Today's Reading | May 4, 2026
Ezekiel 8:1–18
Introduction Ezekiel 8:1–18: In Ezekiel’s second vision, he is carried to Jerusalem and shown the people’s sinful acts for which they will feel the force of God’s anger. Today’s Key Verse: Ezekiel 8:4a GNT I saw the dazzling light that shows the presence of Israel’s God. Read 8 On the fifth day of the sixth month of the sixth year of…
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Introduction Psalm 97: As king, God rules the whole universe which he created. On earth, God rules the nations. In this chapter, the writer celebrates God as one who rules with righteousness and justice. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 97:12b (GNT) Remember what the holy God has done, and give thanks to him. Read 97 The Lord is king! Earth, be glad! Rejoice, you…
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1 Corinthians 11:17–34
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Psalm 96
Introduction Psalm 96: This psalm is a song that celebrates God as the supreme king over all the earth who rules with justice and fairness. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 96:7 (GNT) Praise the LORD, all people on earth; praise his glory and might. Read 96 Sing a new song to the Lord! Sing to the Lord, all the world! 2 Sing to the Lord, and…
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Psalm 94
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Psalm 52
Introduction Psalm 52: Today’s reading is a psalm attributed to David, written after Doeg the Edomite (one of King Saul’s army officers) went to Saul and told him that David had gone to the house of the priest Ahimelech. While trying to help Saul capture David, Doeg killed Ahimelech and many of Israel’s priests and their families (see 1 Samuel…
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Psalm 37
Introduction Psalm 37: This psalm addresses the age-old question of why bad things happen to good people while evil people prosper. The psalmist indicates that he is old (verse 25), and he has probably witnessed much in his lifetime. Despite the prevalence of evil, the psalmist exhorts his readers and listeners to trust in the Lord. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm…
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