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“This Week in the Bible” copyright © 2012 by Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. Reading plan taken from The One Year Bible, copyright © 2004 Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. Scripture quotations are taken from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation, copyright © 1996, 2004, 2007 by Tyndale House Foundation. Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Carol Stream, Illinois 60188. All rights reserved.

WHERE I SAW JESUS IN THE OLD TESTAMENTMY VERSE OF THE WEEK



A W A Y T O S E E

With the northern kingdom of Israel in ruins, the southern kingdom of Judah is all that remains of a once-fl ourishing nation. Righteous Judean kings like Hezekiah and Josiah strike at the roots of idolatry among their people. In the New Testament, Paul causes riots in Jerusalem after returning from his third missionary journey. Arrested by the Jewish high council, he makes a series of courtroom appearances that will lead him to the authorities of Rome.

MON

2 Kings18:13–19:37

Acts21:1-17

Psalm149:1-9

Proverbs18:8

TUE

20:1–22:2

21:18-36

150:1-6

18:9-10

WED

22:3–23:30

21:37–22:16

1:1-6

18:11-12

THU

23:31–25:30

22:17–23:10

2:1-12

18:13

FRI

1 Chronicles1:1–2:17

23:11-35

3:1-8

18:14-15

SAT

2:18–4:4

24:1-27

4:1-8

18:16-18

SUN

4:5–5:17

25:1-27

5:1-12

18:19

27JULY 1–7

THIS WEEK IN THE BIBLE

“You are my refuge and my shield; your word is my source of hope.”

PS 119:114

M A RJ A N F E B A P R J U NM AY J U L A U G S E P O C T N O V D E C

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A W A Y T O S E E

With the northern kingdom of Israel in ruins, the southern kingdom of Judah is all that remains of a once-fl ourishing nation. Righteous Judean kings like Hezekiah and Josiah strike at the roots of idolatry among their people. In the New Testament, Paul causes riots in Jerusalem after returning from his third missionary journey. Arrested by the Jewish high council, he makes a series of courtroom appearances that will lead him to the authorities of Rome.

MON

2 Kings18:13–19:37

Acts21:1-17

Psalm149:1-9

Proverbs18:8

TUE

20:1–22:2

21:18-36

150:1-6

18:9-10

WED

22:3–23:30

21:37–22:16

1:1-6

18:11-12

THU

23:31–25:30

22:17–23:10

2:1-12

18:13

FRI


23:11-35

3:1-8

18:14-15

SAT

2:18–4:4

24:1-27

4:1-8

18:16-18

SUN

4:5–5:17

25:1-27

5:1-12

18:19

27JULY 1–7



PS 119:114


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A W A Y T O S E E

In the Old Testament, the writer of 1 Chronicles gives us a bird’s-eye view of Israel’s history, then takes a closer look at the triumphs and growing pains of David’s fledgling kingdom. In the New Testament, Paul sails for Rome to present his case before Caesar and to bring the Good News to the heart of the world’s greatest empire. The voyage is fraught with storms, shipwrecks, and snakebites, but God is with Paul all the way.

MON


Acts26:1-32

Psalm6:1-10

Proverbs18:20-21

TUE

7:1–8:40

27:1-20

7:1-17

18:22

WED

9:1–10:14

27:21-44

8:1-9

18:23-24

THU

11:1–12:18

28:1-31

9:1-12

19:1-3

FRI

12:19–14:17

Romans1:1-17

9:13-20

19:4-5

SAT

15:1–16:36

1:18-32

10:1-15

19:6-7

SUN

16:37–18:17

2:1-24

10:16-18

19:8-9

28JULY 8–14



PS 119:114

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A W A Y T O S E E

In the Old Testament, the writer of 1 Chronicles gives us a bird’s-eye view of Israel’s history, then takes a closer look at the triumphs and growing pains of David’s fledgling kingdom. In the New Testament, Paul sails for Rome to present his case before Caesar and to bring the Good News to the heart of the world’s greatest empire. The voyage is fraught with storms, shipwrecks, and snakebites, but God is with Paul all the way.

MON


Acts26:1-32

Psalm6:1-10

Proverbs18:20-21

TUE

7:1–8:40

27:1-20

7:1-17

18:22

WED

9:1–10:14

27:21-44

8:1-9

18:23-24

THU

11:1–12:18

28:1-31

9:1-12

19:1-3

FRI

12:19–14:17

Romans1:1-17

9:13-20

19:4-5

SAT

15:1–16:36

1:18-32

10:1-15

19:6-7

SUN

16:37–18:17

2:1-24

10:16-18

19:8-9

28JULY 8–14



PS 119:114

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A W A Y T O S E E

This week, we make our fi rst foray into Paul’s letters! In Romans, the great apostle tells us just how Christ’s death and resurrection free us from the power of sin. In the Old Testament, we get another perspective on the end of David’s reign and the beginning of Solomon’s. In a scene not recorded anywhere else in Scripture, David personally entrusts Solomon with the details for his most important job as king: to build the Temple of the Lord.

MON


Romans2:25–3:8

Psalm11:1-7

Proverbs19:10-12

TUE

22:1–23:32

3:9-31

12:1-8

19:13-14

WED

24:1–26:11

4:1-12

13:1-6

19:15-16

THU

26:12–27:34

4:13–5:5

14:1-7

19:17

FRI

28:1–29:30

5:6-21

15:1-5

19:18-19

SAT


6:1-23

16:1-11

19:20-21

SUN

4:1–6:11

7:1-13

17:1-15

19:22-23

29JULY 15–21



PS 119:114

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A W A Y T O S E E

This week, we make our fi rst foray into Paul’s letters! In Romans, the great apostle tells us just how Christ’s death and resurrection free us from the power of sin. In the Old Testament, we get another perspective on the end of David’s reign and the beginning of Solomon’s. In a scene not recorded anywhere else in Scripture, David personally entrusts Solomon with the details for his most important job as king: to build the Temple of the Lord.

MON


Romans2:25–3:8

Psalm11:1-7

Proverbs19:10-12

TUE

22:1–23:32

3:9-31

12:1-8

19:13-14

WED

24:1–26:11

4:1-12

13:1-6

19:15-16

THU

26:12–27:34

4:13–5:5

14:1-7

19:17

FRI

28:1–29:30

5:6-21

15:1-5

19:18-19

SAT


6:1-23

16:1-11

19:20-21

SUN

4:1–6:11

7:1-13

17:1-15

19:22-23

29JULY 15–21



PS 119:114

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A W A Y T O S E E

Paul continues his letter to the Romans by emphasizing the love and mercy of God. God offers salvation to everyone, Paul reminds the Christians of Rome, regardless of what is in their past. In the Old Testament, 2 Chronicles records the sad division of the Israelite kingdom. The Chronicler continues his focus on the history of Judah, the southern kingdom, as its people contend with powerful enemy nations and with the constant temptations of idolatry.

MON


Romans7:14–8:8

Psalm18:1-15

Proverbs19:24-25

TUE

8:11–10:19

8:9-25

18:16-36

19:26

WED

11:1–13:22

8:26-39

18:37-50

19:27-29

THU

14:1–16:14

9:1-24

19:1-14

20:1

FRI

17:1–18:34

9:25–10:13

20:1-9

20:2-3

SAT

19:1–20:37

10:14–11:12

21:1-13

20:4-6

SUN

21:1–23:21

11:13-36

22:1-18

20:7

30JULY 22–28



PS 119:114

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A W A Y T O S E E

Paul continues his letter to the Romans by emphasizing the love and mercy of God. God offers salvation to everyone, Paul reminds the Christians of Rome, regardless of what is in their past. In the Old Testament, 2 Chronicles records the sad division of the Israelite kingdom. The Chronicler continues his focus on the history of Judah, the southern kingdom, as its people contend with powerful enemy nations and with the constant temptations of idolatry.

MON


Romans7:14–8:8

Psalm18:1-15

Proverbs19:24-25

TUE

8:11–10:19

8:9-25

18:16-36

19:26

WED

11:1–13:22

8:26-39

18:37-50

19:27-29

THU

14:1–16:14

9:1-24

19:1-14

20:1

FRI

17:1–18:34

9:25–10:13

20:1-9

20:2-3

SAT

19:1–20:37

10:14–11:12

21:1-13

20:4-6

SUN

21:1–23:21

11:13-36

22:1-18

20:7

30JULY 22–28



PS 119:114

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