Kinghezy
Puritan Board Sophomore
This thread has inspired me to switch my reading plan from RMM back to the Horner reading plan.
How long does it take you to read each day? The # of chapters intiminated me.
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This thread has inspired me to switch my reading plan from RMM back to the Horner reading plan.
Depending on chapter length, maybe about 40 mins? I'm not a very fast reader and the plan does say to read a good clip and not get bogged down with deeper study (save that for another time). You can also split the plan in half for morning and evening. If it's still too much, read just 5 chapters a day. Check out the link I shared. Professor Horner shares some good insight into it.How long does it take you to read each day? The # of chapters intiminated me.
This is great news! Please keep me posted on how you like. When will you start?Mr. Allen you convinced me to use this plan. I had come up with a simple plan for myself, but after look at Horner's plan I absolutely must try it, to go right along with a brand new KJV Reformation Heritage Bible as well. Thank you sir!
Check out the link I shared. Professor Horner shares some good insight into it.
Yeah! Let me know how you like it. I think it'll be a blessing.Thanks. I like his idea of trying it for a month. I may consider a trial with it to see if it is sustainable.
This is great news! Please keep me posted on how you like. When will you start?
I went ahead and started precisely for that reason. However, It'll be neat to track your progress from New Year to New Year.I would like to start on January 1st, although I know it isn't exactly a one year plan.
Yeah! Let me know how you like it. I think it'll be a blessing.
I would say to cut the plan in half if you are having a hard to keeping up with the amount. You will also get faster over time. I think the breakdown works well for a few reasons. First, you see several genres of biblical text unfold and develop all at once. The interconnectedness of Scripture begins to shout loudly. Second, by reading Proverbs each month you are steeping yourself in godly wisdom. We can never get too much of that. So much of the wisdom in Proverbs is practical and easily remembered. Write it on your heart; equip yourself like a soldier. Third, by reading Acts each month, you are seeing the Church grow and build as promised by Jesus Christ. This can and should spur us onto evangelistic fervor. We should want to see the Church explode in size. Plus, you see so much of the Old Testament and New Testament come together with prophecy fulfilled and the practical application of the Gospel narrative. There is also the sinew of history corresponding with much of the epistles.I have tried it for two days so far. Not sure I can yet speak towards how it works with so many different readings at one time. I do think the time investment will be manageable.
What's your take on his break-down? I am surprised that Proverbs and Acts you read each month (give or take a day) but the historical (Joshua-Esther) it takes about 8 months. Is there some value in focusing on those specifically that you see more as you spend a year reading through this plan?