Wed 3/23 · Ex 29 · Ex 30
The ram’s blood was put on the priests’ lobes of their right ears, the thumbs of their right hands, and on the big toes of their right feet (v.20). This…
Daily devotionals
Pastor Elmer Inafuku’s reflections on each day’s Bible reading.
2026 Bible reading plan
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Tue 3/22 · Ex 27 · Ex 28
The altar for sacrifice symbolizes many things, among which 2 are the cross of Christ and salvation.
Mon 3/21 · Ex 25 · Ex 26
The purpose of the Tabernacle of Moses was for God to dwell among Israel (v.8).
Sun 3/20 · Ex 23 · Ex 24
The 3 main feasts are called Festival of Unleavened Bread (v.15), Festival of Harvest (16), and Festival of Ingathering (v.16). The names and their natural and spiritual significances are: Festival…
Sat 3/19 · Ex 21 · Ex 22
I think that the law in v.1-6 is important because it’s about a servant who loves his wife and children enough to become a slave for life in order to…
Fri 3/18 · Ex 19 · Ex 20
One reason that it can be said that Mt. Sinai was Israel’s Feast of Pentecost experience is because God came down on Mt. Sinai to meet with Israel 50 days…
Thu 3/17 · Ex 17 · Ex 18
In the battle of Israel and the Amalekites, Joshua was fighting on the battlefield, but it was Moses interceding by lifting his hands that caused Israel to advance (v.11). When…
Wed 3/16 · Ex 15 · Ex 16
Israel was able to drink the bitter water of Marah by Moses throwing a piece of wood into the water, which made it fit to drink (v.25). This symbolizes our…
Tue 3/15 · Ex 13 · Ex 14
God required the Jews to consecrate their firstborn males to Him because He wanted them to never forget that He took the lives of the firstborn boys of Egypt in…
Mon 3/14 · Ex 11 · Ex 12
I think the reason God told the Jews to ask their neighbors, the Egyptians, for silver and gold was so that they could receive the payment of all their years…
Sun 3/13 · Ex 10 · Ex 9
The 10 plagues that fell on Egypt were: 1) Water turned to blood. 2) Frogs. 3) Gnats. 4) Flies. 5) Disease on the livestock. 6) Boils. 7) Hail. 8) Locusts.…
Sat 3/12 · Ex 7 · Ex 8
I believe the expression “God hardened Pharaoh’s heart” doesn’t mean God actually did it. Rather, it means God allowed Pharaoh to harden his own heart. The reason why I believe…
Fri 3/11 · Ex 5 · Ex 6
Things didn’t work out well for Moses because pharaoh ordered the Jews to make the same amount of bricks without giving them straw as before (v.18), and this turned the…
Thu 3/10 · Ex 3 · Ex 4
We can look at Moses as a picture of the LDC because as God called Moses to deliver his people from slavery to Pharaoh of Egypt (v.10), God has also…
Wed 3/9 · Ex 1 · Ex 2
One spiritual lesson we can learn from the Hebrew midwives in Egypt is that they feared God more than Pharaoh (v.17), so they disobeyed Pharaoh and obeyed God instead! As…
Tue 3/8 · Job 42 · Philem 1
I learned several things from the story of Job. 1) Sometimes we don’t understand why God allows bad things to happen to good people (v.3). 2) One reason why that…
Mon 3/7 · Heb 13
Heb 13 question: Verse 2 says, “Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.” Can you…
Sun 3/6 · Heb 12 · Job 40
We just sang “God is a consuming fire” on Sunday! I think it means that God can burn out the sinful rubbish in our lives, as when we receive the…
Sat 3/5 · Heb 11 · Job 39
Noah’s faith impresses me greatly because rain had never fallen before so it must have been very hard for him to understand and believe that water could fall from the…
Fri 3/4 · Heb 10 · Job 38
One difference between the Old Testament (OT) sacrifices and Jesus’ sacrifice is the OT sacrifices could not take away sins (v.4), but Jesus’ sacrifice could (v.17). Another difference is that…