Deuteronomy 10 Deuteronomy is almost good enough to read instead of the three books it summarizes!


 
  Good morning, I hope this week is going well for all of you! I feel so blessed that Madeline was able to go home after going into septic shock from diverticulitis (that she had never had before). I am so glad I listened to the voice in my head to take her myself to the ER instead of waiting for an ambulance. I will admit to driving way too fast that morning, but again, somehow I knew time was of the essence! So I wanted to take this paragraph to thank God for her survival and to thank all of you for the prayers that we felt all through her treatments. So, as I praise God and thank all of you, this should be the last mention of this subject.

  Now, let's get to The Daily Bible Challenge. We are in chapter 10 of Deuteronomy this morning. It is a great read to start the day. It is again kind of a CliffsNotes for Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers. But there are also some interesting tidbits in here that are not in the original text, or I somehow missed them. Such as, there were only 70 Jewish people who went into Egypt, but now they numbered in the millions! God really did bless them as a people, through this terrible time of being enslaved!

  Our mission here at TDBC is to get people to read their Bibles instead of listening to gossip about God! As always, this blog is about you and your relationship with God. If you have questions or comments, we welcome those via PM/DM on any platform you are reading this from. Click the link below to listen for yourself!

  Talk with you soon!


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