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Did the wise men really show up on that first Christmas morning? Is the typical manger scene with them in it, a true representation of the biblical account of the birth of Jesus?

Do you know where Jesus came from? Do you believe in the virgin birth?

Psalm 90 is a song, a lament, to be sung by the community of Jews as a reminder of their journey from Egypt, through the wilderness, to the edge of the Jordan River, before entering the Promised Land. Do you need a reminder to set aside rebellion and disobedience in favor of embracing God’s covenant, commandments, and direction for your life?

Today is day thirty in our thirty-day journey through the Book of Deuteronomy, the final chapter of the book and the death of Moses. What have you learned from this wonderful journey through the book of Deuteronomy?

Moses’ final blessings to the tribes of Israel. Based on your behavior, what would your blessing be?

At the end of Deuteronomy chapter 31, God instructed Moses to write a song. Chapter 32 is the song Moses wrote. When God blesses you, do you have a song in your heart?

In Numbers 31 and 32, we will look at vengeance from the Lord, and we will also look at a couple of tribes that possess their land before they get to the Promised Land. Do you fight your battles God’s way, or your way?

In Numbers 29 and 30, we are going to learn more about offerings on various feasts and vows. We will also read about the relationship between fathers and daughters and husbands and wives. Is the Word still relevant in our culture today?

In Numbers 27 and 28, we will see the succession of Moses to Joshua and various offerings. Who have you succeeded? Who will succeed you?

In Numbers 25 and 26, we will see Israel worship Baal, and we will have a new census of a new generation. Obedience still matters to God. Does it still matter to you?