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Immerse: Bible Reading Experience - NLT Daily Bible In A Year

Tyndale House Publishers | Lumivoz

Take a breath, find your place, and read deeply. Discover the joy of reading God’s word with the Immerse New Living Translation (NLT) Bible. This daily Bible podcast will take you through the Bible in a year following the Immerse Bible Reading Experience. So grab your family and small group and go through the Bible in a year together with Immerse. Each of the 6 volumes is available online or at your favorite Christian bookstore.

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Immerse Beginnings Day 113 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/23

Curtains, Frames, and the Architecture of HolinessThe sheer detail of the tabernacle instructions might tempt a modern reader to skim, and that would be a mistake. Every measurement, every loop and clasp and silver base, communicates something essential: holiness is not vague. It has dimensions. It can be measured and built and inhabited. The ten curtains of finely woven linen, embroidered with cherubim in blue, purple, and scarlet, form the innermost layer—beauty hidden from the outside

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Immerse Beginnings Day 112 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/22

A House for the God Who Dwells Among UsGod asks for offerings—but only from those whose hearts are moved to give. This is the first principle of the tabernacle: it is built not by compulsion but by generosity. Gold, silver, bronze, fine linen, goat hair, ram skins—the materials are specific because the God who makes galaxies also cares about details. Then come the instructions for the Ark of the Covenant, and the language is extraordinary: ‘I will meet with you there and talk to you from

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Immerse Beginnings Day 111 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/21

Justice, Mercy, and a Meal in the Presence of GodThe laws of Exodus are not a cold legal code—they are the architecture of a just society, and their tenderness is startling. Do not mistreat a foreigner, for you were once foreigners. Do not exploit a widow or an orphan. If you take your neighbor’s cloak as collateral, return it by sunset—because it may be the only blanket he has, and how can a person sleep without it? This is legislation with a beating heart. God is building a nation that

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Immerse Beginnings Day 110 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/20

Thunder on the Mountain and Ten Words That Changed the WorldThe Israelites arrive at Sinai, and God makes them an offer that will define everything that follows: ‘If you will obey me and keep my covenant, you will be my own special treasure.’ This is not a contract between equals; it is a King stooping to invite former slaves into His household. The mountain trembles, smoke billows like a furnace, and a trumpet blast grows louder and louder until the people shake with fear. Then God speaks

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8:28

Immerse Beginnings Day 109 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/19

Water from the Rock and Wisdom from a Father-in-LawAt Rephidim there is no water, and the people’s complaints have escalated from grumbling to accusation: ‘Why did you bring us out of Egypt? Are you trying to kill us?’ Moses, caught between an angry mob and an invisible God, does the only sensible thing—he cries out to the Lord. And God tells him to strike the rock. Water pours from stone, which is precisely the sort of thing God specializes in: bringing life from the most unlikely sources

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8:13

Immerse Beginnings Day 108 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/18

Bitter Water, Bread from HeavenThree days after the greatest miracle in Israel’s history, the people are grumbling about the water. This is not a failure of memory; it is a revelation of human nature. The God who parted the Red Sea is apparently not trusted to provide a drink. At Marah, the water is bitter, and so are the people. But God shows Moses a piece of wood—throw it in, and the bitterness becomes sweet. It is a small miracle after a spectacular one, and perhaps that is the point:

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10:24

Immerse Beginnings Day 107 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/17

Through the Sea on Dry GroundGod does not lead His people by the shortest route. The road through Philistine territory would have been faster, but God knows what we so often forget: a people not yet ready for battle should not be marched toward one. Instead, He leads them the long way around—by pillar of cloud and pillar of fire, a visible presence that goes before them day and night. Then comes the sea. Pharaoh has changed his mind yet again—‘What have we done, letting all those Israelite

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15:03

Immerse Beginnings Day 106 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/16

The Night Death Passed OverThe tenth plague is the hinge on which all of Israel’s history turns. God announces what is coming with terrible clarity: every firstborn in Egypt will die. But He also provides a way of escape—a lamb, slaughtered at twilight, its blood painted on the doorposts. This is not magic; it is obedience made visible. The lamb dies so the household lives. Centuries later, another Lamb will stand in a garden and say ‘Not my will, but yours.’ The echoes are not accidental

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15:09

Immerse Beginnings Day 105 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/15

Plague After Plague, and a Heart That Will Not BendThe plagues of Egypt are not merely spectacles of power—they are a systematic dismantling of everything Egypt trusted instead of God. The gnats that the magicians cannot replicate force even Pharaoh’s own court to admit ‘This is the finger of God.’ The flies swarm everywhere except Goshen, drawing a visible line between those who belong to God and those who do not. The livestock die, the boils erupt, the hail falls in sheets of fire—and

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12:49

Immerse Beginnings Day 104 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/14

The God Who Keeps His Promises and Turns Rivers to BloodMoses is discouraged. His first audience with Pharaoh has made things worse, not better—more work, less straw, and an entire nation blaming him for their suffering. It is a pattern familiar to anyone who has ever stepped out in faith and watched things immediately fall apart. But God’s response to Moses’ complaint is not comfort; it is identity: ‘I am Yahweh.’ Seven times in a single speech, God says ‘I will’—I will free you, I will

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Immerse Beginnings Day 103 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/13

The Bush That Burned and the Name That EnduresA bush burns in the desert and is not consumed. Moses turns aside to look—and that turning aside changes everything. God does not shout from the heavens; He speaks from a thornbush. The God of the universe chooses the most ordinary, most overlooked piece of wilderness vegetation to announce the most extraordinary rescue in human history. And when Moses asks for a name, God gives him the strangest, most magnificent answer possible: ‘I AM WHO I

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Immerse Beginnings Day 102 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/12

A New Book, a New Pharaoh, a Baby in the ReedsExodus begins with the most ominous sentence in the Bible’s second book: ‘Eventually a new king came to power in Egypt who knew nothing about Joseph.’ Everything that follows—the slavery, the infanticide, the bricks without straw—flows from this act of forgetting. A nation that forgets its debt of gratitude will soon find reasons to fear the very people who saved it. But God has not forgotten. The midwives who fear God more than Pharaoh are the

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Immerse Beginnings Day 101 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/11

The Last Words and the Long Journey HomeJacob’s deathbed blessings read like poetry carved from a lifetime of observation. Each son receives not flattery but truth—sometimes beautiful, sometimes cutting. Reuben is unstable as water. Simeon and Levi are violent. But Judah—the brother who once sold Joseph and later offered himself for Benjamin—receives the royal promise: the scepter will not depart from his line. It is as though God has been watching the slow work of repentance and decided to

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Immerse Beginnings Day 100 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/10

Reunion, Blessing, and the Crossing of HandsJacob’s reunion with Joseph is told in a single sentence that carries the weight of twenty-two years: ‘He embraced his father and wept, holding him for a long time.’ The narrator, so often lavish with detail, knows when to step back and let silence do the work. Then Jacob, this man who has been grasping and scheming his entire life, says the most peaceful words he has ever spoken: ‘Now I am ready to die.’ Not because life is over, but because its

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Immerse Beginnings Day 99 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/09

The Reveal That Broke the SilenceJudah’s speech before Joseph is the finest piece of oratory in the book of Genesis. This is the same Judah who once said ‘Let’s sell him’—now offering himself as a slave in Benjamin’s place. The transformation is complete, and Joseph can see it. ‘I am Joseph,’ he says, and the room goes silent. Three words that rearrange everything. His brothers are terrified—and why wouldn’t they be? The boy they sold into slavery is now the second most powerful man in the

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Immerse Beginnings Day 98 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/08

The Brothers Who BowedTwenty years have passed since ten brothers threw a dreamer into a pit, and now they bow before him without knowing it. The irony is exquisite and terrible: Joseph’s childhood dream is being fulfilled by the very people who tried to destroy it. Joseph recognizes them instantly, but they cannot see past the Egyptian clothes and the Egyptian power. And so begins one of the most psychologically complex episodes in all of ancient literature—Joseph testing his brothers,

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Immerse Beginnings Day 97 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/07

From the Dungeon to the ThroneTwo full years. That is how long Joseph waited after interpreting the cupbearer’s dream before anyone remembered him. Two years of silence in a foreign prison, with nothing to show for his faithfulness but the same four walls. And then, in the space of a single morning, everything changes. Pharaoh dreams, the cupbearer’s memory stirs, and Joseph is shaved, dressed, and standing before the most powerful man in the world. His response to Pharaoh is breathtaking

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Immerse Beginnings Day 96 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/06

The Prisoner Who Kept His IntegrityJoseph refuses the advances of Potiphar’s wife with a question that reveals everything about his character: ‘How could I do such a wicked thing? It would be a great sin against God.’ Notice he does not say ‘against Potiphar’ or ‘against propriety.’ His moral compass is oriented upward, not outward. And what does integrity cost him? A prison cell. The coat is torn from him a second time—first by his brothers, now by a woman scorned—and once again Joseph

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Immerse Beginnings Day 95 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/05

A Widow’s Disguise and a Patriarch’s ShameThe story of Judah and Tamar is one of the most uncomfortable chapters in Genesis—and perhaps that is precisely why it belongs here, wedged between the selling of Joseph and his rise in Egypt. Judah, who suggested selling his own brother into slavery, now fails to keep his promise to a widow. Tamar, denied justice by the very family that owed it to her, takes matters into her own hands with a veil and a roadside seat. It is not a story we would

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10:32

Immerse Beginnings Day 94 Year 3 Daily Bible Reading

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2026/04/04

Dreams and BetrayalJoseph dreams, and his dreams are true, and telling the truth gets him thrown into a pit. There is a pattern here that will repeat itself throughout Scripture and throughout life: the one who sees clearly is rarely thanked for it. His brothers cannot hear a dream about sheaves of grain bowing without hearing an accusation, and so the coat of many colors ends up soaked in goat’s blood. The scene of Jacob receiving that bloodied robe is among the most devastating in

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