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Sirach 18:1–14; Sirach 18:15–18; Sirach 18:19–29
Sirach 18:1–14 sets God’s greatness beside the shortness of human life. It moves from what cannot be measured about the Lord to why his patience, mercy, correction and forgiveness matter for people. This lesson also brings together Let gracious words accompany gifts, Prepare, examine yourself, and remember reversals.
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Sirach 21:1–10; Sirach 21:11–21; Sirach 21:22–28
Sirach 21:1–10 gives wise instruction in short sayings. It urges a person to stop sinning, ask forgiveness, accept reproof and notice where the path of wrongdoing leads. This lesson also brings together Wisdom welcomes the discipline that fools reject, Prudence restrains intrusion and reckless words.
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Isaiah 6:1–13
Isaiah 6:1–13 tells of a vision in the temple where Isaiah sees the Lord’s holiness, admits his uncleanness, receives cleansing, and is sent with a hard message that ends with an image of what remains.
Isaiah 27:1–13
Isaiah 27:1–13 is a prophetic passage that moves from Yahweh’s victory over a great threat, to his care for his vineyard, to forgiveness, judgement, and the gathering of Israel for worship.
Isaiah 44:1–20; Isaiah 44:21–28
Isaiah 44:1–20 begins with comfort for Israel and ends with a strong exposure of idol-making. The passage contrasts Yahweh, who chose, formed, and helps his people, with carved images that will not profit or deliver. This lesson also brings together Jerusalem to Be Restored.
Jeremiah 31:1–25; Jeremiah 31:26–40
Jeremiah 31:1–25 is prophecy and teaching about Yahweh’s promise to restore his people. The passage moves from belonging and favour, to gathering and comfort, through grief and repentance, and then to renewed hope in the land. This lesson also brings together The New Covenant.
Hosea 14:1–3; Hosea 14:4–9
Hosea 14:1-3 calls Israel to return to Yahweh. These verses speak plainly about sin, forgiveness, and a changed response to God, showing what repentance says and which trusts are refused. This lesson also brings together A Promise of God’s Blessing.
Numbers 15:1–31; Numbers 15:37–41
These instructions in Numbers 15 explain worship in the land, gifts from the first dough, how unwitting sin was addressed, and how fringes on clothing were to help Israel remember Yahweh’s commands.
