94 episodes
Daily Bible Reading: LEB Translation Joel and Matthew Williams
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- Religion & Spirituality
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2.0 • 1 Rating
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Listen to Bible readings 5 days a week as we go through the Bible together. This will take us all the way through the Bible in a year. We are following the reading schedule developed by Mark Roberts that you can find at https://fivedaybiblereading.com. In this podcast, we are reading the LEB.
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Week 19, Day 4
The reading for today is 2 Samuel 1-2; 1 Chronicles 11; Psalm 96; Psalm 106; Acts 21.
2 Samuel 1After the death of Saul, David returned from defeating the Amalekites and he stayed at … ... Continue reading Week 19, Day 4 → -
Week 19, Day 3
The reading for today is 1 Samuel 30-31; 1 Chronicles 10; Acts 20.
1 Samuel 30Now when David and his men came to Ziklag on the third day, the Amalekites had raided the … ... Continue reading Week 19, Day 3 → -
Week 19, Day 2
The reading for today is 1 Samuel 28-29; 1 Chronicles 9; Acts 19.
1 Samuel 28Now in those days the Philistines gathered their forces for war to fight against Israel. … ... Continue reading Week 19, Day 2 → -
Week 19, Day 1
The reading for today is 1 Samuel 26-27; 1 Chronicles 8; Acts 18.
1 Samuel 26The Ziphites came to Saul at Gibeah, saying, "Is not David hiding on the hill of … ... Continue reading Week 19, Day 1 → -
Week 18, Day 5
The reading for today is 1 Samuel 25; 1 Chronicles 7; Acts 17.
1 Samuel 25Now Samuel died, and all Israel assembled and mourned for him. They buried him at his … ... Continue reading Week 18, Day 5 → -
Week 18, Day 4
The reading for today is 1 Samuel 23-24; 1 Chronicles 6; Psalm 54; Acts 16.
1 Samuel 23Now they told David, "Look, the Philistines are fighting in Keilah and they are … ... Continue reading Week 18, Day 4 →
Customer Reviews
Good effort / narration needs work
I appreciate anyone making the effort to read the Bible publicly. And if you enough research into translation methodology, it’s clear that the LEB is superior to many translations on the market today. But I’m sorry. This delivery is so robotic, it’s distracting and hard to get through. Why read Scripture and even comments outside of Scripture in such an awkward, wooden tone of voice? That doesn’t make us holy. Holiness comes from the Spirit empowering us to live for God, not from some special manner of speaking. Thank you for making this available. But could I suggest loosening up or recruiting someone to do the narration with a more natural tone of voice?