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Pay attention this week to the many references to Jesus. If it feels familiar, underline and highlight. Be encouraged to continue asking questions of the text. Why did God have Isaiah write these things? How might I apply it to my life? Tomorrow’s chapter has a special nugget about the coming King. It may be the most repeated prophecy of our Lord’s birth.
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About this Plan

Welcome to a plan that is designed to go slower together. We wanted to take things slow to allow for better meditation - one chapter a day covering every major division of the Bible. We staggered the order as well in order to keep things fresh. We have chosen a book from the Torah, historical books, the poetic writings, and the Prophets from the Old Testament. And, in the New Testament we have a Gospel, Pauline epistle, Hebrews, and the Revelation.
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