Bible Reading Plan

Interested in taking on a commitment to read the whole Bible over three years? You will read the New Testament twice and the Old Testament once over the three year cycle.
Three readings per day are supplied. The first is generally a whole chapter, and the second may be too (but longer chapters are split conveniently). The third reading is much shorter, and provides verses related to the other readings for the day. You may find it easier to do the short reading at lunch time (if you get a lunch break!). How you tackle the readings is up to you; the big thing is committing to get them done each day, whenever you choose to do them. If you click on the reference, it will open an online Bible at that point.
The following table provides the readings for the current and surrounding weeks. We’ll update the table weekly, so you’ll just have to keep up!
Here it is:

DAY OF THE WEEKFIRST READINGSECOND READINGTHIRD READING
Resuming our readings in the Old Testament History we commence with the sad narrative of Solomon's backsliding, and pursue the narrative in the books of Kings till we reach the death of Hezekiah.
83rd Week.2 Kgs.8-13.The Remainder of the Days of Elisha
Su.2 Kgs.6:1-232 Kgs.6:24-7:2Mal.3:10
M.2 Kgs.7:3-202 Kgs.8:1-151 Kgs.19:15
Tu.2 Kgs.8:16-292 Kgs.9:1-281 Kgs.21:19,29
W.2 Kgs.9:29-10:142 Kgs.10:15-36Ps.119:137
Th.2 Kgs.11:1-162 Kgs.11:17-12:3Josh.24:25
F.2 Kgs.12:4-162 Kgs.12:1-211 Kgs.14:25-26
S.2 Kgs.13:1-132 Kgs.13:14-25Ps.105:6-10
84th Week 2 Kgs.14-21. From Amaziah-Hezekiah.
Su.2 Kgs.14:1-162 Kgs.14:17-29Jon.1:1
M.2 Kgs.15:1-162 Kgs.15:17-38Isa.7:1-2
Tu2 Kgs.16:1-122 Kgs.16:12-20Ex.25:9
W.2 Kgs.17:1-232 Kgs.17:24-41Ezra 4:2
Th2 Kgs.18:1-122 Kgs.18:13-37Ps.89:49-51
F.2 Kgs.19:1-192 Kgs.19:20-37Rom.9:27
S.2 Kgs.20:1-212 Kgs.21:1-18Prov.7:7
In week 84 we have read the history of the period during which Azariah (that is Uzziah), Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah occupied the throne of David. Commencing some time before the death of Uzziah (Azariah), Jehovah spake to His people by the mouth of the prophet Isaiah, and during the same period several whom we call minor prophets received and wrote their prophecies. We shall therefore defer reading the conclusion of the second book of Kings in order to read the prophets contemporaneous with some one, or more, or all, of these kings. See the opening verses of each prophet.
The Book of Isaiah
85th Week. Isa.1-12. Prophecies as to Judah and Jerusalem partly at least in the Reigns of Uzziah and Ahaz.
Su.Isa.1:1-17Isa.1:18-31Rom.9:29
M.Isa.2:1-22Isa.3:1-4:1Eccles.8:12-13
Tu.Isa.4:2-5:7Isa.5:8-30Joel 1:6
W.Isa.6:1-13Jn 12:39-41Acts 28:25-27
Th.Isa.7:1-25Isa.8:1-18Rom.9:33
F.Isa.8:16-9:21Isa.10:1-15Rom.9:17
S.Isa.10:10-11:9Isa.11:10-12:6Ex.14:29

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