The One Year Bible

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The One Year Bible

A simple chronological reading of the King James Version of the Bible; no frills, no intros, just scripture and original background music.

  1. 10 HR. AGO

    Day 29

    Elihu continues, challenging Job’s view of righteousness and emphasizing that human actions cannot diminish or enhance God’s greatness. He highlights God’s justice and majesty, urging Job to consider how God uses suffering to teach and refine. Elihu concludes by marveling at God’s power displayed in nature, calling Job to humility and trust in God’s wisdom.

    7 min

  2. 1 DAY AGO

    Day 28

    Elihu, a younger observer, steps into the debate, frustrated with both Job’s self-justification and his friends’ inability to refute him. He emphasizes God’s justice and wisdom, arguing that suffering may serve as discipline or a warning. Elihu asserts that God’s actions are always righteous and calls Job to consider God’s greater purpose in his trials.

    9 min

  3. 2 DAYS AGO

    Day 27

    Job contrasts his former honor with his current humiliation, lamenting his suffering and mocking by others. He defends his integrity, listing his righteous actions and rejecting accusations of wrongdoing. Job concludes his final defense, asserting his innocence and inviting God to judge his heart and actions, longing for an answer to his suffering.

    7 min

  4. 3 DAYS AGO

    Day 26

    Job reflects on God’s immense power and wisdom, contrasting it with humanity’s limited understanding. He declares his commitment to righteousness despite his suffering and questions the fate of the wicked. He extols the value of wisdom, found only in the fear of the Lord.

    8 min

  5. 4 DAYS AGO

    Day 25

    Job’s friends continue accusing him, urging repentance to restore his blessings. Job passionately defends his integrity, expressing his longing to present his case before God, though God feels distant. He reflects on the suffering of the innocent and the seeming prosperity of the wicked.

    8 min

  6. 5 DAYS AGO

    Day 24

    Job laments his isolation and pleads for compassion, boldly declaring his hope that his Redeemer lives and will vindicate him. His friends continue to argue, insisting that the wicked always face God’s judgment. Job challenges this, pointing out that the wicked often prosper while the righteous suffer, questioning the fairness of life’s outcomes.

    9 min

  7. 6 DAYS AGO

    Day 23

    Job’s friends intensify their accusations, claiming his suffering is proof of guilt. Job responds with anguish, lamenting their lack of compassion while maintaining his innocence. He pleads with God for relief and justice, expressing both hope and despair.

    9 min

  8. JAN 22

    Day 22

    Job rebukes his friends’ shallow wisdom, affirming God’s sovereignty over all things. He boldly declares his desire to present his case directly to God, confident in his integrity. Wrestling with despair, Job questions the purpose of human suffering and the finality of death, yet clings to hope in God’s justice.

    8 min
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A simple chronological reading of the King James Version of the Bible; no frills, no intros, just scripture and original background music.

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