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2026
October 2026 – Thoughts
- Oct1The Exodus from Egypt – Oppression and Divine DeliveranceExodus · Exo 1–14Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct2Manna in the Wilderness – Provision, Trust, and Sabbath OrderExodus · Exo 16Dominant perspective: E · Created world
- Oct3Lawgiving at Sinai – Covenant and Mediated CommandmentExodus · Exo 19–20Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct4Golden Calf – Legitimacy Crisis and Substitute OrderExodus · Exo 32Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct5Jethro’s Counsel – Sharing the Burden of JudgmentExodus · Exo 18Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct6The Order of Sin, Atonement, and RestitutionLeviticus · Lev 4–5Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct7Clean and Unclean: Diet, Contact, and PurificationLeviticus · Lev 11Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct8The Day of Atonement: Priestly Ritual and Communal RestLeviticus · Lev 16Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct9Holiness and Everyday Responsibility (Lev 19)Leviticus · Lev 19
- Oct10Sabbath and JubileeLeviticus · Lev 25
- Oct11Census and Arrangement According to PurposeNumbers · Num 1–2Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct12Levite Service and the Transport of the Sanctuary (Num 3–4)Numbers · Num 3–4
- Oct13Ritual Purity, Restitution, and the Jealousy Ordeal (Num 5)Numbers · Num 5
- Oct14Nazirite Vow and Priestly Blessing (Num 6)Numbers · Num 6
- Oct15The Spies' Report, Communal Rebellion, and Judgment in the WildernessNumbers · Num 12:16–14:45Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct16The Rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram and the JudgmentNumbers · Num 16Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct17The Waters of Meribah, Edom's Refusal, and Aaron's SuccessionNumbers · Num 20Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct18Baal-peor, the Act of Phinehas, and the Covenant of PeaceNumbers · Num 25Dominant perspective: S · People and community
- Oct19The Daughters of Zelophehad, Inheritance, and Joshua's CommissioningNumbers · Num 27; 36Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct20New Census, Land Inheritance, and Generational TransitionNumbers · Num 26Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct21Law, Remembrance, and Passing on the TeachingDeuteronomy · Deu 4Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct22Faithfulness, remembrance, land, and social responsibilityDeuteronomy · Deu 6–11Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct23Memory of the wilderness journey, abundance, and gratitudeDeuteronomy · Deu 8Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct24Debt Remission, Assistance, and the Limits of ServitudeDeuteronomy · Deu 15Dominant perspective: S · People and community
- Oct25Festivals, Participation, and Just JudgmentDeuteronomy · Deu 16Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct26Religious Judgment, Judicial Authority, and Limits on the KingDeuteronomy · Deu 17Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct27Military exemptions, the siege of cities, and the protection of fruit treesDeuteronomy · Deu 20Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct28Repentance and choosing lifeDeuteronomy · Deu 30Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct29The Commissioning of Joshua after the Death of MosesJoshua · Jos 1Dominant perspective: G · Order and responsibility
- Oct30Crossing the Jordan and the Two MemorialsJoshua · Jos 3–4Dominant perspective: E · Created world
- Oct31The rescue of Rahab and the destruction of JerichoJoshua · Jos 2; 6Dominant perspective: S · People and community
My writings are originally in Hungarian. In other languages, you are not always reading a literal translation. The goal is to preserve the original thought, meaning, and intent so that it remains understandable within the natural interpretive context of that language and culture. The wording may therefore change. The thought does not.