Day 77: God is Faithful — The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
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Moses recounts historical events, warns against repeating past mistakes, and appoints Joshua as his successor before the Israelites enter the promised land. Despite initial reluctance, the sons of Reuben and Gad agree to fight for their inheritance, highlighting the importance of commitment and unity in fulfilling God's plan.
Insights
- Moses warns against repeating past mistakes and emphasizes the consequences of turning away from the Lord, highlighting the importance of learning from history to avoid negative outcomes.
- The interconnectedness of individuals in fulfilling commitments and responsibilities is underscored through the sons of Reuben and Gad eventually agreeing to fight for the promised land, showcasing the impact one's actions have on others and the collective success in achieving shared goals.
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Recent questions
What is the Bible in a Year podcast?
A podcast hosted by Father Mike Schmitz.
What land did the sons of Reuben and Gad request?
Land for their cattle.
Who did Moses appoint as his successor?
Joshua.
What did Moses emphasize about fighting for the land?
The interconnectedness of people.
Why did God instruct Moses to write a song?
To remind the people of Israel of God's character.
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