ALL 66 Reading Schedule

Reading Schedule 2010

January 1. Gen. 1; Matt. 1; Ezra 1; Acts 1

January 2.Gen. 2; Matt. 2; Ezra 2; Acts 2

January 3. Gen. 3; Matt. 3; Ezra 3; Acts 3

January 4. Gen. 4; Matt. 4; Ezra 4; Acts 4

January 5. Gen. 5; Matt. 5; Ezra 5; Acts 5

January 6. Gen. 6; Matt. 6; Ezra 6; Acts 6

January 7. Gen. 7; Matt. 7; Ezra 7; Acts 7

January 8. Gen. 8; Matt. 8; Ezra 8; Acts 8

January 9. Gen. 9,10; Matt. 9; Ezra 9; Acts 9

January 10. Gen. 11; Matt. 10; Ezra 10; Acts 10

January 11. Gen. 12; Matt. 11; Neh. 1; Acts 11

January 12. Gen. 13; Matt. 12; Neh. 2; Acts 12

January 13. Gen. 14; Matt. 13; Neh. 3; Acts 13

January 14. Gen. 15; Matt. 14; Neh. 4; Acts 14

January 15. Gen. 16; Matt. 15; Neh. 5; Acts 15

January 16. Gen. 17; Matt. 16; Neh. 6; Acts 16

January 17. Gen. 18; Matt. 17; Neh. 7; Acts 17

January 18. Gen. 19; Matt. 18; Neh. 8; Acts 18

January 19. Gen. 20; Matt. 19; Neh. 9; Acts 19

January 20. Gen. 21; Matt. 20; Neh. 10; Acts 20

January 21. Gen. 22; Matt. 21; Neh. 11; Acts 21

January 22. Gen. 23; Matt. 22; Neh. 12; Acts 22

January 23. Gen. 24; Matt. 23; Neh. 13; Acts 23

January 24. Gen. 25; Matt. 24; Esther 1; Acts 24

January 25. Gen. 26; Matt. 25; Esther 2; Acts 25

January 26. Gen. 27; Matt. 26; Esther 3; Acts 26

January 27. Gen. 28; Matt. 27; Esther 4; Acts 27

January 28. Gen. 29; Matt. 28; Esther 5; Acts 28

January 29. Gen. 30; Mark 1; Esther 6; Rom. 1

January 30. Gen. 31; Mark 2; Esther 7; Rom. 2

January 31. Gen. 32; Mark 3; Esther 8; Rom. 3

February 1. Gen. 33; Mark 4; Esther 9,10; Rom. 4

February 2. Gen. 34; Mark 5; Job 1; Rom. 5

February3. Gen. 35,36; Mark 6; Job 2; Rom. 6

February 4. Gen. 37; Mark 7; Job 3; Rom. 7

February 5. Gen. 38; Mark 8; Job 4; Rom. 8

February 6. Gen. 39; Mark 9; Job 5; Rom. 9

February 7. Gen. 40; Mark 10; Job 6; Rom. 10

February 8. Gen. 41; Mark 11; Job 7; Rom. 11

February 9. Gen. 42; Mark 12; Job 8; Rom. 12

February 10. Gen. 43; Mark 13; Job 9; Rom. 13

February 11. Gen. 44; Mark 14; Job 10; Rom. 14

February 12. Gen. 45; Mark 15; Job 11; Rom. 15

February 13. Gen. 46; Mark 16; Job 12; Rom. 16

February 14. Gen. 47; Lk. 1:1-38; Job 13; I Cor. 1

February 15. Gen. 48; Lk. 1:39-80; Job 14; I Cor. 2

February 16. Gen. 49; Luke 2; Job 15; I Cor. 3

February 17. Gen. 50; Luke 3; Job 16,17; I Cor. 4

February 18. Ex. 1; Luke 4; Job 18; I Cor. 5

February 19. Ex. 2; Luke 5; Job 19; I Cor. 6

February 20. Ex. 3; Luke 6; Job 20; I Cor. 7

February 21. Ex. 4; Luke 7; Job 21; I Cor. 8

February 22. Ex. 5; Luke 8; Job 22; I Cor. 9

February 23. Ex. 6; Luke 9; Job 23; I Cor. 10

February 24. Ex. 7; Luke 10; Job 24; I Cor. 11

February 25. Ex. 8; Luke 11; Job 25,26; I Cor. 12

February 26. Ex. 9; Luke 12; Job 27; I Cor. 13

February 27. Ex.10; Luke 13; Job 28; I Cor. 14

February 28. Ex.11,12:21; Luke 14; Job 29; I Cor. 15

March 1. Ex.12:22-51; Luke 15; Job 30; I Cor. 16

March 2. Ex. 13; Luke 16; Job 31; 2 Cor. 1

March 3. Ex. 14; Luke 17; Job 32; 2 Cor. 2

March 4. Ex. 15; Luke 18; Job 33; 2 Cor. 3

March 5. Ex. 16; Luke 19; Job 34; 2 Cor. 4

March 6. Ex. 17; Luke 20; Job 35; 2 Cor. 5

March 7. Ex. 18; Luke 21; Job 36; 2 Cor. 6

March 8. Ex. 19; Luke 22; Job 37; 2 Cor. 7

March 9. Ex. 20; Luke 23; Job 38; 2 Cor. 8

March 10. Ex. 21; Luke 24; Job 39; 2 Cor. 9

March 11. Ex. 22; John 1; Job 40; 2 Cor. 10

March 12. Ex. 23; John 2; Job 41; 2 Cor. 11

March 13. Ex. 24; John 3; Job 42; 2 Cor. 12

March 14. Ex. 25; John 4; Prov. 1; 2 Cor. 13

March 15. Ex. 26; John 5; Prov. 2; Gal. 1

March 16. Ex. 27; John 6; Prov. 3; Gal. 2

March 17. Ex. 28; John 7; Prov. 4; Gal. 3

March 18. Ex. 29; John 8; Prov. 5; Gal. 4

March 19. Ex. 30; John 9; Prov. 6; Gal. 5

March 20. Ex. 31; John 10; Prov. 7; Gal. 6

March 21. Ex. 32; John 11; Prov. 8; Eph. 1

March 22. Ex. 33; John 12; Prov. 9; Eph. 2

March 23. Ex. 34; John 13; Prov. 10; Eph. 3

March 24. Ex. 35; John 14; Prov. 11; Eph. 4

March 25. Ex. 36; John 15; Prov. 12; Eph. 5

March 26. Ex. 37; John 16; Prov. 13; Eph. 6

March 27. Ex. 38; John 17; Prov. 14; Phil. 1

March 28. Ex. 39; John 18; Prov. 15; Phil. 2

March 29. Ex. 40; John 19; Prov. 16; Phil. 3

March 30. Lev. 1; John 20; Prov. 17; Phil. 4

March 31. Lev. 2,3; John 21; Prov. 18; Col. 1

April 1. Lev. 4; Ps. 1,2; Prov. 19; Col. 2

April 2. Lev. 5; Ps. 3,4; Prov. 20; Col. 3

April 3. Lev. 6; Ps. 5,6; Prov. 21; Col. 4

April 4. Lev. 7; Ps. 7,8; Prov. 22; 1 Thess.1

April 5. Lev. 8; Ps. 9; Prov. 23; 1 Thess.2

April 6. Lev. 9; Ps. 10; Prov. 24; 1 Thess.3

April 7. Lev. 10; Ps. 11,12; Prov. 25; 1 Thess.4

April 8. Lev. 11,12; Ps. 13,14; Prov. 26; 1 Thess.5

April 9. Lev. 13; Ps. 15,16; Prov. 27; 2 Thess.1

April 10. Lev. 14; Ps. 17; Prov. 28; 2 Thess.2

April 11. Lev. 15; Ps. 18; Prov. 29; 2 Thess.3

April 12. Lev. 16; Ps. 19; Prov. 30; 1 Tim. 1

April 13. Lev. 17; Ps. 20,21; Prov. 31; 1 Tim. 2

April 14. Lev. 18; Ps. 22; Eccles. 1; 1 Tim. 3

April 15. Lev. 19; Ps. 23,24; Eccles. 2; 1 Tim. 4

April 16. Lev. 20; Ps. 25; Eccles. 3; 1 Tim. 5

April 17. Lev. 21; Ps. 26,27; Eccles. 4; 1 Tim. 6

April 18. Lev. 22; Ps. 28,29; Eccles. 5; 2 Tim. 1

April 19. Lev. 23; Ps. 30; Eccles. 6; 2 Tim. 2

April 20. Lev. 24; Ps. 31; Eccles. 7; 2 Tim. 3

April 21. Lev. 25; Ps. 32; Eccles. 8; 2 Tim. 4

April 22. Lev. 26; Ps. 33; Eccles. 9; Titus 1

April 23. Lev. 27; Ps. 34; Eccles. 10; Titus 2

April 24. Num. 1; Ps. 35; Eccles. 11; Titus 3

April 25. Num. 2; Ps. 36; Eccles. 12; Philemon 1

April 26. Num. 3; Ps. 37; Song 1; Heb. 1

April 27. Num. 4; Ps. 38; Song 2; Heb. 2

April 28. Num. 5; Ps. 39; Song 3; Heb. 3

April 29. Num. 6; Ps. 40,41; Song 4; Heb. 4

April 30. Num. 7; Ps. 42,43; Song 5; Heb. 5

May 1. Num. 8; Ps. 44; Song 6; Heb. 6

May 2. Num. 9; Ps. 45; Song 7; Heb. 7

May 3. Num.10; Ps. 46,47; Song 8; Heb. 8

May 4. Num.11; Ps. 48; Isa. 1; Heb. 9

May 5. Num.12,13; Ps. 49; Isa. 2; Heb. 10

May 6. Num.14; Ps. 50; Isa. 3,4; Heb. 11

May 7. Num.15; Ps. 51; Isa. 5; Heb. 12

May 8. Num.16; Ps. 52-54; Isa. 6; Heb. 13

May 9. Num.17,18; Ps. 55; Isa. 7; James 1

May 10. Num. 19; Ps. 56,57; Isa. 8-9:7; James 2

May 11. Num. 20; Ps. 58,59; Isa.9:8-10:4; James 3

May 12. Num. 21; Ps. 60,61; Isa.10:5-34; James 4

May 13. Num. 22; Ps. 62,63; Isa. 11,12; James 5

May 14. Num. 23; Ps. 64,65; Isa. 13; 1 Pet. 1

May 15. Num. 24; Ps. 66,67; Isa. 14; 1 Pet. 2

May 16. Num. 25; Ps. 68; Isa. 15; 1 Pet. 3

May 17. Num. 26; Ps. 69; Isa. 16; 1 Pet. 4

May 18. Num. 27; Ps. 70,71; Isa. 17,18; 1 Pet. 5

May 19. Num. 28; Ps. 72; Isa. 19,20; 2 Pet. 1

May 20. Num. 29; Ps. 73; Isa. 21; 2 Pet. 2

May 21. Num. 30; Ps. 74; Isa. 22; 2 Pet. 3

May 22. Num. 31; Ps. 75,76; Isa. 23; 1 John 1

May 23. Num. 32; Ps. 77; Isa. 24; 1 John 2

May 24. Num. 33; Ps.78:1-37; Isa. 25; 1 John 3

May 25. Num. 34; Ps.78:38-72; Isa. 26; 1 John 4

May 26. Num. 35; Ps. 79; Isa. 27; 1 John 5

May 27. Num. 36; Ps. 80; Isa. 28; 2 John 1

May 28. Deut. 1; Ps. 81,82; Isa. 29; 3 John 1

May 29. Deut. 2; Ps. 83,84; Isa. 30; Jude 1

May 30. Deut. 3; Ps. 85; Isa. 31; Rev. 1

May 31. Deut. 4; Ps. 86,87; Isa. 32; Rev. 2

June1. Deut. 5; Ps.88; Isa. 33; Rev. 3

June 2. Deut. 6; Ps.89; Isa. 34; Rev. 4

June 3. Deut. 7; Ps.90; Isa. 35; Rev. 5

June 4. Deut. 8; Ps.91; Isa. 36; Rev. 6

June 5. Deut. 9; Ps.92,93; Isa. 37; Rev. 7

June 6. Deut. 10; Ps.94; Isa. 38; Rev. 8

June 7. Deut. 11; Ps.95,96; Isa. 39; Rev. 9

June 8. Deut. 12; Ps.97,98; Isa. 40; Rev. 10

June 9. Deut. 13,14; Ps.99-101; Isa. 41; Rev. 11

June 10. Deut. 15; Ps.102; Isa. 42; Rev. 12

June 11. Deut. 16; Ps.103; Isa. 43; Rev. 13

June 12. Deut. 17; Ps.104; Isa. 44; Rev. 14

June 13. Deut. 18; Ps.105; Isa. 45; Rev. 15

June 14. Deut. 19; Ps.106; Isa. 46; Rev. 16

June 15. Deut. 20; Ps.107; Isa. 47; Rev. 17

June 16. Deut. 21; Ps.108,109; Isa. 48; Rev. 18

June 17. Deut. 22; Ps.110,111; Isa. 49; Rev. 19

June 18. Deut. 23; Ps.112,113; Isa. 50; Rev. 20

June 19. Deut. 24; Ps.114,115; Isa. 51; Rev. 21

June 20. Deut. 25; Ps.116; Isa. 52; Rev. 22

June 21. Deut. 26; Ps.117,118; Isa. 53; Matt. 1

June 22. Deut.27-28:19; Ps.119:1-24; Isa. 54; Matt. 2

June 23. Deut.28:20-68; Ps.119:25-48; Isa. 55; Matt. 3

June 24. Deut. 29; Ps.119:49-72; Isa. 56; Matt. 4

June 25. Deut. 30; Ps.119:73-96; Isa. 57; Matt. 5

June 26. Deut. 31; Ps.119:97-120; Isa. 58; Matt. 6

June 27. Deut. 32; Ps.119:121-144; Isa. 59; Matt. 7

June 28. Deut. 33,34; Ps.119:145-176; Isa. 60; Matt. 8

June 29. Josh. 1; Ps.120-122; Isa. 61; Matt. 9

June 30. Josh. 2; Ps.123-125; Isa. 62; Matt.10

July 1. Josh. 3; Ps.126-128; Isa. 63; Matt. 11

July 2 Josh. 4; Ps.129-131; Isa. 64; Matt. 12

July 3. Josh. 5-6:5; Ps.132-134; Isa. 65; Matt. 13

July 4. Josh. 6:6-27; Ps.135-136; Isa. 66; Matt. 14

July 5. Josh. 7; Ps.137,138; Jer. 1; Matt. 15

July 6. Josh. 8; Ps.139; Jer. 2; Matt. 16

July 7. Josh. 9; Ps.140,141; Jer. 3; Matt. 17

July 8. Josh. 10; Ps.142,143; Jer. 4; Matt. 18

July 9. Josh. 11; Ps.144; Jer. 5; Matt. 19

July 10. Josh. 12,13; Ps.145; Jer. 6; Matt. 20

July 11. Josh. 14,15; Ps.146,147; Jer. 7; Matt. 21

July 12. Josh. 16,17; Ps.148; Jer. 8; Matt. 22

July 13. Josh. 18,19; Ps.149,150; Jer. 9; Matt. 23

July 14. Josh. 20,21; Acts 1; Jer. 10; Matt. 24

July 15. Josh. 22; Acts 2; Jer. 11; Matt. 25

July 16. Josh. 23; Acts 3; Jer. 12; Matt. 26

July 17. Josh. 24; Acts 4; Jer. 13; Matt. 27

July 18. Judg. 1; Acts 5; Jer. 14; Matt. 28

July 19. Judg. 2; Acts 6; Jer. 15; Mark 1

July 20. Judg. 3; Acts 7; Jer. 16; Mark 2

July 21. Judg. 4; Acts 8; Jer. 17; Mark 3

July 22. Judg. 5; Acts 9; Jer. 18; Mark 4

July 23. Judg. 6; Acts 10; Jer. 19; Mark 5

July 24. Judg. 7; Acts 11; Jer. 20; Mark 6

July 25. Judg. 8; Acts 12; Jer. 21; Mark 7

July 26. Judg. 9; Acts 13; Jer. 22; Mark 8

July 27. Judg.10-11:11; Acts 14; Jer. 23; Mark 9

July 28. Judg.11:12-40; Acts 15; Jer. 24; Mark 10

July 29. Judg.12; Acts 16; Jer. 25; Mark 11

July 30. Judg.13; Acts 17; Jer. 26; Mark 12

July 31. Judg.14; Acts 18; Jer. 27; Mark 13

August 1. Judg. 15; Acts 19; Jer. 28; Mark 14

August 2. Judg. 16; Acts 20; Jer. 29; Mark 15

August 3. Judg. 17; Acts 21; Jer. 30,31; Mark 16

August 4. Judg. 18; Acts 22; Jer. 32; Ps. 1,2

August 5. Judg. 19; Acts 23; Jer. 33; Ps. 3,4

August 6. Judg. 20; Acts 24; Jer. 34; Ps. 5,6

August 7. Judg. 21; Acts 25; Jer. 35; Ps. 7,8

August 8. Ruth 1; Acts 26; Jer. 36,45; Ps. 9

August 9. Ruth 2; Acts 27; Jer. 37; Ps. 10

August 10. Ruth 3,4; Acts 28; Jer. 38; Ps. 11,12

August 11. 1 Sam. 1; Rom. 1; Jer. 39; Ps. 13,14

August 12. 1 Sam. 2; Rom. 2; Jer. 40; Ps. 15,16

August 13. 1 Sam. 3; Rom. 3; Jer. 41; Ps. 17

August 14. 1 Sam. 4; Rom. 4; Jer. 42; Ps. 18

August 15. 1 Sam. 5,6; Rom. 5; Jer. 43; Ps. 19

August 16. 1 Sam. 7,8; Rom. 6; Jer. 44; Ps. 20,21

August 17. 1 Sam. 9; Rom. 7; Jer. 46; Ps. 22

August 18. 1 Sam. 10; Rom. 8; Jer. 47; Ps. 23,24

August 19. 1 Sam. 11; Rom. 9; Jer. 48; Ps. 25

August 20. 1 Sam. 12; Rom. 10; Jer. 49; Ps. 26,27

August 21. 1 Sam. 13; Rom. 11; Jer. 50; Ps. 28,29

August 22. 1 Sam. 14; Rom. 12; Jer. 51; Ps. 30

August 23. 1 Sam. 15; Rom. 13; Jer. 52; Ps. 31

August 24. 1 Sam. 16; Rom. 14; Lam. 1; Ps. 32

August 25. 1 Sam. 17; Rom. 15; Lam. 2; Ps. 33

August 26. 1 Sam. 18; Rom. 16; Lam. 3; Ps. 34

August 27. 1 Sam. 19; 1 Cor. 1; Lam. 4; Ps. 35

August 28. 1 Sam. 20; 1 Cor. 2; Lam. 5; Ps. 36

August 29. 1 Sam. 21,22; 1 Cor. 3; Ezek. 1; Ps. 37

August 30. 1 Sam. 23; 1 Cor. 4; Ezek. 2; Ps. 38

August 31. 1 Sam. 24; 1 Cor. 5; Ezek. 3; Ps. 39

September 1. 1 Sam. 25; 1 Cor. 6; Ezek. 4; Ps.40,41

September 2. 1 Sam. 26; 1 Cor. 7; Ezek. 5; Ps.42,43

September 3. 1 Sam. 27; 1 Cor. 8; Ezek. 6; Ps.44

September 4. 1 Sam. 28; 1 Cor. 9; Ezek. 7; Ps.45

September 5. 1 Sam.29,30; 1 Cor.10; Ezek. 8; Ps.46,47

September 6. 1 Sam. 31; 1 Cor.11; Ezek. 9; Ps.48

September 7. 2 Sam. 1; 1 Cor.12; Ezek.10; Ps.49

September 8. 2 Sam. 2; 1 Cor.13; Ezek.11; Ps.50

September 9. 2 Sam. 3; 1 Cor.14; Ezek.12; Ps.51

September 10. 2 Sam.4,5; 1 Cor.15; Ezek.13; Ps.52-54

September 11. 2 Sam. 6; 1 Cor.16; Ezek.14; Ps.55

September 12. 2 Sam. 7; 2 Cor. 1; Ezek.15; Ps.56,57

September 13. 2 Sam.8,9; 2 Cor. 2; Ezek.16; Ps.58,59

September 14. 2 Sam. 10; 2 Cor. 3; Ezek.17; Ps.60,61

September 15. 2 Sam. 11; 2 Cor. 4; Ezek.18; Ps.62,63

September 16. 2 Sam. 12; 2 Cor. 5; Ezek.19; Ps.64,65

September 17. 2 Sam. 13; 2 Cor. 6; Ezek.20; Ps.66,67

September 18. 2 Sam. 14; 2 Cor. 7; Ezek.21; Ps.68

September 19. 2 Sam. 15; 2 Cor. 8; Ezek.22; Ps.69

September 20. 2 Sam. 16; 2 Cor. 9; Ezek.23; Ps.70,71

September 21. 2 Sam. 17; 2 Cor.10; Ezek.24; Ps.72

September 22. 2 Sam. 18; 2 Cor.11; Ezek.25; Ps.73

September 23. 2 Sam. 19; 2 Cor.12; Ezek.26; Ps.74

September 24. 2 Sam. 20; 2 Cor.13; Ezek.27; Ps.75,76

September 25. 2 Sam. 21; Gal. 1; Ezek.28; Ps.77

September 26. 2 Sam. 22; Gal. 2; Ezek.29; Ps.78:1-37

September 27. 2 Sam. 23; Gal. 3; Ezek.30; Ps.78:38-72

September 28. 2 Sam. 24; Gal. 4; Ezek.31; Ps.79

September 29. 1 Kings 1; Gal. 5; Ezek.32; Ps.80

September 30. 1 Kings 2; Gal. 6; Ezek.33; Ps.81,82

October 1. 1Kings 3; Eph. 1; Ezek.34; Ps.83,84

October 2. 1Kings 4,5; Eph. 2; Ezek.35; Ps.85

October 3. 1Kings 6; Eph. 3; Ezek.36; Ps.86

October 4. 1Kings 7; Eph. 4; Ezek.37; Ps.87,88

October 5. 1Kings 8; Eph. 5; Ezek.38; Ps.89

October 6. 1Kings 9; Eph. 6; Ezek.39; Ps.90

October 7. 1Kings 10; Phil. 1; Ezek.40; Ps.91

October 8. 1Kings 11; Phil. 2; Ezek.41; Ps.92,93

October 9. 1Kings 12; Phil. 3; Ezek.42; Ps.94

October 10. 1Kings 13; Phil. 4; Ezek.43; Ps.95,96

October 11. 1Kings 14; Col. 1; Ezek.44; Ps.97,98

October 12. 1Kings 15; Col. 2; Ezek.45; Ps.99-101

October 13. 1Kings 16; Col. 3; Ezek.46; Ps.102

October 14. 1Kings 17; Col. 4; Ezek.47; Ps.103

October 15. 1Kings 18; 1Thess.1; Ezek.48; Ps.104

October 16. 1Kings 19; 1Thess.2; Dan. 1; Ps.105

October 17. 1Kings 20; 1Thess.3; Dan. 2; Ps.106

October 18. 1Kings 21; 1Thess.4; Dan. 3; Ps.107

October 19. 1Kings 22; 1Thess.5; Dan. 4; Ps.108,109

October 20. 2Kings 1; 2Thess.1; Dan. 5; Ps.110,111

October 21. 2Kings 2; 2Thess.2; Dan. 6; Ps.112,113

October 22. 2Kings 3; 2Thess.3; Dan. 7; Ps.114-115

October 23. 2Kings 4; 1Tim. 1; Dan. 8; Ps.116

October 24. 2Kings 5; 1Tim. 2; Dan. 9; Ps.117,118

October 25. 2Kings 6; 1Tim. 3; Dan. 10; Ps.119:1-24

October 26. 2Kings 7; 1Tim. 4; Dan. 11; Ps.119:25-48

October 27. 2Kings 8; 1Tim. 5; Dan. 12; Ps.119:49-72

October 28. 2Kings 9; 1Tim. 6; Hos. 1; Ps.119:73-96

October 29. 2Kings 10,11; 2Tim. 1; Hos. 2; Ps.119:97-120

October 30. 2Kings 12; 2Tim. 2; Hos. 3,4; Ps.119:121-144

October 31. 2Kings 13; 2Tim. 3; Hos. 5,6; Ps.119:145-176

November 1. 2Kings 14; 2 Tim. 4; Hos. 7; Ps.120-122

November 2. 2Kings 15; Titus 1; Hos. 8; Ps.123-125

November 3. 2Kings 16; Titus 2; Hos. 9; Ps.126-128

November 4. 2Kings 17; Titus 3; Hos. 10; Ps.129-131

November 5. 2Kings 18; Philem.; Hos. 11; Ps.132-134

November 6. 2Kings 19; Heb. 1; Hos. 12; Ps.135-136

November 7. 2Kings 20; Heb. 2; Hos. 13; Ps.137,138

November 8. 2Kings 21; Heb. 3; Hos. 14; Ps.139

November 9. 2Kings 22; Heb. 4; Joel 1; Ps.140,141

November 10. 2Kings 23; Heb. 5; Joel 2; Ps.142

November 11. 2Kings 24; Heb. 6; Joel 3; Ps.143

November 12. 2Kings 25; Heb. 7; Amos 1; Ps.144

November 13. 1Chron.1,2; Heb. 8; Amos 2; Ps.145

November 14. 1Chron.3,4; Heb. 9; Amos 3; Ps.146,147

November 15. 1Chron.5,6; Heb. 10; Amos 4; Ps.148-150

November 16. 1Chron.7,8; Heb. 11; Amos 5; Lk.1:1-38

November 17. 1Chron.9,10; Heb. 12; Amos 6; Lk.1:39-80

November 18. 1Chron.11,12; Heb. 13; Amos 7; Luke 2

November 19. 1Chron.13,14; James 1; Amos 8; Luke 3

November 20. 1Chron.15; James 2; Amos 9; Luke 4

November 21. 1Chron.16; James 3; Obad. 1; Luke 5

November 22. 1Chron.17; James 4; Jonah 1; Luke 6

November 23. 1Chron.18; James 5; Jonah 2; Luke 7

November 24. 1Chron.19,20; 1Pet. 1; Jonah 3; Luke 8

November 25. 1Chron.21; 1Pet. 2; Jonah 4; Luke 9

November 26. 1Chron.22; 1Pet. 3; Micah 1; Luke 10

November 27. 1Chron.23; 1Pet. 4; Micah 2; Luke 11

November 28. 1Chron.24,25; 1Pet. 5; Micah 3; Luke 12

November 29. 1Chron.26,27; 2Pet. 1; Micah 4; Luke 13

November 30. 1Chron.28; 2Pet. 2; Micah 5; Luke 14

December 1. 1Chron.29; 2Pet. 3; Micah 6; Luke 15

December 2. 2Chron.1; 1John 1; Micah 7; Luke 16

December 3. 2Chron.2; 1John 2; Nahum 1; Luke 17

December 4. 2Chron.3,4; 1John 3; Nahum 2; Luke 18

December 5. 2Chron.5-6:11; 1John 4; Nahum 3; Luke 19

December 6. 2Chron.6:12-42; 1John 5; Hab. 1; Luke 20

December 7. 2Chron.7; 2John 1; Hab. 2; Luke 21

December 8. 2Chron.8; 3John 1; Hab. 3; Luke 22

December 9. 2Chron.9; Jude 1; Zeph. 1; Luke 23

December10. 2Chron.10; Rev. 1; Zeph. 2; Luke 24

December 11. 2Chron.11,12; Rev. 2; Zeph. 3; John 1

December 12. 2Chron.13; Rev. 3; Haggai 1; John 2

December 13. 2Chron.14,15; Rev. 4; Haggai 2; John 3

December 14. 2Chron.16; Rev. 5; Zech. 1; John 4

December 15. 2Chron.17; Rev. 6; Zech. 2; John 5

December 16. 2Chron.18; Rev. 7; Zech. 3; John 6

December 17. 2Chron.19,20; Rev. 8; Zech. 4; John 7

December 18. 2Chron.21; Rev. 9; Zech. 5; John 8

December 19. 2Chron.22,23; Rev. 10; Zech. 6; John 9

December 20. 2Chron.24; Rev. 11; Zech. 7; John 10

December 21. 2Chron.25; Rev. 12; Zech. 8; John 11

December 22. 2Chron.26; Rev. 13; Zech. 9; John 12

December 23. 2Chron.27,28; Rev. 14; Zech. 10; John 13

December 24. 2Chron.29; Rev. 15; Zech. 11; John 14

December 25. 2Chron.30; Rev. 16; Zech.12-13:1; John 15

December 26. 2Chron.31; Rev. 17; Zech.13:2-9; John 16

December 27. 2Chron.32; Rev. 18; Zech.14; John 17

December 28. 2Chron.33; Rev. 19; Malachi 1; John 18

December 29. 2Chron.34; Rev. 20; Malachi 2; John 19

December 30. 2Chron.35; Rev. 21; Malachi 3; John 20

December 31. 2Chron.36; Rev. 22; Malachi 4; John 21


Thank you and my God cause you to have a deep hunger for the things of righteousness.

ALL 66

  The stage is set, the bible is your sword and time is your enemy. Can you endure that challenge of “All 66”? It will cost you, it won’t be easy and at it times it will just be out right hard but the reward is immeasurable and well worth it. “All 66” will require 365 days of dedication and 365 days of discipline. Many have attempted this challenge before but never made it through, will your fate be the same?

   Starting January 1^st “All 66” will begin. “All 66” is a challenge for Christian women and men to either accept or decline. It asks Christians to begin on a journey starting January 1^st in Genesis 1 that entails reading through all 66 books of the Bible taking you to the end of the year and the end of the Bible. To see the exact reading schedule and break down of the chapters see “All 66 Reading Schedule”.

   “All 66” Reading schedule is based off of a Daily Reading Regimen as opposed to weekly or monthly goals. I believe a daily reading regimen will encourage the Christian who has accepted the challenge to truly take time out every day and Dedicate it to Jesus.  In result this will create Devotional Time and encouraging prayer and meditation on the word. “All 66” daily reading regimen will also promote Discipline and Endurance in a Christians day to day Life Style. By keeping to the calendar one can easily adjust readings and just in case a day of reading is skipped one can start up and keep track effortlessly.  We will make the calendar Bible size so that you can keep it in your Bible or maybe even tape it to the inside cover. We will also do monthly reading reviews with discussion and questions.

   I pray this challenge creates a hunger in you to dedicate time to Christ at least once a day in 2010. I hope it bares fruit of discipline and endurance in your life so that you can run the race with all your heart. I pray that you are divinely inspired by reading in the word and by the end of it have a strong foundation in who you are and what you believe as a Disciple of Jesus Christ. I pray that God rewards you with great Joy in knowing Him More.  The scriptures are the Living Word of God and are the Authority and Standard to which we are all under. The scriptures are a Gift straight from Heaven and should not be taken lightly. So I pray you take the challenge and try your best through the year.

Thank you and my God cause you to have a deep hunger for the things of righteousness.

When was Jesus Born ?

I thought this was interesting. It was a blog posting a pastor made in regards to the date of Jesus birth. I thought it gave a clear response to the speculation made of the actual date. I am posting this to compliment my previous posting. I feel that it may help express the main theme which is that the actual day of Jesus birth is not of true importance. This is simply because scripture does not tell us, although it does give us real FANTASTIC historical clues. What is important is the actual event and what it meant to all of creation. The celebration of December 25th has obviously lost its true drive to marketing and commercialism and the actual celebration is merely a tradition. So we must always remember what is at the center of it all and that is Jesus. Merry Christmas to all and have a great New Year . . .

Have a look.

There is simply no clarity regarding the timing of Jesus’ birth.

The Scriptures do not speak directly to the issue, but the presence of flocks in the field has caused many to question the traditional December date of Christmas. This is because grazing in the field seemingly indicates a milder climate than that of winter, although there are reports of occasional breaks, for upwards of a few weeks, in the rainy winter season.

Commentator William Hendriksen raises an interesting point as well: “At this season of the year many roads in that region are impassable. No government would have forced people to travel then to the places where they must be registered" (New Testament Commentary: Luke, vol. 11, 150).

On the other hand, New Testament scholar Darrell Bock shows that while “some Jewish traditions argue for grazing in the period from April to November,” others note “that these restrictions are limited to sheep ‘in the wilderness’” (Luke 1:1-9:50, 226-227). Furthermore, a section of Talmudic literature (M. Šeqal. 7.4) “implies year-round grazing, because the Passover lambs graze in February, which has the harshest weather of the year. Thus, this reason for rejecting the tradition is not definitive" (Ibid., 227).

The traditional December 25 date of Jesus’ birth originated during the reign of the Roman emperor Constantine (A.D. 306–337). As Bock describes, the December 25 date

coincided with a pagan feast of Saturnalia, or the rising of the sun from darkness. . . . But the tradition for the date may go back even further, since it may be mentioned by Hippolytus (A.D. 165–235) in his Commentary on Daniel 4.23.3. . . . However, Hippolytus’s meaning is disputed, as it is unclear whether he is referring to the date of the birth or the date of the conception. If it is the latter, then a December date is presented, but the reference is unclear. Alongside the possible third-century testimony for a December date stands Clement of Alexandria’s testimony (ca. A.D. 200) for an April/May date (Ibid., 227).

Without a clear date for Jesus’ birth, it seems the early church simply seized the opportunity that the pagan feast of Saturnalia provided. The feast celebrated the return of the sun after weeks of ever-increasing darkness, which parallels the biblical metaphor of Jesus illuminating our dark world. Furthermore, Saturnalia included the sharing of gifts, which corresponds to the gifts given to Jesus by the Magi and the gift of salvation Jesus gives.

In the West, the date of December 25 was established by the time of Augustine. Unlike the Western Church, the Eastern Church observes Christmas on January 6, as the day that both Jesus was born and the Magi visited him.

Additionally, determining the year of Jesus’ birth with exact precision is incredibly complex. The two gospels that speak in greatest detail about Jesus’ birth (Matthew and Luke) are unclear on this point. Therefore, it seems most wise to say that it was 5 or 4 B.C., as those are the years nearly every evangelical scholar accepts after looking at all of the evidence.

In the end, the year and date of Jesus’ birth are apparently not a significant issue because God did not find them valued enough to clarify in Scripture, which simply says it happened “in the fullness of time.”


By, Mark Driscoll
Preaching Pastor at Mars Hill Church

Thank you and my God cause you to have a deep hunger for the things of righteousness.

Christmas, a day celebrated for an eternity!

 

  The Trees are lit, light bulbs hang from roofs and snow men smile in retail stores in plenty, it must be that time of year. People are running around buying the latest toys and greatest gadgets and working hard to complete the wish lists of all their loved ones. It seems at times the whole world is up in flames of celebration.  Some are celebrating family, some friends, some health, there are those celebrating prosperity and a good year. Some people are celebrating a cultures perseverance, some it is a tradition and I am sure there are a few that are celebrating just to celebrate.  All of these things are great reasons to celebrate and do have their significance I am sure, but I must say there is a celebration that supersedes all of these reasons in meaning and purpose.

    All though the year uncertain and cannot be known for sure,(prob. around 200 A.D.) December 25^th was established as the day that all mankind would recognize Gods visitation to humanity in the form of a baby. Hence the celebration of Christmas. It was a day set to celebrate it every year and to always remember what God did for mankind and how he revealed Himself.

The day God ordained for this to come to pass (the actual birth of the Christ) as the scriptures tell us was in the days of Herod the King of Judea about 2000 years ago. This was the day that God gave mankind true joy and true victory, love, purpose and yes something to CELEBRATE! This day supersedes anything that has ever taken place in all of history and this marks creations most memorable moment. To know what He did and how He impacted everyone in His path you would have to read books called Luke, Matthew, Mark and John. After reading them only then you can see who God truly is and what this day is truly about.

    You see it is more than a Tradition for traditions can be forgotten and replaced and this day is more than a culture for cultures can change and die out. This day is a thing written not on calendars but on men and woman’s hearts. This is not a day or an event that can be merely expressed through giving of gifts and decorating with lights. It cannot be celebrated in one day in one year or in one life. This day is not about a day but about a man and His name was and is Jesus. He will be celebrated not in a day but in all eternity.

    With Jesus you find something to celebrate. Without him it is just gifts, malls and Tradition. I pray you find the reason for  all seasons, AMEN.

    " And the angel answered her , "The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will over shadow you; therefore the child to be born will be called Holy the Son of God.

                                                                                                                                           Luke 1:35

                Thank you and my God cause you to have a deep hunger for the things of righteousness.