April 22 2 Kings 4-5

April 23 2 Kings 6-8

April 24 2 Kings 9-11

April 25 2 Kings 12-14

April 26 2 Kings 15-17

April 27 2 Kings 18-19

April 28 2 Kings 20-22

April 29 2 Kings 23-25

April 30 1 Chronicles 1-2

Having now tasted the vinegar, the produce of that vineyard that had degenerated in spite of its divine planter and had turned to the sourness of a foreign vine, the Lord says, “It is finished,” that is, the Scriptures are fulfilled. There is nothing more to endure from these raging people. I have endured all that I foretold I should suffer. The mysteries of weakness are completed. Let the proofs of power be produced. And so he bowed the head and yielded up his spirit and gave that body that would be raised again on the third day the rest of peaceful slumber. Leo the Great

When he had drunk the wine mingled with myrrh and vinegar, he said, “It is finished.” For the mystery has been fulfilled. The things that are written have been accomplished. Sins are forgiven. Cyril of Jerusalem

Elowsky, J. C., ed. (2007). John 11–21 (p. 322). InterVarsity Press.

April 8 2 Samuel 13-15

April 9 2 Samuel 16-18

April 10 2 Samuel 19-21

April 11 2 Samuel 22-24

April 12 1 Kings 1-2

April 13 1 Kings 3-5

April 14 1 Kings 6-7

April 15 1 Kings 8-9

April 16 1 Kings 10-11

April 17 1 Kings 12-14