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Judges 17: Micah builds a personal shrine, makes household idols, and hires a wandering Levite to be his priest in hopes of securing God’s favor.
Acts 21: Paul travels to Jerusalem despite repeated warnings, is falsely accused in the temple, and is arrested after a violent mob stirs up the city.
Jeremiah 30–31: God promises to restore Israel from exile, heal their wounds, bring them back with joy, and establish a new covenant written on their hearts.
Mark 16: Jesus rises from the dead, appears to His followers, commissions them to preach the gospel, and ascends into heaven.
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Judges 16: Samson falls to Delilah’s betrayal, loses his strength and freedom, but ultimately brings down the Philistine temple in a final act of divine vengeance.
Acts 20: Paul encourages the churches, revives a young man in Troas, and gives an emotional farewell to the Ephesian elders with warnings and blessings.
Jeremiah 29: Jeremiah urges the exiles to settle in Babylon, promises future restoration, and rebukes false prophets spreading lies among the people.
Mark 15: Jesus is condemned, mocked, crucified, and buried, fulfilling prophecy and revealing His divine identity through His death on the cross.
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Judges 15: Samson burns Philistine fields in revenge, kills many in retaliation, and defeats a thousand men with a donkey’s jawbone before crying out to God for water.
Acts 19: Paul’s ministry in Ephesus leads to conversions, miracles, confrontation with false exorcists, and a riot over the threat to Artemis worship.
Jeremiah 28: The false prophet Hananiah contradicts Jeremiah’s warning about Babylon, breaks his yoke, and dies after God declares judgment on him.
Mark 14: Jesus is anointed, celebrates Passover, prays in Gethsemane, is betrayed, arrested, falsely tried, and Peter denies Him before the rooster crows.
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Judges 14: Samson desires a Philistine wife, kills a lion with God’s power, poses a riddle at his wedding, and reacts in anger when tricked.
Acts 18: Paul establishes the church in Corinth, receives divine encouragement to stay, travels to strengthen believers, and Apollos boldly teaches about Jesus.
Jeremiah 27: God commands Judah and surrounding nations to submit to Babylon’s rule as His judgment and warns against false prophets.
Mark 13: Jesus predicts the temple’s destruction, warns of end-time deception and persecution, promises His return, and urges constant readiness.
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Judges 13: God announces Samson’s birth to a barren woman, instructing her on his Nazirite vows and purpose to begin delivering Israel from the Philistines.
Acts 17: Paul preaches in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens, facing opposition but also leading many—including Greeks and philosophers—to believe in Jesus.
Jeremiah 26: Jeremiah’s temple prophecy nearly costs him his life, but he is spared as officials and elders defend his divine authority.
Mark 12: Jesus teaches with authority through parables, answers challenges on taxes and resurrection, highlights love as the greatest command, and honors a poor widow’s offering.
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Judges 12: Jephthah defeats the Ephraimites in a civil conflict, leading to heavy losses, and three lesser-known judges—Ibzan, Elon, and Abdon—rule Israel in brief succession.
Acts 16: Paul selects Timothy, receives a vision to preach in Macedonia, leads Lydia and a jailer’s household to Christ, and is released after being wrongly imprisoned.
Jeremiah 25: God declares seventy years of Babylonian exile for Judah and announces global judgment through the symbolic cup of His wrath.
Mark 11: Jesus enters Jerusalem to shouts of praise, curses a barren fig tree, clears the temple, teaches on faith and forgiveness, and refuses to answer challenges to His authority.
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