Here are four different programs to guide you in reading through the entire Bible. The first three cover the entire Bible in one year and the fourth covers the New Testament in depth over two years.
1. The first reading program moves through the Bible in biblical order.
2. The second reading program covers the entire Bible in chronological order as the events took place.
3. The third reading program is in biblical order but includes a section from Psalms and Proverbs each day.
4. The fourth reading program goes through the New Testment in depth over two years by reading the same section each day for a week.
Biblical Order This plan allows you to read straight through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation in one calendar year. We encourage you to start on the reading that corresponds with today's date, whatever that may be, and carry on until you have read completely through the entire bible.
Chronological Order This plan allows you to read through the Bible chronologically from Genesis to Revelation in one calendar year. It provides a New Testament and an Old Testament reading and places the Scripture in the order of events rather than date of writing. We encourage you to start on the reading that corresponds with today's date, whatever that may be, and carry on until you have read completely through the entire bible. This Bible reading plan prepared by A. Allison Lewis and used by permission.
Old/New Testaments, Psalm and Proverbs This plan allows you to read straight through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation in one calendar year. It uses one passage from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament plus a selection from Psalms and Proverbs each day to for added variety. We encourage you to start on the reading that corresponds with today's date, whatever that may be, and carry on until you have read completely throughout the entire Bible.
The New Testament In Depth Over Two Years This reading plan allows you to read the New Testament in depth over two years. Rather than reading a different sction of Scripture each day, you will read the same text for seven days. By the end of the week you will have a good idea of the content of that portion of the New Testament.
Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of the prophecy, and heed the things which are written in it; for the time is near.
Until I come, give attention to the public reading of Scripture, to exhortation and teaching.