Today's Reading | December 15, 2025
Isaiah 26:1–19
Introduction Isaiah 26:1–19: Today’s reading is a song of victory for the Hebrew people. It celebrates God’s provision of protection for the faithful, justice for all who trust in him, and new life for those who have died. Today’s Key Verse: Isaiah 26:3 GNT You, LORD, give perfect peace to those who keep their purpose firm and put their trust…
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