Today, I am reading and commenting on Deuteronomy 3-4.

I started reading this and my first thought was that this was going to be another passage where I write something with more academic interest than devotional content.  Then I came to this verse “Only be careful, and watch yourselves closely so that you do not forget the things your eyes have seen or let them fade from your heart as long as you live. Teach them to your children and to their children after them.”  The very next says, “Remember the day you stood before the Lord your God…”  If you have put your faith in Jesus and allowed the Holy Spirit to come into your life, then at some point you have stood before the Lord and listened to Him speak to you,  Or, more likely you did not stand, at some point most of us have lain prostrate before Him.  Do not forget that day and why you were there and what God has done for you since.  We must remember these things because we were shown them so that we “might know that the Lord is God, and besides Him there is no other.”  If we do as He commands, it will go well with us and with those who follow after us.  Which leads to the other part about why we were shown God’s power so that we tell others about it.  So that we tell those who need God how to come to Him and receive His grace.

I use the daily Bible reading schedule from “The Bible.net” for my daily Bible reading.