The Reading The reading for today is Genesis 6-8; Psalm 104; Mark 3. - For Genesis 6-8: - Scripture quotations taken from the NASB © The Lockman Foundation. Genesis 6 Now it came about, when men began to multiply on the face of the land,

The Reading The reading for today is Genesis 3-5; Mark 2. - For Genesis 3-5: - Scripture quotations taken from the NASB © The Lockman Foundation. Genesis 3 Now the serpent was more crafty than any beast of the field which the Lord God had made.

The Reading The reading for today is Genesis 1-2; Psalm 19; Mark 1. - For Genesis 1-2 and Mark 1: - Scripture quotations taken from the NASB © The Lockman Foundation. Genesis 1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.

The Reading Job 40 Then Yahweh answered Job and said, "Shall a faultfinder contend with Shaddai? Anyone who argues with God must answer it." So Job answered Yahweh and said, "Look, I am insignificant. What shall I answer you?

The Reading Job 37 "About this also my heart trembles, and it leaps from its place. Listen carefully to his voice's thunder and the rumbling that goes out from his mouth. He lets it loose under all the heavens,

The Reading Job 34 Thus Elihu spoke up and said, "Hear my words, you wise men, and listen to me, you who know, for the ear tests words, and the palate tastes food. Let us choose justice for ourselves;

The Reading Job 31 "I made a covenant with my eyes, so how could I look closely upon a virgin? And what is the portion of God from above or the heritage of Shaddai from on high? Is not disaster for the evil one

The Reading Job 28 "Indeed, there is a mine for silver and a place for gold to be refined. Iron is taken from dust, and he pours out copper from ore. He puts an end to darkness, and he searches out the farthest limits

The Reading Job 24 "Why are not times kept by Shaddai, and why do not those who know him see his days? They remove border stones; they seize flocks, and they pasture them. They drive away the donkey of orphans;

The Reading Job 21 Then Job answered and said, "Listen carefully to my words, and let this be your consolation. Bear with me, and I myself will speak; then after my speaking you can mock. As for me, is my complaint for human beings? And if so,