HeyJared60 Second Bible
Reading the Bible cover to cover is a rewarding experience. It is also a time-consuming and often difficult one. 60 Second Bible lets you listen to each chapter of the Bible in less than 60 seconds.
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Waiting (opens the original)
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Seventy-five Bible chapters on waiting, patience, and hope. Summarized in plain language, from Psalm 27 to Isaiah 40.
Wrath (opens the original)
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Anger is one of the Bible's most practical concerns, and openbible.info ranks the verses most tied to it, from "Refrain from anger, and forsake wrath" to "Whoever is slow to anger has great understanding." In this episode we go beyond those single lines to the full chapters they come from, each condensed into a rich, minute-long summary drawn from 14 translations of the Bible. Hear how Scripture handles both human temper and divine wrath in context, across Proverbs, Ephesians, James, the Psalms,
Pride (opens the original)
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Pride is one of the Bible's most persistent themes, and openbible.info ranks the verses most tied to it, from "Pride goes before destruction" to "God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble." In this episode we go beyond those single lines to the full chapters they come from, each condensed into a rich, minute-long summary drawn from 14 translations of the Bible. Hear how Scripture frames pride and humility in context, across Proverbs, James, Isaiah, Daniel, and more, read aloud.
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