Today's Reading | September 16, 2026
Proverbs 3:1–35
Introduction Proverbs 3:1–35: Obeying the LORD’s teachings will show the right way to live. True happiness lies in having wisdom from the LORD. Today’s Key Verse: Proverbs 3:5 GNT Trust in the LORD with all your heart. Never rely on what you think you know. Read 1 My child, don't forget what I teach you. Always remember what I tell…
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Job 40:1–24
Introduction Job 40:1–24: The LORD continues to pose challenging questions to Job, and Job humbly responds. Today’s Key Verse: Job 40:1–2 GNT [The LORD said:] Job, you challenged Almighty God; will you give up now or will you answer? Read 40 1-2 Job, you challenged Almighty God; will you give up now, or will you answer? Job 3-4 I spoke foolishly, Lord. What…
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Job 38:1–18
Introduction Job 38:1–18: Yesterday’s reading concluded with Elihu telling Job that we cannot fully know God’s greatness. In today’s reading, God speaks to Job out of a storm, and God’s dialogue with Job continues through the end of chapter 41. Today’s Key Verse: Job 38:18 GNT [The LORD said to Job:] Have you any idea how big the world is?…
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Job 36:5–26
Introduction Job 36:5–26: Elihu continues to advise Job. In today’s reading, he proclaims God’s justice, power, and greatness. Today’s Key Verse: Job 36:22 GNT Remember how great is God’s power; he is the greatest teacher of all. Read 5 How strong God is! He despises no one; there is nothing he doesn't understand. 6 He does not let sinners live on, and…
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Job 35:1–16
Introduction Job 35:1–16: Elihu counsels Job to be patient and presents him with challenging questions. Today’s Key Verse: Job 35:14 GNT [Elihu said:] Job, you say you can’t see God; but wait patiently—your case is before him. Read 35 1-2 It is not right, Job, for you to say that you are innocent in God's sight, 3 or to ask God, “How does…
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Job 32:1–10
Introduction Job 32:1–10: After Job’s debate with his three friends, a bystander named Elihu comes forward suddenly to offer his advice. (The book of Job does not mention Elihu before or after his speech, and his relationship to Job is unclear.) Elihu is upset at Job for blaming God and at Job’s friends for failing to give Job a good…
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Job 19:13–27a
Introduction Job 19:13–27a: Chapters 4–18 contain Job’s conversations with his three friends who try to explain why Job is suffering. They think he must have sinned to deserve such punishment and that he is responsible for his own torment, but Job maintains his innocence. In today’s reading, Job responds to his friends. He acknowledges what God has done to him…
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