Bible Reading Fellowship

The Lord's love for Israel. Ephraim and Judah reproved. A plea for Israel to return unto the Lord.

Idolatry of Israel. Israel's unthankfulness. God's promise of mercy.

God said to Hosea to take a wife of whoredoms and children of whoredoms. Hosea's wife Gomer bare Jezreel, Loruhamah, and Loammi. She went after other lovers. Hosea redeemed his wife. God's exhortation to repentance.

Paul's dangerous sailing voyage. Their ship encountered a storm and became a shipwreck. Paul encountered barbarians on the island of Melita. He continued towards and arrived in Rome.

Paul was brought before Felix the governor at Caesarea. Paul was kept in custody. Paul appealed to Caesar. Paul was brought before king Agrippa and Bernice. Paul defended himself before Agrippa. Paul testified of his miraculous conversion on the road to Damascus.

Paul spake to the people. Paul testified of his miraculous conversion on the road to Damascus. Paul spake to the council. Certain of the Jews plotted to kill Paul. Paul was sent to Felix the governor.

Paul came to Macedonia and Greece. A young man named Eutychus fell to his death, but was brought back alive. Paul came to Ephesus and spake to the elders of the church. Paul came to Jerusalem. He met James and all the elders. Paul was arrested in the temple. He spake to the people.

Paul came to Corinth and found Aquila and Priscilla. Gallio made insurrection against Paul. Apollos came to Ephesus and spoke boldly about Jesus Christ. Paul came to Ephesus and taught baptism by the Holy Ghost. The man with the evil spirit overcame the seven sons of Sceva. Demetrius, a silversmith, called other craftsmen and protested Paul's teaching against the idolatry because of the goddess Diana.

Timotheus went with Paul. A man of Macedonia called. The Lord opened Lydia's heart to believe. Paul and Silas were cast into prison. The keeper of the prison believed and his house. Paul and Silas at Thessalonica, Berea, Athens, and Areopagus. Paul addressed their altar with the inscription, TO THE UNKNOWN GOD.

Paul and Barnabas at Iconium and Lystra. Paul was stoned at Lystra. The apostles and elders came together at Jerusalem to consider the matter of circumcision and keeping the law of Moses in order to be saved. They sent greeting by letters to the Gentile believers. Barnabas and Paul separated.

Herod killed James and imprisoned Peter. The angel of the Lord freed Peter from prison. The angel of the Lord smote Herod to death. The Holy Ghost sent forth Barnabas and Saul to preach the word of God.

Cornelius' vision. Peter's vision. The Gentiles heareth the good news of Jesus Christ. The Holy Ghost fell on the Gentiles. Peter reported to the Church. The Christians at Antioch.

Saul persecuted the Church. Philip preached Jesus Christ in Samaria. Simon the sorcerer believed. Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch. Saul's miraculous conversion. Peter healed Aeneas and raised Tabitha from the dead. * Illustrative artwork only.

Stephen's defence. Martyrdom of Stephen. * Illustrative artwork only.

Ananias and Sapphira lied to the Holy Ghost. Many signs and wonders were wrought among the people. The apostles were arrested and freed. Peter and the other apostles answered and said, We ought to obey God rather than men. Seven men were chosen to serve. Stephen was seized. * Illustrative artwork only.

Peter healed the lame beggar. Peter spoke at Solomon's porch. Peter and John before the council. The believers prayed for boldness. The believers had everything in common. * Illustrative artwork only.

Jesus was taken up into heaven. Matthias was chosen an apostle. Descent of the Holy Spirit during Pentecost. Peter preacheth Christ.

The LORD spake commandments to Moses regarding the tabernacle. Commandments for Aaron and his sons to minister in the priest's office. The tabernacle reared up. For the cloud of the LORD was upon the tabernacle by day, and fire was on it by night. * Illustrative artwork only. Not the actual tabernacle.

Bezaleel and Aholiab made the altar, the laver, the court, and the sum of the tabernacle as the LORD commanded Moses. Holy garments for Aaron and his sons were made. Moses looked at all the work, as the LORD had commanded, and blessed them. * Free photo of the Bible Tabernacle Reproduction at the Mennonite Information Center at LancasterPA.com (https://lancasterpa.com/attractions/biblical-tabernacle/). Fair use notice: No authorizations of copyrighted material were granted by its owner.

The making of the tabernacle. The making of the ark of the covenant. The furniture of the tabernacle. * Illustrative artwork only. Not the actual ark of the covenant.

The tables renewed. Moses' face shineth. Gifts for the tabernacle. Liberality of the people.

The people said unto Aaron and he made the molten calf. The Lord's wrath wax hot against the people. The anger of Moses. Moses intreateth to God for the people. The Lord spake unto Moses face to face, as a man speaketh unto his friend. The Lord showeth his glory unto Moses. * Illustrative artwork only. Not the actual molten calf.

God spake instructions to make the altar of incense. Aaron shall burn sweet incense every morning. God spake instructions unto Moses to make a laver of brass for Aaron and his sons to wash their hands and feet; to take principal spices; to take sweet spices. God called Bezaleel and filled him with the spirit of God, in wisdom, in understanding, in knowledge, and in all manner of workmanship. God commanded six days of work, but in the seventh is the sabbath of rest, holy to the LORD. * Illustrative artwork only. Not the actual tabernacle.

God gave instructions for Aaron and his sons to minister unto Him in the priest's office. God gave detailed instructions for holy garments of priests. God gave detailed instructions for consecration of priests. God gave instructions for a sin offering, a burnt offering, and a wave offering. God dwell among His people, and spake: I am the LORD their God. * Illustrative artwork only. Not the actual tabernacle.

God spake detailed instructions for building the tabernacle. * Not the actual tabernacle. Illustrative artwork only.