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Mission 66

Mission 66 brings the Bible to life each day as our hosts take you on a journey from Genesis to Revelation. You’ll understand God’s Word in a fresh way and grow in your intimacy with the Lord. In this chapter-by-chapter audio commentary from TWR, teacher John Mathews and co-host Esther Sisulu open the Scriptures in a personal and applicable way. They adapt the teaching of Brazilian Bible teacher Luiz Sayão, which he originally delivered in Portuguese. Mission 66 is heard in several languages through

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26:37

Exodus 7-8 Or Else!

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/31

In this study, our teacher, John Mathews, unfolds the narrative of Moses confronting Pharaoh with divine signs and plagues, demonstrating God's power over Egypt's gods and the stubbornness of human hearts.

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29:59

Exodus 5-6 Bricks Without Straw

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/30

In this study, our teacher, John Mathews, discusses the challenges faced by Moses and the Israelites as they strive for freedom from slavery in Egypt. The theme revolves around facing difficulties with faith and trust in God's promises.

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28:16

Exodus 4 Signs and Wonders

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/29

Chapter 4 reveals God equipping Moses with miraculous signs to convince the Hebrews and Pharaoh of his divine commission to lead the people out of Egypt. Through these signs, Moses learns to rely on God's power rather than his own strength.

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31:10

Exodus 3 The Burning Bush

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/28

This chapter delves into Moses’ encounter with God at the burning bush, where he receives his divine calling to confront the pharaoh and lead the Hebrews out of Egypt. Through miraculous signs, God reassures Moses of his presence and power in fulfilling this mission.

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28:30

Exodus 2 Baby Versus Pharaoh

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/27

In this chapter, we learn about Moses, a significant figure chosen by God to deliver the Hebrew people from slavery in Egypt. Moses, despite his upbringing in the pharaoh’s palace, is revealed to be of Hebrew descent, setting the stage for his divine call to lead his people to freedom.

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24:58

Exodus 01 During the Time of Slavery

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/24

Exodus begins by recounting how God’s people, the Israelites, multiplied in Egypt after Joseph’s death. A new pharaoh, who did not know Joseph, enslaved the Israelites and ruthlessly oppressed them out of fear of their growing population. Despite the pharaoh’s cruel orders, including infanticide, God preserved his people. Faithful midwives defied the king’s orders and obeyed God instead. The theme “during the time of slavery” reminds us that even in dark times of suffering, God is at work preparing

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30:34

Genesis 50 Stop Complaining!

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/23

The final chapter of Genesis highlights two funerals—Jacob’s and Joseph’s—while showcasing Joseph’s full forgiveness of his brothers. After Jacob’s burial in Canaan, the brothers are filled with fear that Joseph might now seek revenge, but Joseph reassures them with one of the most powerful statements in Scripture: “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good.” This reminds us to stop complaining and trust that God can transform tragedy for His purposes. Even in death, Jacob and Joseph

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25:48

Genesis 48-49 Looking Ahead!

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/22

In Jacob’s final days, he blesses Joseph’s two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh. God’s sovereignty is evident as Jacob crosses his hands and gives the greater blessing to Ephraim, the younger brother. Likewise, God’s sovereignty is further demonstrated as Jacob blesses his own sons, revealing their future roles in the nation of Israel. The theme “looking ahead” reminds us God is in control of history and the future. Though we face uncertainty, we can trust God’s guidance over our lives and the lives of

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25:52

Genesis 46-47 Foreigners in a Strange Land

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/21

These chapters detail the reunion of Jacob’s family with Joseph in Egypt during a severe famine. God assures Jacob of His plan to make Israel a great nation even in a foreign land. Jacob’s family prospers in Goshen, and Joseph administers Egypt’s resources wisely during the famine. God’s provision through Joseph is evident as He uses hardship to fulfill His promises and set the stage for Israel’s redemption story. This reminds us that even in times when we feel out of place (“foreigners in a strange

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28:14

Genesis 43-45 The Power of Forgiveness

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/20

This section focuses on the remarkable story of reconciliation between Joseph and his brothers. After enduring betrayal, imprisonment, and slavery, Joseph rose to power in Egypt. When famine struck, his brothers sought food but did not recognize the brother they had wronged. Instead of seeking revenge, Joseph tested their hearts and chose forgiveness over bitterness. Joseph acknowledged that God had worked through their evil actions to bring about a greater good: the survival of many. This story

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30:52

Genesis 42 A Blast From the Past

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/17

Genesis 42 is a poignant chapter where Joseph’s brothers unknowingly face him during the famine in Egypt. Joseph tests them to draw out repentance and gauges whether they have changed since selling him into slavery. The story emphasizes the weight of unresolved guilt and the power of God’s providence in restoring relationships. Joseph’s brothers begin to confront their past mistakes, leading to eventual reconciliation and healing in the chapters to come.

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28:54

Genesis 40-41 From the Pit to the Palace

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/16

In Genesis 40-41, Joseph interprets dreams in prison, and his reputation eventually reaches Pharaoh, who is deeply troubled by his own dreams. Pharaoh’s visions of cows and grain foretell seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine. Joseph's wisdom leads to his promotion to second-in-command over Egypt, tasked with preparing for the famine. These chapters reveal how God’s timing is perfect and how faithfulness through trials positions us for His greater purpose and blessings.

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31:14

Genesis 39 Is It Worth It To Do Right

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/15

Genesis 39 continues Joseph’s story, revealing his integrity under great temptation. As a slave in Potiphar’s house, Joseph prospers because the Lord is with him. Potiphar’s wife tries relentlessly to seduce him, but Joseph refuses, declaring his loyalty both to God and his master. Though falsely accused, he remains steadfast in prison, where he finds favour with the prison keeper. This chapter reminds us that doing the right thing often brings temporary hardship but ultimately leads to God’s favour

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27:27

Genesis 38 A Family Scandal!

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/14

Genesis 38 shifts focus to Judah and his family, highlighting immorality and broken promises. Judah's two wicked sons die, and Tamar, the widow of Judah's eldest son, seeks justice through unconventional means. She disguises herself as a prostitute and tricks Judah into fathering twin sons, Perez and Zerah. The chapter reveals themes of sin, hypocrisy, and God’s grace, showing that even flawed individuals are woven into His redemptive plan. Perez becomes part of the lineage of Jesus, demonstrating

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25:30

Genesis 37 The Dreamer

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/13

Genesis 37 introduces us to Joseph, the beloved son of Jacob, who is given a colourful robe—a sign of favouritism that stirs jealousy among his brothers. Joseph’s dreams foretelling his future greatness add fuel to the fire. The chapter highlights themes such as sibling rivalry, betrayal, and God’s sovereignty during trials. Despite the dysfunction in Jacob’s family, God begins to set the stage for His plan through Joseph. The chapter ends with Joseph’s brothers selling him into slavery, unknowingly

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27:00

Genesis 35-36 Opposite Sides

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/10

The theme is Opposite Sides. Jacob’s family becomes more devoted to God’s covenant by purifying themselves and rejecting idols, while Esau and his descendants move away from the covenant and ally themselves with ungodly nations. This chapter demonstrates separation—not merely physical but spiritual—between those who follow God and those who reject Him. The story urges us to evaluate which side we are on: God’s side or the world’s side.

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27:04

Genesis 34 Vengeance

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/09

The theme is The Danger of Vengeance. Dinah, Jacob's daughter, is defiled by Shechem, but rather than seeking just resolution, Simeon and Levi exact violent revenge, killing all the males in the city. Their actions brought trouble to Jacob's household and dishonoured God’s ways. This chapter teaches us that vengeance belongs to God, and our anger can lead to sin. God calls us to humility and trust in His justice instead of seeking personal revenge.

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28:28

Genesis 32-33 Wrestling With God

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/08

The theme is Wrestling with God. Jacob wrestles in prayer and literally with the angel of God, learning to surrender his fears and trust in God’s provision. God gives him a new name, Israel, meaning "he struggles with God." Jacob’s reunion with Esau, which he feared would end violently, turns out to be peaceful, showing how God can calm situations when we trust Him. Jacob learned that relying on God rather than schemes leads to blessing, and that wrestling with God in prayer can bring

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26:07

Genesis 31 Jacob On The Run

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/07

The theme for today is Jacob on the Run. Jacob decided to leave Laban’s oppressive household and return to his homeland, prompted by God. Despite Laban’s attempts to cheat Jacob repeatedly, God protected and prospered him. As Jacob fled, Laban pursued him, but God warned Laban against harming Jacob. This chapter highlights God’s justice and provision—God sees all injustice and acts in His time. Jacob’s confrontation with Laban teaches us about dealing with false accusations and trusting God’s

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25:20

Genesis 30 Honesty is the Best Investment

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/06

Today’s theme is Honesty is the Best Investment. Jacob suffered deceit and unfair treatment from his uncle Laban, yet God continued blessing him. Despite Laban’s schemes to diminish Jacob's prosperity, God intervened to give Jacob fruitful livestock and a growing family. This chapter shows us that God’s blessings come not through human effort or tricks but through faith and divine provision. Jacob learned that relying on superstitions and personal schemes is futile, as prosperity ultimately depends

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