This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.

Joshua 4:1 - 6:27

• Memorial stones from Jordan are set up, Passover is kept, and Jericho's walls fall after marching.
• Rahab is spared, and Joshua curses any who rebuild Jericho.

Luke 18:18-30

• A wealthy ruler asks about inheriting eternal life but cannot part with his riches.
• Jesus notes the difficulty for rich to enter God's kingdom and promises rewards for those who sacrifice.

Matthew 20:1-19

• Jesus tells a parable of vineyard workers paid equally despite different hours worked.
• He predicts His death and resurrection in Jerusalem to the twelve disciples.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.

Joshua 1:1 - 3:17

• God commissions Joshua, who prepares the people and sends spies to Jericho.
• Priests carry the ark into the Jordan, waters part, and Israel crosses on dry ground.

Matthew 19:16-30

• A rich young man asks about eternal life but leaves sad when told to sell everything.
• Jesus teaches how hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom and promises reward for followers.

Mark 10:17-31

• A rich ruler seeks eternal life but departs grieved at selling possessions to follow Jesus.
• Jesus warns of riches' danger yet assures manifold rewards and eternal life for disciples.

This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format.

Deuteronomy 33:1 - 34:12

• Moses blesses each tribe with specific promises before ascending Mount Nebo to view the land.
• Moses dies, God buries him, and Joshua assumes leadership as Israel mourns.

Psalms 91:1-16

• The psalmist declares God's protection for those who trust in Him as refuge.
• God promises deliverance, long life, and salvation to those who call on His name.

Mark 10:1-12

• Pharisees test Jesus on divorce, and He explains God's original intent for lifelong marriage.
• Jesus privately teaches disciples that remarriage after invalid divorce equals adultery.

Matthew 19:13-15

• People bring children to Jesus for blessing, but disciples rebuke them until Jesus intervenes.
• Jesus welcomes children, stating the kingdom belongs to such as these.

Mark 10:13-16

• Disciples hinder parents bringing children, but Jesus indignantly calls for them to come.
• He teaches that one must receive the kingdom like a child to enter it.

Luke 18:15-17

• People bring infants for Jesus to touch, disciples interfere, but Jesus insists on welcoming them.
• Jesus declares the kingdom of God belongs to those with childlike faith.