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Immerse Beginnings Day 131 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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Immerse: Bible Reading Experience - NLT Daily Bible In A Year
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May 11, 2026
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Summary

Blessings, Curses, and a God Who Remembers The final chapters of Leviticus lay out the starkest choice in Scripture: obedience or disobedience, blessing or curse. The blessings are magnificent—rain in season, harvests so abundant they overlap, peace in the land, God walking among His people. ‘I will live among you and I will not despise you.’ It is the garden of Eden restored, God and humanity dwelling together without shame. But the curses are terrifying in their escalation: disease, defeat, famine, exile, and the worst horror of all—eating the flesh of your own children. Seven times the phrase ‘seven times over’ appears, as God describes the consequences of persistent rebellion. This is not the tantrum of an angry deity; it is the anguish of a lover watching the beloved walk into destruction. And then, buried at the bottom of the darkest passage, comes the most remarkable promise: ‘Despite all this, I will not utterly reject or despise them while they are in exile. I will not cancel my covenant with them.’ Even in judgment, God remembers. He remembers Abraham. He remembers Isaac. He remembers Jacob. The covenant is older than Israel’s sin, and it will outlast it. Leviticus ends not with threat but with hope: the God who disciplines is also the God who redeems. 00:00 Care for the Poor 01:00 Rules About Slavery 03:00 No Idols 04:00 Blessings for Obedience 06:00 Curses for Disobedience 08:00 Desolation and Exile 10:00 God Remembers His Covenant 11:00 Vows and Dedications 14:00 Valuation of Dedicated Property 16:00 Tithes and Final Instructions Buy Immerse Beginnings today! 4 Questions to get your conversations started: 1. What stood out to you this week? 2. Was there anything confusing or troubling? 3. Did anything make you think differently about God? 4. How might this…