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Day 357 of 365~10 min

Reformation and Revival in Judah's Temple

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Old Testament
2 Chronicles 29–31
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New Testament
Acts 16–20
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Wisdom
Proverbs 26
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✦ Key Verse
2 Chronicles 29:10

What to notice today

King Hezekiah led a dramatic spiritual reformation in Judah, beginning with cleansing the temple that had been desecrated under his father Ahaz, then calling the people to passover celebration and covenant renewal. Meanwhile, Paul's missionary journeys in Acts demonstrate the Holy Spirit's power working through bold witness—from the Philippian jailer's conversion to riots in Ephesus—showing how the gospel spreads despite opposition. Both passages illustrate how genuine commitment to God, whether through temple restoration or courageous proclamation, produces transformation in individuals and communities.

Today's Quiz

Question 1

What was the primary reason King Hezekiah gave for wanting to make a covenant with the Lord in 2 Chronicles 29?

Question 2

In Acts 16, what miraculous event occurred at the Philippian jail that led to the jailer's conversion?

Question 3

According to Proverbs 26, what is compared to a dog returning to its vomit?

✦ Reflection

What specific area of your spiritual life—like a neglected practice, a broken relationship, or a dormant conviction—might God be calling you to 'cleanse' and restore, similar to how Hezekiah restored the temple?

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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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