Bible-Reading Plans
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Jake
Puritan Board Senior
I've started recently going through the Pentateuch (at the least) starting with Exodus 20. My reasoning for starting there is that I am more familiar with the narratives leading up to that point than the laws after. I am not really intending to stay at a certain pace or to get through so much, so much as I am going to try to read for understanding and spend some time by Morning and Evening daily (Lord willing) in the text sequentially. I'm using mainly my hardcopies of the Authorised Version and the Matthew Henry Complete Commentary, with some references to the YLT and Calvin.
Jose Rodriguez
Puritan Board Freshman
Jeff,
Im curious to see that schedule. Could you send it to me?
Im curious to see that schedule. Could you send it to me?
JohnGill
Puritan Board Senior
Same program. 3 to 5 yrs per read through. Write down thoughts on verses, compare with Gill, Calvin, & Henry. Write down differences and areas where my understanding is wrong, improved, or gtg (good to go). This year will be doing it with the TBS Westminster Study Bible. Alas the reinforced spine of my Cambridge Bible is failing. Sections are starting to fall out. 
bookslover
Puritan Board Doctor
Wynter: See post #13, above.
Darryl Le Roux
Puritan Board Freshman
I'm still trying to find a reading plan that can be done in 90 days. I have the Zondervan one, but would like one that has a few verses from the OT, and a few from the new. I suppose I could just half the OT verses, and add that to the new. Alright, never mind this post 
If anyone is interested: http://www.thebrooknetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/BibleIn90Days.pdf
If anyone is interested: http://www.thebrooknetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/BibleIn90Days.pdf
Darryl Le Roux
Puritan Board Freshman
^^That suites me perfectly. Wonderful plan. I too think I will be using that.
Tirian
Puritan Board Sophomore
I loved that for a while until my brain turned to jelly
For personal reading, I'm continuing to read cover to cover at a typical 4 chapters per day, as has been my preferred method for a long time.
For family reading, I'm getting married in 3 days and we're planning to try the M'Cheyne two-year plan for our family worship.
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For family reading, I'm getting married in 3 days and we're planning to try the M'Cheyne two-year plan for our family worship.
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Matthew1344
Puritan Board Sophomore
http://www.navpress.com/uploadedFiles/15074 BRP.dj.pdf I am doing this one next.
Right now I am in ESV Chronological plan
Right now I am in ESV Chronological plan
Matthew1344
Puritan Board Sophomore
Sorry the link expired. It is called the discipleship journal reading plan
baron
Puritan Board Graduate
Last year I read The One Year Chronological Bible NLT. Last year was my worst Bible reading. That's the only time I remember reading my Bible.
This year I'm back to my old habit of reading whole books in one setting. So far I have read 13 books. Not in any order. I will change it up during the year. God willing.
As far as Bible Study my wife and I are doing Philemon. Its only 25 verses, we have read it 14 times so far, soon we will start a discussion of what we learned. We are not in any hurry regarding our Bible Study.
This year I'm back to my old habit of reading whole books in one setting. So far I have read 13 books. Not in any order. I will change it up during the year. God willing.
As far as Bible Study my wife and I are doing Philemon. Its only 25 verses, we have read it 14 times so far, soon we will start a discussion of what we learned. We are not in any hurry regarding our Bible Study.
I did Chronological last year and am going to M'Cheyne's this year.
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