The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 218: Each Will Be Judged (2026)
August 6, 2026·28 min·4-min readsoloreligion
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Fr. Mike Schmitz reflects on the profound contrast between false and true worship in Isaiah 57–58 and Ezekiel 17–18, emphasizing that God desires heartfelt justice, humility, and personal repentance over empty rituals or idolatrous alliances. He underscores that each person is judged by t
Fr. Mike Schmitz reflects on the profound contrast between false and true worship in Isaiah 57–58 and Ezekiel 17–18, emphasizing that God desires heartfelt justice, humility, and personal repentance over empty rituals or idolatrous alliances. He underscores that each person is judged by t
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Fr. Mike SchmitzNebuchadnezzarPharaohMoloch
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The Great Adventure Bible TimelineRevised Standard Version, Second Catholic Edition
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Ascension
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