Day 364 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

Nehemiah 11:22-12:47 tells about the leaders and families who lived in Jerusalem and nearby villages after the city's walls were rebuilt. It lists priests and Levites who were in charge of worship in the temple, including singing, playing instruments, and keeping things organized. This part of the Bible shows the importance of community and worship, and how everyone has a special role in serving God and each other.

Revelation 21 describes a beautiful vision of a new heaven and a new earth, where God will live among His people. In this place, there will be no more sadness, tears, or pain. The chapter talks about the New Jerusalem, a splendid city with walls of jewels, streets of gold, and gates of pearls. It's a symbol of a perfect, peaceful place where God's love and presence are always with us. This chapter gives hope and reminds Christians of the wonderful future God has promised to those who believe in Him.

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Nehemiah 11:22-36

Nehemiah 12:1-47

Revelation 21

Psalm 150

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Day 363 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

In Nehemiah 9:38-11:21, the Israelites make a big promise to God after realizing they haven't been following His ways. They agree to follow God's rules, like keeping the Sabbath day holy and not marrying people who don't worship God. Then, lots of people volunteer to live in Jerusalem, the main city, to help rebuild and protect it. It's about the community coming together, making a commitment to God, and working hard to make their city strong and faithful.

In Revelation 20, John talks about some big events at the end of time. First, Satan is captured for 1,000 years while Jesus reigns with His followers. After that, Satan is freed but then defeated for good. Next, there's a big judgment where everyone, living and dead, is judged by God. It's about the final defeat of evil and God's ultimate judgment, showing that good wins in the end.

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Nehemiah 9:38

Nehemiah 10

Nehemiah 11:1-21

Revelation 20

Psalm 149:1-9

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Day 362 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

Nehemiah 9:1-37 is about the Israelites coming together to confess their sins and remember their history. They fast, wear special clothes, and separate themselves from non-Israelites. They stand and read from the Book of the Law of the Lord, their God, for a quarter of the day, and for another quarter, they confess and worship the Lord. They also remember how God helped their ancestors, from Abraham to their escape from Egypt and journey through the wilderness, despite their ancestors often disobeying God. This passage shows the importance of remembering history, confessing sins, and God's continuous love and guidance. In Revelation 19:11-21, John describes a vision of Jesus returning as a mighty warrior on a white horse, called Faithful and True. He comes to judge and fight with justice. His eyes are like fire, and he wears many crowns, with a name written that only he knows. He wears a robe dipped in blood, and his name is the Word of God. The armies of heaven follow him, also on white horses and dressed in fine linen. An angel invites birds to feast on the enemies of God. Jesus defeats the beast and the false prophet, who are thrown into a fiery lake. This passage symbolizes Jesus' final victory over evil.

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Nehemiah 9:1-37

Revelation 19:11-21

Psalm 148: 7-14

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Day 361 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

Nehemiah 7:4 to chapter 8 tells about rebuilding Jerusalem's walls and the people rediscovering God's laws. Nehemiah finds that the city is big but with few people. He organizes a census to identify the residents. Then, in chapter 8, Ezra the priest reads God's laws to the people. They listen attentively, and many feel sad because they haven't been following these laws. Nehemiah and Ezra encourage them to be joyful because understanding God’s words is a reason to celebrate. This story highlights the importance of knowing and following God's teachings.

Revelation 18:17 to 19:1-10 describes the fall of a great city, symbolizing evil, and the joy in heaven over its defeat. In 18:17-24, it tells about the city's sudden destruction and how the world mourns its loss, symbolizing the end of evil systems. Then in chapter 19, there's a shift to heaven, where there's great rejoicing. A large crowd in heaven praises God for judging evil and for the coming marriage of the Lamb, representing Jesus, to His people. This part of Revelation shows the contrast between the sadness over the fall of evil and the joy in heaven for God's justice and the celebration of good defeating evil.

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Nehemiah 7:4-73

Nehemiah 8

Revelation 18: 17-24

Revelation 19:1-10

Psalm 148:1-6

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Audio Bible Day 360 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

In Nehemiah 5, Nehemiah sees the poor being treated unfairly and helps them by asking the rich to be kind and not overcharge. In Nehemiah 6, people try to scare Nehemiah to stop him from rebuilding Jerusalem's wall. He stays brave, doesn't give in to fear, and finishes the wall. Nehemiah 7:1-3 talks about Nehemiah setting up guards for the city and giving instructions on how to keep the city safe. This teaches us to be fair, brave, and responsible in taking care of what we have worked hard to build.

In Revelation 18:1-17, it talks about the fall of a big, rich city called Babylon. An angel announces that Babylon has fallen because it was bad and made others do bad things too. The city was very rich and powerful, but now it's empty and sad. People who did business with Babylon are upset because they can't make money from it anymore. This part of the Bible reminds us that doing wrong things can lead to bad consequences, and that wealth and power don't last forever if they are used in the wrong way.

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Nehemiah 5

Nehemiah 6

Nehemiah 7:1-3

Revelation 18:1-17

Proverbs 31:10-31

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Audio Bible Day 359 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

In Nehemiah chapters 3 and 4, the story is about rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. Nehemiah leads the people in this big project, and everyone works together, each group repairing a different part of the wall. But they face challenges and opposition from people who don't want the wall rebuilt. Despite this, they keep working, trusting in God and even setting up guards to protect themselves while they work. It's a story about teamwork, faith, and overcoming obstacles.

Revelation 17 in the Bible is a vision about a woman named "Babylon the Great," who represents evil and corruption. She is seen sitting on a beast with seven heads and ten horns, symbolizing powerful, worldly kingdoms. The vision shows that these evil forces are strong, but it also tells us they will eventually be defeated. It's a chapter about the battle between good and evil, and how good will win in the end.

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Nehemiah 3

Nehemiah 4

Revelation 17

Psalm 147:12-20

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Day 358 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

In Nehemiah 1-2, Nehemiah, who works for the king in a land far from his home, learns that his hometown, Jerusalem, is in ruins. He feels very sad and prays to God for help. The king notices Nehemiah's sadness and asks why. Nehemiah explains and asks the king if he can go back to rebuild Jerusalem. The king says yes and even gives Nehemiah supplies for the project. Nehemiah travels to Jerusalem and starts planning the rebuilding of the city walls, inspiring the people to work together. In Revelation 16, seven angels are given seven bowls filled with God's anger. Each angel pours out a bowl, causing different disasters. The first bowl causes painful sores on people who did wrong. The second and third bowls turn seas and rivers into blood. The fourth bowl makes the sun scorching hot. The fifth bowl brings darkness and pain. The sixth bowl dries up a big river, preparing for a big battle. The seventh bowl causes earthquakes and huge hailstones. These events are signs of God's power and judgment at the end of times.

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Nehemiah: Introduction

Nehemiah 1

Nehemiah 2

Revelation 16

Psalm 147:1-11

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Day 357 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

In Ezra 10, the people of Israel realize they have broken God's rules by marrying people who didn't follow God. They decide to follow Ezra's guidance to make things right by ending those marriages and promising to follow God's rules from now on. It's about admitting mistakes and trying to fix them.In Revelation 15, John sees a vision of heaven where people who remained faithful to God, even when things were really tough, are celebrating their victory. They sing a song praising God's great deeds and fairness. This chapter sets the stage for God's final judgments to be delivered on earth. It's about God's justice and the reward for staying faithful.

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Ezra 10

Revelation 15

Psalm 146:1-10

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