What a week of reading this is! As you can tell from the title, there’s a lot going on.
First, we’ll read the last of the Minor Prophets, then we’ll read the first of the Major Prophets. We’ll also read two stories that are as well-known as any in the Bible – the fiery furnace and the lion’s den. Then we’ll read two equally-compelling, but lesser-known stories – the handwriting on the wall in Daniel, followed by the prophet (Hosea) who’s asked by God to marry a prostitute, then to buy her back to remarry her!
Everything about this week’s reading is compelling, engaging and has so much to teach us.
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