Bible in a YearMonth 7Week 29Day 198
Day 198 of 365~10 min

From Tyre's Fall to Gospel's Rise

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Old Testament
Ezekiel 27–29
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New Testament
Acts 8–14
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Wisdom
Psalms 17
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✦ Key Verse
Acts 8:4

What to notice today

Ezekiel pronounces judgment on Tyre, the great trading city, revealing that human pride and wealth cannot stand against God's sovereign will. Meanwhile, the gospel explodes outward through persecution: Philip preaches in Samaria, Peter and John validate the Spirit's work, and the message reaches Ethiopia, Cyprus, and Antioch, showing that what seems like destruction from human perspective becomes the vehicle for God's greatest expansion.

Today's Quiz

Question 1

What was Tyre's primary source of wealth and pride according to Ezekiel 27?

Question 2

What sign did the apostles in Jerusalem send to verify the Holy Spirit had come to the Samaritans?

Question 3

In Acts 11, why were believers first called 'Christians' at Antioch?

✦ Reflection

How does the contrast between Tyre's inevitable destruction and the unstoppable spread of the gospel challenge your understanding of what truly endures and matters in this world?

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Today's Verse

I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you.

Psalm 119:11 (NIV)

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