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The Bible in a Year reading plan contains 365 daily readings designed to help you easily read the entire Bible in just one year! Simply select your preferred Bible reading plan, the date you wish to begin reading and your preferred Bible translation.
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Whether you're reading for devotional, cultural, or personal reasons, a year is a reasonable amount of time in which to read the Bible. Before you begin, take some time to consider how you would like to approach your task. You can read alone, or in a group. You can read one translation of the Bible, or several. You can read the Bible with or withou...
To get through a long text without losing focus, try reading your bible for a regular amount of time every day. You might read for twenty minutes to an hour, depending on your reading speed and attention span. If there is a time of your day when you can count on having a certain amount of quiet time, read then.
Keep a calendar and track your progress. Tick a box every day you do your reading.
If you have an average reading speed and you read for about ten minutes a day for a year, you should finish with time to spare. To be able to take off some days and spend extra time on dense passages, try reading for at least twenty minutes at a time.
Take the number of pages in your edition of the Bible, and divide it by 365. Then, read that number of pages every day. For example, if your edition of the Bible has 1,760 pages, that's 4.8 pages a day. Round up and read 5 pages a day. Check your progress every month to make sure you've made your monthly page count.
Read the Bible from start to finish.
Pick up your Bible as if it were a novel, and read it from Genesis to Revelations.
This choice might be good for you if you believe in "canonical order," an order ordained by God. It might also be a good choice if looking up verse numbers or chapters slows you down. In that case, ignore the numbers and start reading from the first page.
You can even purchase versions of the Bible that contains no verse numbers, if you choose.
You can read the Bible in the order in which its events occurred. Look online for reading plans that lay out the order of events in the Bible.
If you read chronologically, you will break up the different books. For example, you will find yourself switching to the Book of Job in the middle of reading Genesis, because Job lived during the time covered in Genesis.
Read every day, beginning in January.
One method of reading the Bible is to do it every day, beginning in January. If you would like to begin in another month, adjust your schedule accordingly.
Read Genesis and Exodus in January.
Genesis and Exodus are part of the Pentateuch (the first 5 books of the Bible) and are known as books of the law because they provide laws and instructions for the people of Israel.
Read 3 chapters each day. At this rate, you will complete the book of Genesis on Jan. 17 and the book of Exodus on Jan. 31.
If you would like to use this schedule but do not plan to begin in January, adjust your monthly plan accordingly.
How many chapters would I have to read every day to read the Bible in a year?
There are close to 929 chapters in the Old Testament and 260 chapters in the New Testament. This would mean that you would need to read around 3 - 4 chapters per day to read the complete Christian Bible.
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- Day 123 - Psalm 106-107.
- Day 124 - 2 Samuel 5:11-25; 2 Samuel 6:1-23; 1 Chronicles 13-16.
- Day 125 - Psalm 1-2, 15, 22-24, 47, 68.
- Day 126 - Psalm 89, 96, 100, 101, 105, 132.
Choose your time frame, format, and the books of the Bible you want to read, then print it out!
One of our most basic Bible reading plans. Start “In the beginning…” in Genesis and read straight through to the final “Amen” of Revelation. Perfect for someone who wants to keep it simple.
Bible reading plans walk you through the entire Bible over the course of a year. Reading through the Bible is a rewarding experience, and these plans can help you do it! To use a reading plan, just visit the daily reading page to see your daily reading.
Start your reading plan by tapping on a date below or choosing a custom date here. Use the KJV beginning to end Bible reading plan to read the Bible in a year.
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