Simple Reading Schedule
(2 months, 20 minutes a day. Empty your mind, don't try and understand everything; just read the New Testament like a child would. This is arranged for better understanding by letting books build on each other. Best to not go faster; allow it to sink in for a day.)
Use Sundays to catch up on days you could not spend 20 minutes with the Word of God. Never read the Old Testament & New Testament together, two totally different sets of God's laws one for Jews, one for Christians. If you have never read the Bible, always start with the New Testament. The New Testament is what you will be judge by, not the Old Testament.
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
Preface & glance over Appendixes. | Mark 1-3 | Mark 4-7 | Mark 8-11 | Mark 12-14 | Mark 15-
Matthew 4 |
Matthew 5-8 | Matthew 9-12 | Matthew 13-16 | Matthew 17-21 | Matthew 22-25 | Mt 26-28 |
John 1-4 | John 5-7 | John 8-11 | John 12-16 | John 17-21 | Luke 1-3 |
Luke 4-7 | Luke 8-10 | Luke 11-14 | Luke 15-18 | Luke 19-21 | Luke 22-24 |
Acts 1-4 | Acts 5-8 | Acts 9-12 | Acts 13-16 | Acts 17-20 | Acts 21-24 |
Acts 25-28 | James 1-5 | 1 & 2 Thes | Galatians 1-6 | 1Cor 1-8 | 1Cor 9-15 |
1Cor 16 - 2Cor 6 | 2Cor 7-13 | Rom 1-5 | Rom 6-11 | Rom 12-16 | Ephesians 1-6 |
Philippians 1-4 | Colossians 1-4 | 1 & 2 Peter | Jude - 1Tim 4 | 1Tim 5- Heb 2 | Hebrews 3-9 |
Hebrews 10-13 | 1 John - 3 John | Revelation 1-3 | Revelation 4-9 | Rev 10-14 | Rev 15-20 |
Rev 21-22 |