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Daily reflections on the unfolding story of the Bible, based on the M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan. A short reading, a clear meditation, and a podcast episode for every day of the year. Under ten minutes.

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November 6th: Bible Meditation for 2 Kings 19

Bible readings for November 6th
2 Kings 19 Hebrews 1 Hosea 12 Psalms 135–136

In 2 Kings 19, Hezekiah responds to the threats of the Assyrians at the doorstep of Jerusalem in two ways. First, he immediately seeks out guidance from the prophet Isaiah about whether Yahweh will come to Judah’s aid…

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Jacob D. Gerber

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Written and recorded by Jacob D. Gerber

Jacob is the Lead Pastor at First Church PCA in Lansing, Illinois, where he lives with his wife, Allison, and their six children. He is the author of That You May Know: A Primer on Christian Discipleship, a devotional commentary on 1, 2, and 3 John.

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