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I have already read through Genesis and Exodus, and now on to Leviticus. (The long book stating MANY laws that everyone secretly finds at least a little bit tedious to read through). But it’s important! And part of the Old Testament, so I’ll read it. = )

There are thirty three books in the Old Testament. I’ll be calculating the percentages I’ve gone through with each book, and I’ll be posting it on this post.

God bless you and have a good day!

Percentages:
Genesis: 3%
Exodus: 6.1%
Leviticus:
Numbers:
Deuteronomy:
Joshua:
Judges:
Ruth:
1 Samuel:
2 Samuel:
1 Kings:
2 Kings:
1 Chronicles:
2 Chronicles:
Ezra:
Nehemiah:
Esther:
Job:
Psalms:
Proverbs:
Ecclesiastes:
Song of Solomon:
Isaiah:
Jeremiah:
Lamentations:
Ezekiel:
Daniel:
Hosea:
Joel:
Amos:
Obadiah:
Jonah:
Micah:
Nahum:
Habakkuk:
Zephaniah:
Haggai:
Zechariah:
Malachi:

I have some nice bits strung together, but now I need to make it actually sound like a song, as well as write it all up.
Oh well, I’m getting there. = )
The song is actually inspired by one of my characters, not from the book series I’m currently writing, but an idea I’ve had bubbling in the back of my head for about two years now. The characters name is Divin. He’s very soft, gentle, and kindhearted, but unfortunately lives under horribly torturous circumstances. I won’t be saying what they are though, in case I wish to pursue this idea! = )

Anyhow, God Bless you all and have a good day.

Over half way there. I’ve finished chapter twenty and am getting ready to head onto chapter twenty one. It’ll be interesting, I bet.

I'm reading through it and have looked up some resources about the historical content in Exodus, such as the Israelites being lead out of Egypt, the location of Mount Sinai, the golden calf, etc. It turns out it's actually pretty darn credible, problem is, the REAL Mount Sinai (no, the real Mount Sinai is not on the Sinai peninsula) is in Saudi Arabia, and is kept fence off and restricted. People don't know all the truth that's behind those gates. There the twelve pillars for the twelve tribes of Israel were found, the altar of the golden calf was found with petroglyphs of golden cows etched into them, (by the way, bovine were not indigenous to Saudi Arabia), and much, much more.

There’s so much more evidence, but I can’t even begin to fit it all into one entry. I’d recommend watching “The Search for the Real Mount Sinai”. It’s astonishing.

Anyhow, God Bless you and have a fantastic day.