Bible reading for 1/4

Sorry I am a couple of hours early, but I am going to be so I can get up for church.

Genesis 8:1 - 10:32
Matthew 4:12-25
Psalm 4:1-8
Proverbs 1:20-23

Good morning George!!!  Have a great great Sunday.  We are about to get ready to go to church. 

Good morning to you, George. I just wanted to post and let you know that I am going to read this after church. I have been to busy chatting this morning so I am need to get get ready for church. I look forward to reading this every morning, I just wanted you to know.

Have a happy and blessed day today.

If this thread benefits one person, it is doing its job.  I am so thrilled at the number of people following along.  And if you look at the views, it appears there are more following than are posting.  But that is just fine.  Doing it is what counts.

Hi, George!

I am keeping up, enjoyed reading about the disciples call, but wasn't too excited about all of Noah's sons' families!  I told my Youth class that I have started reading this to read the Bible in a year.  Today I did it before I got on the Board, and am going to make that a priority.

Thanks again!

Jeane 

Hi George My name is Patricia and I am from Uniontown PA and as a Christian I feel its vital to my life to read the scriptures. My husband is a pastor of a small church here and he did a phenomominal job this morning on Ephesians 5: 25-27 about Christ's love to the church... I wil catch up on the reading you have posted. I love the lst 3 chapters of Genesis and to know we are created by an awesome God....I hope your sunday was a day of blessings.... Patricia

Actually, there is two maybe three creation stories in the book of Genesis.  Did he make mistake and start over?  Or, did the writer of the myth get confused.  Did you know that the creation myth predates the Bible and can be traced back to Gilgamesh?  Or, if you must know, the Popuvue predates the Bible and has a great one too.  Moses, some think, was not even a Jew but an Egyptain who wanted to have only one religion, so he took the Egyptain myths and put the ones he liked, the circumcision, ect. and brought them over to the Hebrews and helped them leave Egypt.  He wrote the first departure literature.  For your information, the Bible isn't as old as most ancient texts and most of the Bible has been "borrowed" from other texts.  Cheer up, though, it's not the end of the world.