Day 8 Month 8



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Genesis 8. The end of the Flood.


Genesis 35. Jacob’s name is changed to Israel. Birth of Benjamin, death of Rachel.


Exodus 8. Pharaoh please “one more night with the frogs.” Plague 3, lice, comes with no warning. A warning is issued, Plague 4, insects comes and Pharaoh pleas again for Moses to intercede with G-D.


Exodus 35. The Sabbath. The trappings for the Tabernacle.


Leviticus 8. Ordination and the consecration of the Priests and the Tabernacle.


Numbers 8. The Menorah and the cleansing of the Levitical Priests.


Numbers 35. Apportioning the Levite Towns and the Cities of Refuge and the rules for the Blood Avenger.


Deuteronomy 8. Remember the lessons of the Wilderness experience.


Those were the readings from the Torah.


Isaiah 8. The son of Isaiah is used to illustrate the coming destruction of Assyria.


Isaiah 35. G-D Himself will be the one to come and requite Israel.


Isaiah 62. The Promise to restore Jerusalem. G-D Himself will do it while the whole world watches.


From the Yearly reading List:


Jeremiah 50. Babylon is judged and condemned for challenging the L-RD and the destroyer will come from the North.


The concludes today’s readings from the Neviim (The Prophets).


Psalms 8. The Majesty of Your Name is proclaimed throughout visible Creation.


Psalms 35. The L-RD saves me from those who are stronger than me.


Psalms 62. [see 8-7-2005]


Psalms 89. The L-RD’s love is steadfast. We fail but He can not. (See Romans 8)


Psalms 116. Whenever I call G-D hears me.


Psalms 143. When my spirit fails me and my mind is numb, I remember…


Proverbs 8. These two women are everywhere looking for those who will listen (Wisdom and Prudence).


Job 8. Bildad argues that Job’s children brought judgment on themselves.


Job 35. Elihu points out that Job is speaking rashly out of impatience from not hearing any answer from G-D.


Ecclesiastes 8. Man is in a rush to know and find wisdom, to know the future, but it is not possible to find it.


Daniel 8. Gabriel interprets the vision of Daniel about “the time of the end.”


This ends the Readings of the Kethuvim (The Writings) for the day. The Yearly list is finished.


Following is the readings for the B’rit Chadashah.


Matthew 8. Jesus heals leprosy. Honors the Centurion’s faith. Casts out devils, calms the sea and drives devils in the herd of swine.


Mark 8. Jesus feeds the 4000. Teaching about the leaven of the Pharisees. Heals the blind. Who do people thin that Jesus is, the confession at Caesarea Philippi. Foretells His suffering. You must deny self to follow Christ.


Luke 8. The parable of the Sower and the seed. Jesus calms the sea. The Gadarenes, raising a girl from the dead. Heals the woman with the issue of blood when she touches his zizith.


John 8. The woman caught in adultery. The discussion about Jesus’ father.


Acts 8. Believers in Jerusalem come under persecution. The Samaritan believers receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Philip explains Christ to the eunuch out of Scripture.


Romans 8. There can be not condemnation to those who are in Christ anymore that you can condemn Christ Himself; therefore, you cannot be separated from Christ.


Hebrews 8. Jesus, the new High Priest supercedes the old High Priest. The new Priest and the new covenant are eternal;. The old could not be eternal because it was mediated by an earthly (sinful) priest whose sin was temporarily covered.


Revelation 8. After the 7th Seal is opened there is silence. The first four of Seven Angels with Trumpets sound. An angel warns of woes to come in the final 3 trumpets.


From the annual readings of the Epistles:



Galatians 6. The treatment of the faults of others is to restore them, support them, not condemn them. The taught must help the teacher and vice versa. The Judaizers were motivated by fear of criticism.
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