining me in this Bible in a Year challenge, this video is for you. Let’s explore God’s story together! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if you’re enjoying this series! 💬 #audiobible #bibleinayear

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"The Prophet Who Could Hear Through Walls" Picture this: The king of Syria was having a terrible time with his secret battle plans - they weren't exactly staying secret. Every time he thought he had the perfect strategy to attack Israel, somehow the Israelites were already two steps ahead. Frustrated and suspicious, he gathered his advisors: "Alright, which one of you is the spy?" he demanded, probably pacing around his royal chamber. But his advisors had a different explanation that would blow his mind: "Actually, Your Majesty, it's not a spy. There's this prophet in Israel named Elisha who somehow knows everything you say - even the words you whisper in your bedroom!" (2 Kings 6:12) Now, the Syrian king wasn't about to let one prophet ruin his military campaigns. So he did what any frustrated ancient monarch would do - he sent an entire army to capture just one man. They surrounded the city of Dothan, where Elisha was staying, in the dead of night. Come morning, Elisha's servant took one look outside and nearly had a heart attack. "Master!" he cried out, "We're surrounded! What are we going to do?" But Elisha just smiled, cool as could be, and said, "Don't worry - our backup is way bigger than theirs." (2 Kings 6:16) The servant probably thought Elisha had lost it - until Elisha prayed for God to give his servant supernatural vision. Suddenly, the servant's jaw dropped as he saw what Elisha could see: the entire mountain was lit up with fiery horses and chariots - a heavenly army dwarfing the Syrian forces (2 Kings 6:17). What happened next was almost comical. Elisha prayed, and the entire Syrian army was struck blind. Imagine an army of trained soldiers, stumbling around like they were playing the world's largest game of blind man's buff. Elisha then casually walked up and offered to "help" them find their target - leading the entire confused army straight into the capital city of Samaria. Once they were thoroughly trapped inside enemy territory, Elisha prayed again, and their sight returned. Imagine their surprise when they realized where they were! The king of Israel was ready to strike, but Elisha had a better idea. Instead of slaughter, he suggested hospitality: "Let's throw them a feast!" (2 Kings 6:22-23) So these Syrian soldiers, who came to capture or kill, ended up being treated to a royal banquet instead. They returned home with full bellies and a remarkable story to tell. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Syrian raiders decided maybe it wasn't such a good idea to mess with Israel anymore - at least not for a while. This tale from 2 Kings 6:8-23 showcases not just divine protection, but also how mercy can be more powerful than revenge, all while giving us a glimpse into the extraordinary life of a prophet who could hear through walls and turn enemy raids into dinner parties. #bible #jesus #stories #biblicalstories

The Bible Story Of Joshua and the 5 Armies. #biblestories #bible

My first shot at this style of Bible Stories. #biblestories

There are two incredible stories in the Bible about men who skipped death entirely. Let’s break it down: 📖 1. Enoch
Enoch, the great-grandfather of Noah, has a brief but mysterious story in the book of Genesis (5:24). Scripture says, “Enoch walked with God, and he was not, for God took him.” One day, he was simply gone. What makes this so fascinating is that the Bible doesn’t give a clear reason why God took him. Some believe the answer lies in Hebrews 11:5, which explains that Enoch pleased God because of his faith and was taken to avoid experiencing death. 🔥 2. Elijah
Elijah, the mighty prophet, had an unforgettable exit in 2 Kings 2:11. As he and his apprentice Elisha walked along, a chariot of fire with horses of flames appeared, whisking Elijah away in a whirlwind straight to heaven. Can you imagine witnessing something like that? ⚡ Here’s the Twist
Many biblical scholars believe there’s a reason neither of these men experienced death. They speculate that Enoch and Elijah could be the two witnesses mentioned in Revelation 11, who will return to testify during the end times. What do you think? 🤔 Were Enoch and Elijah taken for a greater purpose, and could they really return as the two witnesses in Revelation? Let’s discuss below! 👇 📖 Follow for more fascinating Bible stories and prophecies! #enoch #biblestories #biblefacts #biblestudy #crazystories

Wow, amazing video from @Sundaycooltee! What do you think? More proof that the Bible is not just some book but accurate and the truth? #assyrian #bible #bibletalk #bibleprophecy #bibletalk #jesusiscoming

When God called Jonah to Nineveh, he booked a ticket to Tarshish instead—literally the opposite direction. Sometimes running from God doesn't go as planned. (Jonah 1:3)

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Looking into this fascinating New Testament Bible story from the book of Acts, we have what might seem like an ancient "teleportation" event, but it's actually one of the most remarkable divine transportation moments in biblical history. While modern sci-fi fans might draw parallels to teleportation, this story from the early Christian church shows something far more miraculous. In this key New Testament account, Philip, one of the early Christian evangelists, had just finished baptizing the Ethiopian eunuch. Then, as the Bible tells us, the Spirit of the Lord supernaturally transported Philip to Azotus. This isn't just any Bible story - it's a powerful demonstration of God's ability to supernaturally move His people where they need to be for His purposes. Unlike other dramatic Bible stories involving transportation (like Elijah's whirlwind chariot ride in the Old Testament), this New Testament miracle happens in a blink - one moment Philip is there, the next he's gone! It's a unique moment in biblical history that showcases not technological advancement, but divine intervention in its purest form. 
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📖 Bible in a Year - Day 3: From Adam's Lineage to Noah's Ark! Hey friends! Welcome to Day 3 of our Bible in a Year journey! Today we're diving into some fascinating passages that take us from the genealogy of Adam through to the preparation for the Great Flood. Today's readings: 📚 Genesis 5-6 (Adam's descendants & Noah's story begins!) 📚 Psalm 2:7-12 📚 Proverbs 1:10-19 📚 Matthew 3:1-17 (John the Baptist & Jesus' baptism!) We're exploring some incredible stories today - from the mysterious figure of Enoch who "walked with God" to the corruption that led to the flood, and the powerful moment of Jesus' baptism. Come join me as we unpack these amazing scriptures together! If you're finding these daily readings helpful, don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below. Let's grow in faith together! 🙏 #bible #bibleinayearchallenge #BibleStudy

Have you heard the story of the prodigal son? #theprodigalsonreturns

Hey friends! Welcome back to Day 2 of our Bible in a Year journey! 🙌 I'm still working on pronouncing some of these names correctly (if you heard my attempts yesterday, you know what I mean 😅), but we're in this together! Today's readings are: 📖 Genesis 3-4:26 (The Fall and Cain & Abel) 📖 Psalm 2:1-6 📖 Proverbs 1:8-9 📖 Matthew 2:1-23 (The story of the wise men!) Whether this is your first time reading these passages or your hundredth, there's always something new to discover. I'm excited to dig into God's Word with you all! If you're finding these videos helpful, smash that like button and drop a comment below. Let's encourage each other on this journey! Ready to dive in? Let's go!

Check out this amazing bibke story from Kings 1-18 #biblestories #elijah