Read the Bible in a Year
For those of you who don't know, I've been posting a daily dose of Scripture from the New American Standard Bible following a plan to read through the Bible in a year. The plan is from Discipleship Journal magazine. Here's how they describe this plan.
The book-at-a-time Bible reading plan provides two readings for each day. The first alternates Old and New Testament books, giving you three or four chapters a day. The Gospels are spread throughout the year.
The second reading takes you through a chapter or so of the wisdom literature and Isaiah. Combined, these readings will take you through the entire Bible in one year.
To prevent the frustration of falling behind and to provide some reflection time, each month of this plan consists of only 25 readings. You'll have several days each month to meditate more deeply on something that was significant to you in the past week, to catch up on missed readings, or to revisit favorite passages.
You can download a copy of the plan here and use it to keep track of what you've read.
There are three ways to follow along with this plan. First, you can read the daily Scripture online. I've created a separate page for the Scripture and generally post the reading for the day the night before.
Second, you can receive a full-text RSS/XML feed of the daily Scripture in your news aggregator. The feed is available here.
And third, you can receive a full-text email message from me each day. Click here to create a blank email message that will connect you to the daily email messages for NASB scripture. Send the email message and you’ll begin receiving the daily email messages.
I am able to do this through the good graces of The Lockman Foundation, the copyright holders for the NASB Bible. They have graciously given me permission to post Scripture from the NASB and I thank them for doing so.
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