Thought for April 30th. “DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE READING?”
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 17), (Ecclesiastes 9), (Acts 8) This was the question the Ethiopian Eunuch asked Philip; he was one of the
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 17), (Ecclesiastes 9), (Acts 8) This was the question the Ethiopian Eunuch asked Philip; he was one of the
Today's readings. (Deuteronomy 16), (Ecclesiastes 8), (Acts 7) We all have memories; bad things we try to shut out of our memory,
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 15), (Ecclesiastes 7), (Acts 5,6) Solomon’s reminiscences in Ecclesiastes are in one sense a continuation of Proverbs. Several times
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 13,14), (Ecclesiastes 6), (Acts 3,4) In contrast to his denial of his Lord on the night of
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 12), (Ecclesiastes 5), (Acts 2) Our chapter in Acts (2) contains the dramatic message of the Apostle
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 8,9), (Ecclesiastes 5), (John 20,21) It is good to have a good memory; it is frustrating to be forgetful.
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 6,7), (Ecclesiastes 2), (John 19) We continue on from some of our thoughts yesterday on how the wisest of
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 5), (Ecclesiastes 1), (John 17,18) Today we began reading Ecclesiastes – it says it was written by “the preacher,
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 4), (Proverbs 31), (John (15,16) Love is probably the most common word in both Christian and non-Christian literature.
Today's readings.. (Deuteronomy 3), (Proverbs 30), (John 13,14) Our readings in the Gospel of John from today forward appear to