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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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Genesis 29 Double Trouble!

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/03

Genesis 29 recounts Jacob’s encounter with Laban, leading to deceit and “double trouble” in Jacob’s marriage. Jacob’s desire to marry Rachel led to hard work and patience. Laban tricked him, first giving him Leah instead, revealing the consequences of deception. This chapter shows how Jacob began to reap what he sowed, with interpersonal conflicts and favouritism causing rivalry between Leah and Rachel. Despite human struggles, God showed favour toward Leah by blessing her with children. God uses

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26:31

Genesis 28 Jacob's Ladder

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2025/10/02

Genesis 28 marks the beginning of Jacob’s personal journey toward faith. Alone and afraid in the wilderness, he dreams of a ladder connecting heaven and earth, revealing God’s active presence and assurance of his promises. Jacob begins to understand the importance of spiritual connection, expressing awe at God’s revelation. Though Jacob’s faith starts small, God’s covenant promises encourage him to take steps forward. This chapter shows us how moments of crisis can lead to spiritual renewal, as God

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24:50

Genesis 27 Brother Against Brother

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2025/10/01

Genesis 27 depicts betrayal and God’s sovereignty over human failings. Jacob deceived his father, Isaac, with his mother Rebekah’s help, to steal Esau’s blessing. Despite human manipulation, God’s purposes prevailed, as Jacob was ultimately chosen over Esau. Esau’s bitterness and hatred against Jacob remind us of the dangers of despising spiritual privileges and pursuing fleshly desires. This chapter teaches that while humans may act out of selfish motives, God is still able to accomplish his good

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26:46

Genesis 26 I've Seen This Before

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2025/09/30

Genesis 26 teaches us about repetitive human behaviour and God’s ongoing faithfulness. Isaac dealt with a famine like his father Abraham and repeated some mistakes, such as lying to Abimelech about his wife. Despite Isaac’s errors, God blessed him wherever he went. The chapter shows the importance of trusting God instead of leaning on fear and deception. Isaac’s ability to dig wells, symbolizing God’s provision, reminds us of the necessity of spiritual sustenance, represented by the living water of

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25:14

Genesis 25 An Imperfect Choice for the Perfect Plan

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2025/09/29

In Genesis 25, we see the end of Abraham’s life and the continuation of God’s promises through his sons. The theme is God’s sovereign choices and the importance of valuing spiritual blessings. Society often judges based on outward appearances, but God values unseen qualities. Esau disqualified himself because he despised his birthright, prioritizing temporary needs above eternal blessings. This chapter reminds us to seek spiritual things and trust in God’s purpose. Generations pass, but God’s plan

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25:53

Genesis 23 & 24 From Mourning to Joy

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2025/09/26

In Genesis Chapters 23 and 24, we see the transition from mourning to joy as Abraham deals with the death of his wife, Sarah, and then finds a wife for his son, Isaac. God works behind the scenes to fulfill his promises and bring blessings to Abraham’s family.

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30:41

Genesis 22 Abraham's Greatest Test

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2025/09/25

In Genesis 22, we see Abraham facing his greatest test of faith when God asks him to sacrifice his son Isaac. Abraham shows his unwavering obedience and trust in God, ultimately being provided with a ram as a substitute sacrifice. This chapter highlights the importance of obedience to God’s will, even in the most challenging circumstances.

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28:03

Genesis 20-21 The Impossible Promise Fulfilled

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2025/09/24

In Genesis 20 and 21, we see how God fulfills his promise to Abraham and Sarah by giving them a son, Isaac, even though Sarah was barren. Despite various challenges and mistakes, God’s faithfulness prevails, showing that he always keeps his promises, even if it takes longer than expected.

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28:33

Genesis 20 Raining Fire

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2025/09/23

In Genesis 19, the story of Sodom and Gomorrah showcases the consequences of living in sin and turning away from God. Lot and his family are rescued from the impending destruction, but not without facing the harsh realities of evil and judgment. This chapter serves as a warning against complacency and tolerance of sin, highlighting the importance of repentance and faith in God.

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29:31

Genesis 18 pt 2 Justice and Mercy

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2025/09/22

In Genesis 18, we see the theme of “Justice and Mercy” play out as God reveals his plan to investigate the sins of Sodom and Gomorrah. Abraham intercedes on behalf of his nephew Lot, pleading for mercy if 10 righteous people can be found in the city.

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27:15

Genesis 17 - 18a Closing The Contract

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2025/09/19

Genesis 17-18a reveals God’s reaffirmation of his covenant with Abraham. Abraham and Sarah receive new names, symbolizing their new roles in God’s plan. The covenant is sealed through circumcision, demonstrating obedience and faith. God visits Abraham to promise Isaac’s birth, challenging disbelief and reminding us that nothing is impossible for him.

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29:06

Genesis 16 A Short Cut That Does Not Lead to the...

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2025/09/18

Genesis 16 depicts Abraham and Sarah’s impatience with God’s timing. Feeling barren, Sarah gives her servant Hagar to Abraham to bear a child. Hagar conceives and is mistreated, fleeing to the wilderness. God intervenes, providing mercy and promises for Hagar and her son Ishmael. The chapter teaches the dangers of taking shortcuts and underscores God’s compassion even amid human mistakes.

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30:37

Genesis 15 The God Contract

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2025/09/17

Genesis 15 explores faith and God’s promises. Abraham, childless and wavering, questions God’s promise to provide descendants. God reassures Abraham, comparing his offspring to the stars in the sky. A covenant is sealed with a unique ceremony involving animals, showing God’s unconditional commitment to his promises. This chapter teaches patience, trust and God’s faithfulness.

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Genesis 14

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2025/09/16

Genesis 14 recounts war and rescue. Lot is kidnapped during a tribal war involving kings of the region. Abraham acts, leading 318 trained men to rescue Lot and retrieve the possessions taken. The chapter ends with a mysterious priest named Melchizedek blessing Abraham, showing us God’s provision and victory in battling spiritual or physical enemies

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27:46

Genesis 13 Family Disputes

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2025/09/15

Genesis 13 highlights how Abraham navigated a family dispute with his nephew Lot. Due to their large herds and limited space, tensions arose between their herdsmen, leading Abraham to propose a solution. He gave Lot the first choice of land, demonstrating humility and trust in God’s ultimate plan. This chapter teaches us how to handle conflicts gracefully, prioritize relationships, and trust God’s sovereignty even during difficult times.

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30:41

Genesis 12 A Route With No Map

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2025/09/12

Genesis 12 introduces the story of Abraham while spotlighting themes of faith, obedience and God’s promises. Abraham is called by God to leave his home and journey to an unknown land. Despite not knowing the destination, Abraham obeys, trusting God to lead him. God makes a covenant with him, promising to bless him, make him a great nation, and bless all families of the Earth through him. The chapter also shows Abraham’s human flaws when he lies in Egypt, reminding us that even people of great faith

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28:57

Genesis 11 The Tower of Babel

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2025/09/11

Today’s theme in Genesis Chapter 11 is the Tower of Babel and the human effort to achieve unity and greatness without God. We witness how people’s pride led them to build a tower to reach heaven, which resulted in God confusing their language and scattering them over the earth. This chapter also introduces us to Abraham, whose lineage leads to the Messiah, showing God’s plan of redemption for humanity.

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24:55

Genesis 9 & 10 Hope For A New Humanity

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2025/09/10

This study guide covers Genesis Chapters 9 and 10, focusing on the theme of “Hope for a New Humanity.” In these chapters, God blesses Noah and his sons, instructing them to repopulate the earth. Noah’s sons are revealed as the ancestors of the world’s nations. God establishes a covenant with Noah, promising never to destroy the earth by a flood again. The chapters also highlight the importance of respect for parents and the sanctity of human life.

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25:46

Genesis 7 & 8 The Greatest Flood Ever

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2025/09/09

The theme of Genesis 7 & 8 is “The Greatest Tsunami Ever.” These chapters describe God’s judgment on a wicked world through the great flood and his mercy in saving Noah, his family, and the animals aboard the ark. Water from both the heavens and the deep covered the earth, wiping out all life except those preserved in the ark. God’s faithfulness is shown as he remembers Noah, causes the waters to subside, and establishes a fresh start for humanity. The ark and its door symbolize salvation, and

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24:54

Genesis 6 The Giant Corruption

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2025/09/08

Genesis 6 teaches us about the growing corruption of humanity before the flood. Sin had spread widely, with people turning away from God and indulging in evil. Despite their rebellion, God showed patience by giving them 120 years to repent. However, their wickedness led to judgment in the form of a great flood. This chapter also introduces Noah, a righteous man who found favour with God because of his obedience. Through Noah, we see that faithfulness to God brings His protection and blessings, even

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