Today's Reading | March 4, 2026
Isaiah 37:21–38
Introduction Isaiah 37:21–38: In response to his prayer, Hezekiah receives a message from Isaiah revealing what the Lord knows about Sennacherib and what is about to take place. The reading concludes with an account of Sennacherib’s fate. Today’s Key Verse: Isaiah 37:35 GNT [The LORD said:] “I will defend this city and protect it, for the sake of my own…
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Introduction Genesis 43:15–34: Joseph welcomes his brothers, inquires about their father, and prepares a feast for them but does not reveal his identity. When he sees his brother Benjamin, he is overcome with tears. Today’s Key Verse: Genesis 43:29 When Joseph saw his brother Benjamin, he said, “So this is your youngest brother, the one you told me about. God…
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Genesis 43:1–14
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Genesis 42:25–38
Introduction Genesis 42:25–38: Joseph arranges to have his brothers’ sacks filled with grain, along with the money they had brought. The brothers return home and tell their father that they are to return to Egypt with their youngest brother. Today’s Key Verse: Genesis 42:35 When they emptied out their sacks, every one of them found his bag of money; and…
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Genesis 42:1–24
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Genesis 41:37–57
Introduction Genesis 41:37–57: The king puts Joseph in charge, and Joseph is made governor over Egypt, overseeing the collection and storage of grain before the famine occurs. The king gives Joseph symbols of royal authority and gives him an Egyptian name that may mean, “God speaks, he lives.” Joseph marries, and he and his wife have two sons. When the…
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Genesis 41:1–36
Introduction Genesis 41:1–36: The king of Egypt has disturbing dreams, and his magicians and wise men are unable to interpret them. The wine steward tells the king abut Joseph’s ability to interpret dreams, and the king sends for Joseph. Joseph informs the king of the meaning of the dreams—that the country will have seven years of abundant grain followed by…
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