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January 29: Genesis 30; Mark 1; Esther 6; Romans 1
January 30: Genesis 31; Mark 2; Esther 7; Romans 2
January 31: Genesis 32; Mark 3; Esther 8; Romans 3
January 22: Genesis 23; Matthew 22; Nehemiah 12; Acts 22
January 23: Genesis 24; Matthew 23; Nehemiah 13; Acts 23
January 24: Genesis 25; Matthew 24; Esther 1; Acts 24
January 25: Genesis 26; Matthew 25; Esther 2; Acts 25
January 26: Genesis 27; Matthew 26; Esther 3; Acts 26
January 27: Genesis 28; Matthew 27; Esther 4; Acts 27
January 28: Genesis 29; Matthew 28; Esther 5; Acts 28
January 15: Genesis 16; Matthew 15; Nehemiah 5; Acts 15
January 16: Genesis 17; Matthew 16; Nehemiah 6; Acts 16
January 17: Genesis 18; Matthew 17; Nehemiah 7; Acts 17
January 18: Genesis 19; Matthew 18; Nehemiah 8; Acts 18
January 19: Genesis 20; Matthew 19; Nehemiah 9; Acts 19
January 20: Genesis 21; Matthew 20; Nehemiah 10; Acts 20
January 21: Genesis 22; Matthew 21; Nehemiah 11; Acts 21
January 8: Genesis 8; Matthew 8; Ezra 8; Acts 8
January 9: Genesis 9-10; Matthew 9; Ezra 9; Acts 9
January 10: Genesis 11; Matthew 10; Ezra 10; Acts 10
January 11: Genesis 12; Matthew 11; Nehemiah 1; Acts 11
January 12: Genesis 13; Matthew 12; Nehemiah 2; Acts 12
January 13: Genesis 14; Matthew 13; Nehemiah 3; Acts 13
January 14: Genesis 15; Matthew 14; Nehemiah 4; Acts 14
The Adamic Covenant conditions the life of fallen man–conditions which must remain till, in the kingdom age, “the creation also shall be delivered from the bondage of corruption into the glorious liberty of the sons of God” (Romans 8:21). The elements of the Adamic Covenant are:
(1) The serpent, Satan’s tool, is cursed (Genesis 3:14), and becomes God’s illustration in nature of the effects of sin–from the most beautiful and subtle of creatures to a loathsome reptile! The deepest mystery of the atonement is intimated here. Christ, “made sin for us,” in bearing our judgment, is typified by the brazen serpent (Numbers 21:5-9; John 3:14; 2 Corinthians 5:21). Brass speaks of judgment–in the brazen altar, of God’s judgment, and in the laver, of self-judgment.
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January 1: Genesis 1; Matthew 1; Ezra 1; Acts 1
January 2: Genesis 2; Matthew 2; Ezra 2; Acts 2
January 3: Genesis 3; Matthew 3; Ezra 3; Acts 3
January 4: Genesis 4; Matthew 4; Ezra 4; Acts 4
January 5: Genesis 5; Matthew 5; Ezra 5; Acts 5
January 6: Genesis 6; Matthew 6; Ezra 6; Acts 6
January 7: Genesis 7; Matthew 7; Ezra 7; Acts 7
“Thomas answered him, ‘My Lord and my God!'” (John 20:28)
The deity of Jesus Christ is declared in Scripture:
(1) In the intimations and explicit predictions of the Old Testament.
(a) The theophanies intimate the appearance of God in human form, and His ministry thus to man (Genesis 16:7-13; 18:2-23; 32:28 with Hosea 12:3-5; Exodus 3:2-14)
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“Jesus said these things, and lifting up his eyes to heaven, he said, ‘Father, the time has come. Glorify your Son, that your Son may also glorify you.'” (John 17:1)
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“Every Scripture is God-breathed and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.” (2 Timothy 3:16)
