Day 10 Genesis 10.
The descendants of Noah by his three sons, repopulate the earth.
Genesis 37.
Joseph is sold into slavery by his brothers. Winds up in Egypt.
Exodus 10.
Warning: Plague 8, locusts. The fourth plea by Pharaoh. Without warning plague 9, darkness.
Exodus 37.
Bezalel builds the ark, the table, the lampstand and the incense altar.
Leviticus 10.
The death of Aaron's two sons Nadab and Abihu for offering strange fire.
Numbers 10.
Making of the trumpets. For calling assembly and for calling to war. The marching order orders.
Deuteronomy 10.
The L-RD recreates the tablets for Moses, commanded to store them in a wooden ark. The seperation of the Levites. "What the L-RD demands..."
Isaiah 10.
Assyria boasted credit for destroying Jerusalem so they will be destroyed.
Isaiah 37.
Hezekiah fears the words of the Rabshekah. Prays to G-D and intercedes and is spared.
Isaiah 64.
Israel's only hope is for G-D Himself to come down from Heaven.
Jeremiah 10.
The Nations make up their own rules and gods as they go along -- don't be like them, they are delusioned.
Jeremiah 37.
Zedekaiah is the puppet king of Nebuchadnezzer takes care of Jeremiah when he is imprisoned and charged with treason.
Ezekiel 10.
He sees the same cherubs he saw earlier at the river before the throne of G-D.
Ezekiel 37.
The dry bones come to life, the symbol of the two sticks [rejoining of Israel and Judah for eternity].
Jeremiah 52.
The fall of Jerusalem. The destruction of the Temple.
Psalms 10.
The wicked do not believe G-D will hold them accountable but G-D's nature is to defend the hapless.
Psalms 37.
It is discouraging seeing the wicked prosper but their end is certain -- focus!
Psalms 64.
The evil terrorize with their words to hide their traps but G-D will strike them in the open for all to see.
Psalms 91.
Because you trust G-D and hide under his shadow and protection He will see to it that you are saved.
Psalms 118.
His steadfast love has no end. (see Romans 8.)
Psalms 145.
G-D is praised for His works, adored for His beneficent acts.
Proverbs 10.
Mischief is easy and fun for the fool, just as wisdom is to the man of understanding.
Job 10.
If he is being punished, Job only wants to know what he did wrong.
Job 37.
Elihu wants Job to stop obsessing with trying to figure it out. G-D's wisdom is unperceiveable (24).
Ecclesiastes 10.
Folly is easy but destructive. Be patient, be humble.
Daniel 10.
Daniel fasts three weeks before the vision. His help was detained in a battle with the prince of Persia till he got help from Michael.
Matthew 10. Jesus empowers His disciples with authority, with the Holy Spirit.
Mark 10. Jesus is questioned about teachings. Teaches self-denial, foretells His persecution, heals blind Bartemaeus.
Luke 10. Commisions seventy disciples. Questioned on eternal life. The story of the good Samaritan, the dispute between Mary and Martha. Jesus rejoices over what His disciples had experieced.
John 10. Be aware of false teaching. There will be one fold in Jesus. The Feast of Dedication. His fatherhood discussed.
Acts 10. Peter accepts Cornelius' conversion. Learns of the acceptance of the Gentiles into the household of G-D.
Romans 10. Paul's concern for faithless Israel. They were taught that by faith the promises were for all of the Nations, but did not believe.
Hebrews 10. Christ is superior to the sacrifices which were only shadows of the eternal promise.
Revelaton 10. The Mighty Angel, the seven thunders. When the Seventh Angel sounds the end will come.
Ephesians 2. You (Gentiles) were dead and unaware of the promises and covenants of G-D but now you are joined with Christ, and now you belong.
The saddest day on the Jewish calendar is called Tishah B'av (the Ninth of Av), which begins at sundown on Saturday, August 13th, and lasts all day Sunday, the 14th.
On Tish’a h B'Av, Jews around the world fast in remembrance of many tragedies that have befallen the Jewish people, such as the destruction of both the first and second Temples. Many Jews also remember the atrocities of the Shoah (Holocaust) during this time. Please take a moment to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and the salvation of the Jewish people this weekend....
1 comment:
What do you think, please, of Obadiah Shoher's interpretation of the story? (here: samsonblinded.org/blog/genesis-37.htm ) He takes the text literally to prove that the brothers played a practical joke on Yosef rather than intended to murder him or sell him into slavery. His argument seems fairly strong to me, but I'd like to hear other opinions.
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