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The Parish of the Risen Lord, Preston
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RSS Scripture Union Daily Bible Reading

  • Prepare 16th August 2018
    What grieves you? What angers you? Would these things grieve or anger God? Do your deepest longings echo God’s desires?
  • Bible passage: Matthew 21:12–17 16th August 2018
    Jesus at the Temple  12Jesus entered the temple area and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves. 13"It is written," he said to them, " 'My house will be called a house of prayer,' but you are making […]
  • Explore 16th August 2018
    An angry Jesus Today we encounter an angry Jesus. First, he shows his fury in the Temple (vs 12,13); then he curses a tree (vs 18,19)! Both incidents are enacted parables. Temple-cleansing The ‘Temple area’ (v 12) refers to the Court of the Gentiles, where ‘foreigners’ could join themselves to the covenant people in worshipping […]
  • Respond 16th August 2018
    Paul warns against ‘having a form of godliness but denying its power’ (2 Timothy 3:5). Is your faith limited to a ‘form’ of words or rituals? Or is it a flourishing, fruitful faith?
  • Deeper Bible study 16th August 2018
    As the crowds entered Jerusalem, Jesus proceeded to the Temple, the centre of national and religious life. In the outermost Court of the Gentiles, money changers were exchanging (at a fee) unacceptable currency for high-grade silver coins required by every Jew to pay their annual Temple tax. Nearby were traders, selling, at considerable profit, unblemished […]
  • Temple clean-up 16th August 2018
    Every Passover Jerusalem was packed to capacity with pilgrims from far and wide. Part of the celebration entailed sacrificing animals. Traders set up animal pens and cages in the outer (‘Gentile’) court of the temple. Pilgrims bought animals or birds there. They would then hand these to the priests to offer as a sacrifice on […]
  • Bible in a year 16th August 2018
    Read the Bible in a year.Proverbs 19,201 Thessalonians 2
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