Thu 3/3 · Heb 9 · Job 37
One thing the high priest did in Moses’ Tabernacle was to offer blood in the Most Holy Place once a year for the sins of himself and Israel (v.7). As…
Daily devotionals
Pastor Elmer Inafuku’s reflections on each day’s Bible reading.
2026 Bible reading plan
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Wed 3/2 · Heb 8 · Job 36
The new covenant is different from the old covenant in that it is established on better promises (v.6). Also, God will put His laws in our minds and write them…
Tue 3/1 · Heb 7 · Job 35
Jesus changed the order of priesthood from Levite to Melchizedek because the Levitical priesthood did not attain perfection (v.11), it was weak and useless (v.18), and its priests had sins…
Mon 2/28 · Heb 6 · Job 34
The 6 foundational teachings are: 1) repentance from acts that lead to death, 2) faith in God, 3) instruction about cleansing rites (baptisms), 4) laying on of hands, 5) resurrection…
Sun 2/27 · Heb 5 · Job 33
Melchizedek was the king of Salem and priest of the Most High God (7:1). He was a mysterious person, without father or mother, without genealogy, without beginning or end, resembling…
Sat 2/26 · Job 32
Elihu was a young man, the son of Barakel the Buzite, of the family of Ram. The reason that he waited so long before speaking was because he was young…
Thu 2/24 · Heb 2 · Job 30
1) To die for mankind in order to free us from the fear of death (v.14-15) and to atone us from our sins (v.17). As God, He would not be…
Wed 2/23 · Heb 1 · Job 29
One amazing revelation about Jesus in this chapter is v.10, “In the beginning, Lord, you laid the foundations of the earth and the heavens are the work of your hands”…
Tue 2/22 · Job 28 · Matt 28
Job talks about the value of wisdom and understanding and how hard it is to find them because that’s what he was searching for—he wanted to understand why such a…
Mon 2/21 · Job 27 · Matt 27
In v.3-6, Job feels very strongly that he is innocent of all accusations of his friends that he was wicked, and that’s why God was punishing him! He felt if…
Fri 2/18 · Job 24 · Matt 24
In this chapter, Job’s question is why doesn’t God judge the wicked (v.1)? He answers it in the end by concluding that the wicked will eventually die and worms will…
Thu 2/17 · Job 23 · Matt 23
I think I missed yesterday's devotions! I'm so sorry! I thought I sent the questions out, but I didn't! I apologize! These are the questions and answers for Thu, 2/17.…
Tue 2/15 · Job 21 · Matt 21
Job’s main complaint is that the wicked prosper in life (v.13) and are not punished (v.30). As a counselor, I would say to him that it’s true, some wicked people…
Mon 2/14 · Job 20 · Matt 20
One example that shows why Zophar is not a good counselor is v.28 because he says God is angry at Job and will judge him by sending a flood to…
Sun 2/13 · Job 19 · Matt 19
From what Job says in v.1-22, Job thinks that God is the cause of his suffering, but that was a misunderstanding. It was actually Satan who was causing his suffering…
Sat 2/12 · Job 18 · Matt 18
Here are the devotional questions you can answer for Sat, 2/12. Job 18 question: Instead of comforting Job, Bildad, Job’s 2nd friend, speaks harsh words to him! According to v.2,…
Fri 2/11 · Job 17 · Matt 17
A phrase that shows Job going through depression is found in v.1: “My spirit is broken, my days are cut short, the grave awaits me.” As a counselor, we should…
Thu 2/10 · Job 16 · Matt 16
Job calls his 3 friends “miserable comforters” (v.1). What he really wants from them is encouragement, comfort and relief (v.5).
Wed 2/9 · Job 15 · Matt 15
One of Eliphaz’s statements of judgment against Job was v.20a: “All his days the wicked man suffers torment.” He is saying that Job was suffering torment because he was wicked!…
Tue 2/8 · Job 14 · Matt 14
I'm sorry for being late in posting my devotions. I was very busy all night. Anyway, this is what I wrote for my devotions for Tue, 2/8. Job 14 answer:…