Bible in a YearMonth 7Week 29Day 199
Day 199 of 365~10 min

Egypt's Fall and the Jerusalem Council's Victory

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Old Testament
Ezekiel 30–32
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New Testament
Acts 15–21
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Wisdom
Psalms 18
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✦ Key Verse
Acts 15:28-29

What to notice today

Ezekiel pronounces Egypt's doom through multiple oracles, depicting the nation's downfall through Pharaoh's pride and God's sovereignty over all nations. Meanwhile, Acts 15 records the Jerusalem Council's landmark decision to free Gentile believers from circumcision requirements, resolving the fundamental tension between Jewish law and gospel grace. Both passages show God's power to judge the prideful and establish His redemptive purposes across all peoples.

Today's Quiz

Question 1

What does Ezekiel compare Pharaoh's pride to in Chapter 31?

Question 2

What was the primary dispute being settled at the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15?

Question 3

What four restrictions did the Jerusalem Council impose on Gentile believers according to Acts 15:29?

✦ Reflection

The Jerusalem Council resolved division by appealing to the Holy Spirit's work rather than human tradition. What areas of disagreement in your life or church might benefit from asking 'What has God already done?' rather than defending existing practices?

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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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