The Weekly - A Bible Commentary’s Podcast
This podcast accompanies a two-year chronological Bible reading plan, exploring the historical context and theological themes of each week's assigned passages. It aims to help listeners see how the entire Bible fits together as a unified story, moving beyond surface-level understanding. Ideal for those who want to grasp the deeper meaning behind the Scriptures.
Episodes
The Weekly No. 54
Scripture Reading:
Isaiah 21-22
Isaiah 23-24
Isaiah 25-27
2Kings 18; 2Chronicles 29
2Chronicles 30-31; Psalm 48
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The Weekly No.53
Scripture Reading:
2Chronicles 28; 2Kings 16-17
Isaiah 13-14
Isaiah 15-16
Isaiah 17-18
Isaiah 19-2
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The Weekly No. 52
Scripture Reading:
2Chronicles 27; Isaiah 9-10
Isaiah 11-12
Micah 1-3
Micah 4-6
Micah 7
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The Weekly No.51
Scripture Reading:
Isaiah 5-6
Isaiah 7-8
Amos 1-3
Amos 4-6
Amos 7-9
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The Weekly No. 50
Scripture Reading:
2Kings 14; 2Chronicles 24-25
Jonah 1-4
2Kings 15; 2Chronicles 26
Isaiah 1-2
Isaiah 3-4
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The Weekly No. 49
Scripture Reading:
2Kings 1-3
2Kings 4-6
2Kings 7-9
2Kings 10-11
2Kings 12-13
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The Weekly No.48
Scripture Reading:
1Kings 22; 2Chronicles 18
2Chronicles 19-20
2Chronicles 21-22
2Chronicles 23; Obadiah
Psalm 82-83
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The Weekly No.47
Scripture Reading:
2Chronicles 14-15
2Chronicles 16-17
1Kings 16-17
1Kings 18-19
1Kings 20-21
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The Weekly No.46
Scripture Reading:
Proverbs 30-31
1Kings 12-13
1Kings 14; 2Chronicles 10
2Chronicles 11-12
1Kings 15; 2Chronicles 13
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The Weekly No.45
Scripture Reading:
Ecclesiastes 1-3
Ecclesiastes 4-6
Ecclesiastes 7-9
Ecclesiastes 10-12
1Kings 10-11; 2Chronicles 9
INTRO to Ecclesiastes
Written by King Solomon - The wisest man who ever lived, other than Jesus of course – and he’s on a search for the meaning of life.
However, the book of Ecclesiastes reveals to us that wisdom without God is folly… it’s foolishness.
1Corinthians 3:18-20 “
The Weekly No.44
Scripture Reading:
Psalms 134, 146-147
Psalms 148-150
1Kings 9; 2Chronicles 8
Proverbs 25-27
Proverbs 28-29
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The Weekly No.43
Scripture Reading:
1Kings 5-6
2Chronicles 2-3
1Kings 7; 2Chronicles 4
1Kings 8; 2Chronicles 5
2Chronicles 6-7; Psalm 136
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The Weekly No.42
Scripture Reading:
Proverbs 12-14
Proverbs 15-17
Proverbs 18-20
Proverbs 21-22
Proverbs 23-24
Practical counsel on how to live an abundant, wise, healthy, full life. Collection of Solomon’s wisdom inspired by the Holy Spirit and written down for our purpose.
We see a contrast between the Wise and the unwise: Mocker, the fool, and the simple.
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The Weekly No.41
Scripture Readings:
Song of Solomon 5-8
Proverbs 1-3
Proverbs 4-6
Proverbs 7-9
Proverbs 10-11
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The Weekly No.40
Scripture Reading:
Psalm 71, 91
Psalm 119
1Kings 3-4
2Chronicles 1; Psalm 72
Song of Solomon 1-4
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The Weekly No.39
Scripture Reading:
1Chronicles 26-27
1Chronicles 28-29
Psalms 127, 111-114
Psalms 115-118
1Kings 1-2; Psalm 37
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The Weekly No.38
Scripture Reading:
2Samuel 24; 1Chronicles 21-22
Psalm 30, 108-110
1Chronicles 23-24
1Chronicles 25; Psalm 131, 138-139
Psalm 143-145
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The Weekly No.37
Scripture Reading:
Psalms 61, 62, 64
2Samuel 19-21
Psalms 5, 38, 41, 42
2Samuel 22-23
Psalms 57, 95, 97, 98, 99
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The Weekly No.36
Scripture Reading:
Psalm 32, 51, 86, 122
2Samuel 13-15
Psalm 3, 4, 12, 13, 28
Psalm 55; 2Samuel 16-17
2Samuel 18; Psalm 26, 40, 58
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The Weekly No.35
Scripture Reading:
1Chronicles 18; Psalm 50, 53, 60
Psalm 75; 2Samuel 10; 1Chronicles 19
Psalm 20, 65, 66, 67
Psalm 69-70; 2Samuel 11
2Samuel 12; 1Chronicles 20
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The Weekly No.34
Scripture Readings:
Psalms 22-24, 47, 68
Psalms 89, 96, 100-101, 105
Psalm 132; 2Samuel 6-7
1Chronicles 17; Psalms 25, 29, 33
Psalms 36, 39, 2Samuel 8-9
We start off in Psalm 22. Psalms 22-24 are known as the “Shepherd Psalms”.
Psalm 22 – The Good Shepherd;
Psalm 23 -The Great Shepherd;
Psalm 24 – The Chief Shepherd
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The Weekly No.33
Scripture Reading:
Psalm 102-104, 133, 106-107,1, 2, 15; 2Samuel 5; 1Chronicles 11-16
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The Weekly No.32
Scripture Reading: 1Chronicles 3-10; Psalm 73, 77-78,81,88,92-93
We start by digging in the genealogy of David – 19 sons in total.
*These lists of descendants are important when we get to the NT – Matthew 1 and Luke 3 in studying the legal and blood line of Jesus, through Joseph and Mary.
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The Weekly No. 31
Scripture Reading: Psalm, 6,8-10, 14, 16, 19, 21, 43-45, 49, 84-85, 87; 1Chronicles 1-2
We see a number of different psalms this week. Some written by David, some from the sons of Korah. And different types: praise psalms, laments, and some categorized as “Penitential Psalms” – for someone under great sorrow for their sin, they’re in the process of repenting, typically under-going discipline f
The Weekly No.30
Scripture Reading:
1Samuel 28-31; Psalm 18, 121, 123-125, 128-130; 2Samuel 1-4
Now that Samuel has died. Saul is left without a trustworthy counsellor, and he orchestrates to see the witch of Endor to bring up Samuel from the dead, and so continues the downward spiral of Saul.
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The Weekly No.29
Scripture Reading:
1Samuel 25-27; Psalm, 7, 17,27, 31, 34, 35, 52, 54, 56, 63, 120, 140-142
We begin with the Prophet and Priest Samuel, dying, and the whole nation mourns over Samuel.
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The Weekly No. 28
Scripture Reading: 1Samuel 14-24; Psalm 11, 59, 91
This past week in our reading we start seeing the Psalms mixed in with our daily readings. But first we start off in 1Samuel 14 where we find Jonathan is doing the work that Saul should be doing. In contrast to his father, he is leading well. Jonathan and his armor bearer went over to the Philistine garrison.
V6 [read] * The LORD doesn’t NEED
The Weekly No.27
Scripture Reading: 1 Samuel 1-13
Type of Book – historical narrative.
Samuel – transition period Samuel is the last of the Judges and will transition into the period of the kings, and Samuel was not only a Judge, but was also a Prophet and a Priest.
The Weekly No.26
Scripture Reading: Judges 14-21; Ruth 1-4
The Weekly No. 25
Scripture Reading: Judges 1-13
The book is attributed by Jewish scholars to be written by the prophet Samuel, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. It’s a historical book.
The name Judges in Hebrew: Shophetim, which means “to put right and then rule”
The Judges that God raises up throughout the book, are not reflected of Judges in a court, although some of them did provide judgement like a
The Weekly No. 24
Scripture Reading: Joshua 13-24
The word “inheritance” is found over 40 times over these last chapters that we read this past week in Joshua
Israel didn’t purchase or win this land, it was given to the Israelite nation as an inheritance – but it isn’t owned by them… and this is a controversial topic even to this day… fighting over the land inheritance.
The land grant was given by God to Abraham,
The Weekly No.23
Scripture Reading: Joshua 1-12
We start the book of Joshua. Moses is dead. Now arise, go into the land I am giving to the people of Israel.
Joshua – name – Yeshua
Type of Christ - model
Joshua 1:3 – every place that they tread upon
God gives, but they must take
Salvation – God gives but we must take it.
This whole section is jam-packed with promises.
The Weekly No.22
Scripture Reading: Deuteronomy 25-34, Psalm 90
Continuing from last week, we jump right in to review laws about living in community with other.
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The Weekly No.21
Scripture Reading: Deuteronomy 13-24
We start off this week with a warning regarding a prophet that rises up OR Dreamer of dreams
Don’t let them lead you to another god.
“Have no other gods before ME”
Signs and wonders are not the markers of a true prophet – it’s not an authentication of a true prophet of Yahweh.
Remember back to Pharoah’s magicians in the book of Exodus… they had occultic pow
The Weekly No.20
Scripture Reading: Deuteronomy 1-12
Genesis – The Book of Beginnings
Exodus – The Birth of a Nation
Leviticus – The Laws of the Nation
Numbers – The Wilderness Wanderings
- we we finished last week which covered a span of a 40 year period of when the Israelites were brought out of Egypt, until the point where they were camped across the Jordan River, across from Jericho
- The book of Deuteronomy
The Weekly No.19
Scripture Reading: Numbers 25-36
This week starts with men indulging in sexual immorality with Moabite women - yoking themselves with Baal of Peor.
Why did they do this?
We have to look ahead, to discover that Balaam told Balak a strategy to lead the men of Israel away.
Numbers 31:6 The counsel of Balaam – caused them to commit trespass against the Lord and there was a plague across the people.
The Weekly No.18
Scripture Reading: Numbers 13 – 24
We started this past week off with a very familiar story to most of us.
12 men, 1 leader from each tribe of israel, sent to search the land of Canaan– they were designated to travel approx. 240 miles – spend 40 days seeing what was in the land, and to bring back a report.
We get to the report of the spies and while the land flowing with milk and honey, and the l
The Weekly No.17
Scripture Reading: Numbers 1-12
The book of Numbers is part of the Torah- the first 5 books of the Bible. Written by the Holy Spirit through the human hand of Moses.
The Jews call the book of Numbers :
Bamidbar (בְּמִדְבַּר), meaning "In the Wilderness"
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The Weekly No.16
Scripture Reading: Leviticus 19-27
“The LORD is Holy”. Again we see this theme continue and be prominent in this weeks scripture reading.
“You shall be holy, for I the LORD your God am holy.” So since God is Holy, His people should be marked as Holy too… their day-to-day living should be Holy.
If you mark in your Bibles, I would encourage you to highlight or underline every place the phrase “I
The Weekly No. 15
Scripture Reading: Leviticus 10-18
Leviticus 1-7 we were introduced to the different types of offerings.
Chapters 8,9,10 are about the Priesthood.
A Priest is a person who represents man before God.
A Prophet speaks for God to man.
Jesus is both a Prophet and a Priest.
We are a royal priesthood.
We are sanctified - “by the washing of the water by the Word” – Eph. 5:26
Judicially washed by the
The Weekly No. 14
The book of Leviticus is the 3rd book of the Law, written by the Holy Spirit through Moses.
The word Leviticus has Greek roots, meaning “concerning the Levites”. In Hebrew, the book is called Wayikra (וַיִּקְרָא), meaning "And He called” – which is the very first words of the Book.
Approximately 90% of the Book of Leviticus is God speaking. Many people have Bibles that have Red Letters – refere
The Weekly No. 13
Scripture Reading: Exodus 31-40
The Holy Spirit’s work in the Old Testament closely parallels His ministry in the New Testament. Scripture reveals four primary ways Holy Spirit operates: regeneration, indwelling or filling, restraint of sin, and empowerment for service. These works are evident throughout the Old Testament, even though their expression differs from the New Testament era.
First, th
The Weekly No. 12
Scripture Reading: Exodus 21-30
Keep in mind as we dig into the Law that it is divided into 3 divisions: Moral law, civil law, and ceremonial law.
1. Moral – 10 commandments
2. Civil law –(ch21-23 glimpse of civil law) social regulations for the Hebrews – governance for the whole community of Israel
3. Ceremonial law – religious law – purifications rights, priestly ordinances and ceremony regula
The Weekly No.11
Scripture Reading: Exodus 11-20
This week we finish off reading about the 10th plague and then we head into the instructions about the Passover feast. As you read through keep in mind that the overall narrative of the Scriptures point to Jesus. He makes a way for us to leave Egypt, and His is our Passover Lamb - by His blood we are redeem.
The Weekly No. 10
Scripture Reading: Exodus 1-10
We kicked off this week in the book of Exodus. This is the 2nd book of the Torah. Or what is also referred to as the Law of Moses. The first 5 books of the Bible – were written by Moses. And they were written for the Israelites – those who would possess the Promise Land. These 5 books speak to their Identity, and provide them with their purpose.
The name Exodus
The Weekly No. 9
Scripture Reading: Genesis 41-50
We left off last weeks reading in Genesis 40 where Joseph interprets the cupbearer and chief baker’s dreams in prison. They of course happened just as they were interpreted and the Baker dies after 3 days and the Cupbearer was placed back in his position after 3 days… but the Cupbearer did not remember Joseph – but forgot him…
Until Genesis 41… which was after a
The Weekly No. 8
Scripture Reading: Genesis 31-40
Here’s where we’ve been so far: From Genesis 1 to 11, the story unfolds from creation. God creates the world and everything in it, including Adam and Eve, who fall into sin and bring corruption to humanity. Generations follow—Cain and Abel, and eventually then Noah, whose faith saves his family from the Flood. After the flood, the descendants of Ham lead the cha
The Weekly No. 7
We started off in Genesis 21 with the Birth of Isaac. When Abraham was 100 years old, Sarah bore him a son, named Isaac. Isaac means “He laughs”. His very name being a reminder of the joy of the Lord, and the miraculous fulfillment of God’s promise to Abraham.
Isaac was a type of Christ. If that’s not something you’ve heard before. In Biblical hermeneutics there’s what’s called “Typology”. In
The Weekly No. 6
Scripture Reading: Genesis 12-20
The LORD said to Abram, "Leave your native country, your relatives, and your father's family, and go to the land that I will show you."
So Abram is a sojourner - leaving him with no civil rights in the land that he's going to. He'll soon discover that the land God shows him that will be for him and his offspring, is currently occupied; and to boot, his wife Sarai
The Weekly No. 5
Scriptures: Job 32-42
A new character, Elihu, enters the scene—a young man who has listened in silence as Job and his three older friends debated. When the friends fall silent, unable to refute Job or defend God effectively, Elihu’s anger flares. He is upset with Job for justifying himself instead of God, and also he’s angry with Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar for condemning Job without providing re
The Weekly No.4
Scriptures: Job 22 – 31
The book of Job is considered Wisdom Literature, and is written like a play with great contrast of Heaven and Earth. We see behind the scenes - so to speak - of the conversation that happened amongst the council of heavenly beings – between God and satan. And then on earth what’s revealed to us, is ALL of what Job lost and the discourse of communication between Job, Elipha
The Weekly No. 3
Scriptures: Job 11-21
A book that’s broken up into 4 parts:
Prologue
Dialogue
Monologue
Epilogue
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The Weekly No.2
Scriptures: Job 1-10
The book of Job is part of the Wisdom books of Scripture.. (ex: Law, history, prophets, books of wisdom)
Poetic & Wisdom Literature
Purpose: Explores life, suffering, worship, and the pursuit of wisdom.
Books: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs
Content: Poetry, songs, wise sayings, reflections on life and God.
The Weekly No.1
Scriptures: Genesis 1-11
The word “Genesis” means “origin or beginning”, and that's where we begin our Two-Year Journey through the Bible in Chronological order.
*We're using The Blue Letter Bible chronological reading plan
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