The reading for Saturday, July 29, 2023 , is Isaiah 8 - 10

Isaiah 8 - 10 

I still find the reading of the prophets difficult. This passage reminds me of part of Handel's Messiah and it instructs us to do good. To help the widow and the fatherless; the down trodden. 

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