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In Season 1 of A Tithe of Time: Recaps Through the Bible, we explore Genesis 5:1–32, reading from the ESV.

From Adam to Noah, Genesis records generations of lives, families, and remarkable lifespans. But why does Scripture preserve these names and ages, and what important details might we overlook in this genealogy?

A Tithe of Time — Recaps Through the Bible
Genesis 5:1–32

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In Season 1, Episode 30 of A Tithe of Time: Rooted in Wisdom, we continue through Proverbs with Proverbs 2:16–22, reading from the ESV.

Wisdom offers protection from temptation, deceptive words, and choices that lead away from righteousness. But why does Proverbs warn about the forbidden woman, and what does this passage reveal about the consequences of the paths we choose?

A Tithe of Time — Rooted in Wisdom
Proverbs 2:16–22

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In Season 1, Episode 29 of A Tithe of Time: Rooted in Wisdom, we turn to Psalm 5:1–12, reading from the ESV.

David begins his morning by calling upon the LORD, asking God to hear his prayer and guide his steps. But why does David contrast the wicked with those who take refuge in God, and what does this psalm reveal about righteousness, prayer, and God's protection?

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Psalm 5:1–12

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In Season 1, Episode 28 of A Tithe of Time: Recaps Through the Bible, we bring together Genesis 4:17–26, reading from the ESV.

Cain's descendants establish families, build a city, and develop new skills. But the account takes a troubling turn with Lamech before shifting to Seth and Enosh. What do these generations reveal about the world following Cain and Abel?

A Tithe of Time — Recaps Through the Bible
Genesis 4:17–26

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In Season 1, Episode 27 of A Tithe of Time: Verse by Verse, we continue through Genesis with Genesis 4:25–26, reading from the ESV.

Following Abel's death, Adam and Eve welcome another son, Seth. Then Enosh is born, and the passage records an important development in worship. What does this new family line reveal about the generations following Cain and Abel?

Follow A Tithe of Time as we work through the Bible from beginning to end, Verse by Verse.

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In Season 1, A Tithe of Time: Verse by Verse, we continue through Genesis with Genesis 4:17–24, reading from the ESV.

Cain's descendants begin building families and developing new skills, but the passage ends with a troubling declaration from Lamech. What does this family history reveal, and why are Lamech's words significant?

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In Episode 25 of A Tithe of Time — Rooted in Wisdom, we walk through Proverbs 2:1–15.

This passage shows what it means to truly pursue wisdom—to receive it, treasure it, seek it like silver, and search for it like hidden treasure. It also reminds us that wisdom ultimately comes from the LORD.

We look at why God gives wisdom while still calling us to pursue it, what it means for wisdom to come into the heart, and how wisdom helps guard us from crooked paths and destructive choices.

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In Episode 24 of A Tithe of Time — Rooted in Wisdom, we walk through Psalm 4:1–8. David cries out to God in distress, remembers the Lord’s past faithfulness, warns against letting anger lead into sin, and ends in quiet confidence: “In peace I will both lie down and sleep; for you alone, O LORD, make me dwell in safety.”

Reading from the ESV, this episode reflects on prayer in pressure, trust in the Lord, and the kind of peace that does not come from circumstances being easy, but from God being faithful.

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