Reading the bible

[Boaz]

I posted this thread several days ago ;

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?335398-Have-you-read-the-entire-bible

It was to see if a thread dedicated to reading of the entire bible together would be of interest . The comments indicate to me that it would . It will take some time ...as it should . I will not venture into interpretation , that should be yours .
After much thought I believe the New King James would best serve this purpose . A slightly more contemporary translation than the King James .
I will also post a link to audio reading for those who might prefer it or use it in conjunction with reading the word .

This will take time but I feel it could be rewarding to many and it will be left in the Chapel for future use . I talked to Robert about it and he agreed .

If you have any reservations , concerns or suggestions I am open to your thoughts . Please contact me . I'm looking forward to this .

Charlie

[Pine Baron]

I'm in.

[Ickisrulz]

There are good translations that make the Bible sound as if it is for the contemporary audience (which it is). Why not select one that uses modern words and speech patterns?

[No_1]

Not trying to make things more difficult and if my suggestion does then please disregard.

Is the bible available as a "podcast'? I think many would download and listen at their leisure when away from the computer.

[Ickisrulz]

Not trying to make things more difficult and if my suggestion does then please disregard.

Is the bible available as a "podcast'? I think many would download and listen at their leisure when away from the computer.

Audio files of more than one translation are available on YouTube.

[Boaz]

Robert the Audio reading is like this ;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiXQmeuHTOY&list=PLRTwKflrxkQCrP1ZbbKpdP8xoQu2AXT74

I don't know about an actual podcast but it's a consideration if can be found . I just never sought one out . As I said ..I am open to thought but probably pleasing everyone exactly is going to be iffy . I read a King James but was raised on it . I understand other's problems with thee , thou , thine and where for art thou's of the reading . I'm not mind locked , I appreciate ideas and participation . Many have different 'reading' problems , A verbal teaching is good and with playback you can listen as much as desired . Thanks for the question ...it will all come together !

[Boaz]

There are good translations that make the Bible sound as if it is for the contemporary audience (which it is). Why not select one that uses modern words and speech patterns?

I am not abject to a total contemporary translation . I am searching for middle ground . Many are as I was were raised on the KJV . Although I can accept modern/contemporary translations many older ones may not . Searching for a translation that can appeal to the majority . Do you think the NKJV is too hard to understand ? It's a huge leap from the KJV .

[buckwheatpaul]

I'm in as well.....

[Ickisrulz]

I am not abject to a total contemporary translation . I am searching for middle ground . Many are as I was were raised on the KJV . Although I can accept modern/contemporary translations many older ones may not . Searching for a translation that can appeal to the majority . Do you think the NKJV is too hard to understand ? It's a huge leap from the KJV .

Hard? No, not especially. But it is written in language that sounds weird to today's audience. Most people, whether they like to admit it or not, will do better with a translation that is written in a style we read today. The Bible was written in the languages and styles of the original audiences. We should be doing the same with our translations. Why make it harder than it needs to be?

[jmort]

Translations and denominations
There will never be consensus
I strongly prefer the Amplified translation
Not sure why we all have to use the same translation. Are we all adopting the same denomination?

[Boaz]

Translations and denominations
There will never be consensus
I strongly prefer the Amplified translation
Not sure why we all have to use the same translation. Are we all adopting the same denomination?

jmort you speak from understanding . There truly will never be a consensus . But I hoped we with faith could work together , to accommodate , to draw closer , to spread the gospel . To enjoy GOD's word regardless of what translation . It rents my heart to see Christians arguing , one GOD..one word ..one truth . At Pentecost different language was spoken but the message was the same , all of the same mind praising GOD . trying to please all by their habits is impossible but through love and faith in GOD I have to believe it possible . Thank you .

[Bzcraig]

jmort you speak from understanding . There truly will never be a consensus . But I hoped we with faith could work together , to accommodate , to draw closer , to spread the gospel . To enjoy GOD's word regardless of what translation . It rents my heart to see Christians arguing , one GOD..one word ..one truth . At Pentecost different language was spoken but the message was the same , all of the same mind praising GOD . trying to please all by their habits is impossible but through love and faith in GOD I have to believe it possible . Thank you .

I agree with everything you stated above. What is your desired outcome? Please understand I'm not trying to discourage you and in fact if God has placed this on your heart, regardless of what comments come along, for you it would be disobedience not to do so.

[GhostHawk]

Listening to Genesis now. Thanks for the link.

Like Boaz I have no issue with the King James.

If we are talking about the Bible, do the differences matter?
Every single one of us has our own preferences. Why even bring up which version?

I suspect as good as this group is, this particular question may be more than it can handle.

I will start thus. I will abide by the majority.

[Boaz]

I agree with everything you stated above. What is your desired outcome? Please understand I'm not trying to discourage you and in fact if God has placed this on your heart, regardless of what comments come along, for you it would be disobedience not to do so.

My desired outcome is simple . That we unite/combine to study GOD's word . To grow in faith . To grow in fellowship . To obey the great commandments .

Jesus was asked: "Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?" Jesus replied: " 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments," (Matt 22:36-40, Amp).

To lay down our conceptions and our misconceptions to understand another . To walk in another's shoes to love and to care . To worship together , experience together to do as Christ instructed . Childlike perhaps but we are to became as children to enter heaven .

1 At the same time came the disciples unto Jesus, saying, Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?
2 And Jesus called a little child unto him, and set him in the midst of them,
3 And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.
4 Whosoever therefore shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven.
5 And whoso shall receive one such little child in my name receiveth me.
6 But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea.
7 ¶ Woe unto the world because of offences! for it must needs be that offences come; but woe to that man by whom the offence cometh!

[Boaz]

The message Jesus gave is simple . We have made it
too complicated . Dogma , worship practices .............. . His message was to love one another and to love GOD . He set none of the 'standards' we use . I'm a fundamentalist ... if I wanted tell everyone how I think/feel I could . I seek unity , basic common faith that is my goal . I need not tell you how to think ..GOD will direct you . I would only like to work together to stay on that path . I love you .

[Bzcraig]

The message Jesus gave is simple . We have made it
too complicated . Dogma , worship practices .............. . His message was to love one another and to love GOD . He set none of the 'standards' we use . I'm a fundamentalist ... if I wanted tell everyone how I think/feel I could . I seek unity , basic common faith that is my goal . I need not tell you how to think ..GOD will direct you . I would only like to work together to stay on that path . I love you .

I believe your motives to be pure and from a correct understanding of Scripture. I would agree to participate and only 'make challenges' on the essentials of the Christian faith setting aside all other personal understandings, doctrine, etc. If I fail to make a challenge "speaking the truth in love" I will expect a correction. Understanding believers new to the faith as well as those well seasoned may participate, I too would suggest a translation (not a paraphrase) that uses common language like the ESV. I think it would also be useful for providing relevant input to maybe give us an outline of what you envision.

Craig

[jmort]

I still say read the translation that works best for you and that we all follow along. The books of the Bible, chapter and verse are all numbered the same. So I do not see a problem. If you drill down, for example, I believe that Genesis says God "recreated" the earth in Hebrew. So when do we start???
6-1-17 ???

[Wayne Smith]

Depends on your purpose. If you simply want to tell the story one of the simple versions written like a newspaper is best - The Book, Good News, etc. If you want to study some exegetically correct translation is necessary, and I often have three or four open in front of me when I study. There are a lot in between.

[square butte]

I am going to give it a whirl - Although I am a terribly slow reader

[Boaz]

Slow wins the race . It will be slow paced , goal is to comprehend and understand . Plus it's a thread so you can go back and pick up if you miss a day or two . Hoping it will provide a reference or tool for members yet to come . Plus an audio reading if you just want to listen .

[jmort]

So, when do we start???
"In the beginning..."

[Ickisrulz]

So, when do we start???
"In the beginning..."

I suspect when people start at the beginning with an intention of reading through the Bible in "book order" they give up mid way through Exodus. Most of the Law is boring for today's readers.

A chronological approach can be much more interesting. This means reading Job while covering Abraham, the Psalms when reading through Samuel, the Prophets when reading Kings and Chronicles (of course Chronicles would be covered while reading Kings), etc.

It looks like there are reading schedules for chronological studies online for free:

http://www.biblestudytools.com/bible-reading-plan/chronological.html

[Boaz]

Day after tomorrow jmort ! Might as well start June first .

[jmort]

This is from link Ikisrulz put up.
Makes sense to me. So, one year from Thursday, i.e. Friday 6-1-18 we will be done

Reading Plan - Chronological
/ Reading Plans / Chronological
Read the Bible in the order that the events happened.

Plan Length: 365 days

Estimated Completion Date: Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Click "Start Plan" to begin your Bible reading journey!
Keep track of your daily reading
Customize your reading plan schedule to fit your own pace
Highlight verses, take notes and bookmark and more with a personalized account!
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Tips on Reading the Bible Daily

1. Start reading the Bible today -- there is no better time, and there's no reason to wait.

2. Set aside a specific time each day. Set your schedule and then stick to it. Mornings are great, but feel free to use any time that works consistently for you.

3. Read the Bible for the sake of learning, not simply to accomplish your next reading. Say a short prayer to God before you begin, asking the Holy Spirit to give you wisdom and understanding, then be refreshed by the words you read!

Day 1 - Genesis 1-3

Day 2 - Genesis 4-7

Day 3 - Genesis 8-11

Day 4 - Job 1-5

Day 5 - Job 6-9

Day 6 - Job 10-13

Day 7 - Job 14-16

Day 8 - Job 17-20

Day 9 - Job 21-23

Day 10 - Job 24-28

Day 11 - Job 29-31

Day 12 - Job 32-34

Day 13 - Job 35-37

Day 14 - Job 38-39

Day 15 - Job 40-42

Day 16 - Genesis 12-15

Day 17 - Genesis 16-18

Day 18 - Genesis 19-21

Day 19 - Genesis 22-24

Day 20 - Genesis 25-26

Day 21 - Genesis 27-29

Day 22 - Genesis 30-31

Day 23 - Genesis 32-34

Day 24 - Genesis 35-37

Day 25 - Genesis 38-40

Day 26 - Genesis 41-42

Day 27 - Genesis 43-45

Day 28 - Genesis 46-47

Day 29 - Genesis 48-50

Day 30 - Exodus 1-3

Day 31 - Exodus 4-6

Day 32 - Exodus 7-9

Day 33 - Exodus 10-12

Day 34 - Exodus 13-15

Day 35 - Exodus 16-18

Day 36 - Exodus 19-21

Day 37 - Exodus 22-24

Day 38 - Exodus 25-27

Day 39 - Exodus 28-29

Day 40 - Exodus 30-32

Day 41 - Exodus 33-35

Day 42 - Exodus 36-38

Day 43 - Exodus 39-40

Day 44 - Leviticus 1-4

Day 45 - Leviticus 5-7

Day 46 - Leviticus 8-10

Day 47 - Leviticus 11-13

Day 48 - Leviticus 14-15

Day 49 - Leviticus 16-18

Day 50 - Leviticus 19-21

Day 51 - Leviticus 22-23

Day 52 - Leviticus 24-25

Day 53 - Leviticus 26-27

Day 54 - Numbers 1-2

Day 55 - Numbers 3-4

Day 56 - Numbers 5-6

Day 57 - Numbers 7

Day 58 - Numbers 8-10

Day 59 - Numbers 11-13

Day 60 - Numbers 14-15; Psalm 90

Day 61 - Numbers 16-17

Day 62 - Numbers 18-20

Day 63 - Numbers 21-22

Day 64 - Numbers 23-25

Day 65 - Numbers 26-27

Day 66 - Numbers 28-30

Day 67 - Numbers 31-32

Day 68 - Numbers 33-34

Day 69 - Numbers 35-36

Day 70 - Deuteronomy 1-2

Day 71 - Deuteronomy 3-4

Day 72 - Deuteronomy 5-7

Day 73 - Deuteronomy 8-10

Day 74 - Deuteronomy 11-13

Day 75 - Deuteronomy 14-16

Day 76 - Deuteronomy 17-20

Day 77 - Deuteronomy 21-23

Day 78 - Deuteronomy 24-27

Day 79 - Deuteronomy 28-29

Day 80 - Deuteronomy 30-31

Day 81 - Deuteronomy 32-34; Psalm 91

Day 82 - Joshua 1-4

Day 83 - Joshua 5-8

Day 84 - Joshua 9-11

Day 85 - Joshua 12-15

Day 86 - Joshua 16-18

Day 87 - Joshua 19-21

Day 88 - Joshua 22-24

Day 89 - Judges 1-2

Day 90 - Judges 3-5

Day 91 - Judges 6-7

Day 92 - Judges 8-9

Day 93 - Judges 10-12

Day 94 - Judges 13-15

Day 95 - Judges 16-18

Day 96 - Judges 19-21

Day 97 - Ruth 1-4

Day 98 - 1 Samuel 1-3

Day 99 - 1 Samuel 4-8

Day 100 - 1 Samuel 9-12

Day 101 - 1 Samuel 13-14

Day 102 - 1 Samuel 15-17

Day 103 - 1 Samuel 18-20; Psalm 11, 59

Day 104 - 1 Samuel 21-24

Day 105 - Psalm 7, 27, 31, 34, 52

Day 106 - Psalm 56, 120, 140-142

Day 107 - 1 Samuel 25-27

Day 108 - Psalm 17, 35, 54, 63

Day 109 - 1 Samuel 28-31; Psalm 18

Day 110 - Psalm 121, 123-125, 128-130

Day 111 - 2 Samuel 1-4

Day 112 - Psalm 6, 8-10, 14, 16, 19, 21

Day 113 - 1 Chronicles 1-2

Day 114 - Psalm 43-45, 49, 84-85, 87

Day 115 - 1 Chronicles 3-5

Day 116 - Psalm 73, 77-78

Day 117 - 1 Chronicles 6

Day 118 - Psalm 81, 88, 92-93

Day 119 - 1 Chronicles 7-10

Day 120 - Psalm 102-104

Day 121 - 2 Samuel 5:1-10; 1 Chronicles 11-12

Day 122 - Psalm 133

Day 123 - Psalm 106-107

Day 124 - 2 Samuel 5:11-25; 2 Samuel 6:1-23; 1 Chronicles 13-16

Day 125 - Psalm 1-2, 15, 22-24, 47, 68

Day 126 - Psalm 89, 96, 100, 101, 105, 132

Day 127 - 2 Samuel 7; 1 Chronicles 17

Day 128 - Psalm 25, 29, 33, 36, 39

Day 129 - 2 Samuel 8-9; 1 Chronicles 18

Day 130 - Psalm 50, 53, 60, 75

Day 131 - 2 Sam10; 1 Chronicles 19; Psalm 20

Day 132 - Psalm 65-67, 69-70

Day 133 - 2 Samuel 11-12; 1 Chronicles 20

Day 134 - Psalm 32, 51, 86, 122

Day 135 - 2 Samuel 13-15

Day 136 - Psalm 3-4, 12-13, 28, 55

Day 137 - 2 Samuel 16-18

Day 138 - Psalm 26, 40, 58, 61-62, 64

Day 139 - 2 Samuel 19-21

Day 140 - Psalm 5, 38, 41-42

Day 141 - 2 Samuel 22-23; Psalm 57

Day 142 - Psalm 95, 97-99

Day 143 - 2 Samuel 24; 1 Chronicles 21-22; Psalm 30

Day 144 - Psalm 108-110

Day 145 - 1 Chronicles 23-25

Day 146 - Psalm 131, 138-139, 143-145

Day 147 - 1 Chronicles 26-29; Psalm 127

Day 148 - Psalm 111-118

Day 149 - 1 Kings 1-2; Psalm 37, 71, 94

Day 150 - Psalm 119:1-88

Day 151 - 1 Kings 3-4; 2 Chronicles 1; Psalm 72

Day 152 - Psalm 119:89-176

Day 153 - Song of Solomon 1-8

Day 154 - Proverbs 1-3

Day 155 - Proverbs 4-6

Day 156 - Proverbs 7-9

Day 157 - Proverbs 10-12

Day 158 - Proverbs 13-15

Day 159 - Proverbs 16-18

Day 160 - Proverbs 19-21

Day 161 - Proverbs 22-24

Day 162 - 1 Kings 5-6; 2 Chronicles 2-3

Day 163 - 1 Kings 7; 2 Chronicles 4

Day 164 - 1 Kings 8; 2 Chronicles 5

Day 165 - 2 Chronicles 6-7; Psalm 136

Day 166 - Psalm 134, 146-150

Day 167 - 1 Kings 9; 2 Chronicles 8

Day 168 - Proverbs 25-26

Day 169 - Proverbs 27-29

Day 170 - Ecclesiastes 1-6

Day 171 - Ecclesiastes 7-12

Day 172 - 1 Kings 10-11; 2 Chronicles 9

Day 173 - Proverbs 30-31

Day 174 - 1 Kings 12-14

Day 175 - 2 Chronicles 10-12

Day 176 - 1 Kings 15:1-24; 2 Chronicles 13-16

Day 177 - 1 Kings 15:25-34; 1 Kings 16:1-34; 2 Chronicles 17

Day 178 - 1 Kings 17-19

Day 179 - 1 Kings 20-21

Day 180 - 1 Kings 22; 2 Chronicles 18

Day 181 - 2 Chronicles 19-23

Day 182 - Obadiah; Psalm 82-83

Day 183 - 2 Kings 1-4

Day 184 - 2 Kings 5-8

Day 185 - 2 Kings 9-11

Day 186 - 2 Kings 12-13; 2 Chronicles 24

Day 187 - 2 Kings 14; 2 Chronicles 25

Day 188 - Jonah 1-4

Day 189 - 2 Kings 15; 2 Chronicles 26

Day 190 - Isaiah 1-4

Day 191 - Isaiah 5-8

Day 192 - Amos 1-5

Day 193 - Amos 6-9

Day 194 - 2 Chronicles 27; Isaiah 9-12

Day 195 - Micah 1-7

Day 196 - 2 Chronicles 28; 2 Kings 16-17

Day 197 - Isaiah 13-17

Day 198 - Isaiah 18-22

Day 199 - Isaiah 23-27

Day 200 - 2 Kings 18:1-8; 2 Chronicles 29-31; Psalm 48

Day 201 - Hosea 1-7

Day 202 - Hosea 8-14

Day 203 - Isaiah 28-30

Day 204 - Isaiah 31-34

Day 205 - Isaiah 35-36

Day 206 - Isaiah 37-39; Psalm 76

Day 207 - Isaiah 40-43

Day 208 - Isaiah 44-48

Day 209 - 2 Kings 18:9-37; 2 Kings 19:1-37; Psalm 46, 80, 135

Day 210 - Isaiah 49-53

Day 211 - Isaiah 54-58

Day 212 - Isaiah 59-63

Day 213 - Isaiah 64-66

Day 214 - 2 Kings 20-21

Day 215 - 2 Chronicles 32-33

Day 216 - Nahum 1-3

Day 217 - 2 Kings 22-23; 2 Chronicles 34-35

Day 218 - Zephaniah 1-3

Day 219 - Jeremiah 1-3

Day 220 - Jeremiah 4-6

Day 221 - Jeremiah 7-9

Day 222 - Jeremiah 10-13

Day 223 - Jeremiah 14-17

Day 224 - Jeremiah 18-22

Day 225 - Jeremiah 23-25

Day 226 - Jeremiah 26-29

Day 227 - Jeremiah 30-31

Day 228 - Jeremiah 32-34

Day 229 - Jeremiah 35-37

Day 230 - Jeremiah 38-40; Psalm 74, 79

Day 231 - 2 Kings 24-25; 2 Chronicles 36

Day 232 - Habakkuk 1-3

Day 233 - Jeremiah 41-45

Day 234 - Jeremiah 46-48

Day 235 - Jeremiah 49-50

Day 236 - Jeremiah 51-52

Day 237 - Lamentations 1; Lamentations 2; Lamentations 3:1-36

Day 238 - Lamentations 3:37-66; Lamentations 4; Lamentations 5:1-22

Day 239 - Ezekiel 1-4

Day 240 - Ezekiel 5-8

Day 241 - Ezekiel 9-12

Day 242 - Ezekiel 13-15

Day 243 - Ezekiel 16-17

Day 244 - Ezekiel 18-19

Day 245 - Ezekiel 20-21

Day 246 - Ezekiel 22-23

Day 247 - Ezekiel 24-27

Day 248 - Ezekiel 28-31

Day 249 - Ezekiel 32-34

Day 250 - Ezekiel 35-37

Day 251 - Ezekiel 38-39

Day 252 - Ezekiel 40-41

Day 253 - Ezekiel 42-43

Day 254 - Ezekiel 44-45

Day 255 - Ezekiel 46-48

Day 256 - Joel 1-3

Day 257 - Daniel 1-3

Day 258 - Daniel 4-6

Day 259 - Daniel 7-9

Day 260 - Daniel 10-12

Day 261 - Ezra 1-3

Day 262 - Ezra 4-6; Psalm 137

Day 263 - Haggai 1-2

Day 264 - Zechariah 1-7

Day 265 - Zechariah 8-14

Day 266 - Esther 1-5

Day 267 - Esther 6-10

Day 268 - Ezra 7-10

Day 269 - Nehemiah 1-5

Day 270 - Nehemiah 6-7

Day 271 - Nehemiah 8-10

Day 272 - Nehemiah 11-13; Psalm 126

Day 273 - Malachi 1-4

Day 274 - Luke 1; John 1:1-14

Day 275 - Matthew 1; Luke 2:1-38

Day 276 - Matthew 2; Luke 2:39-52

Day 277 - Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3

Day 278 - Matthew 4; Luke 4-5; John 1:15-51

Day 279 - John 2-4

Day 280 - Mark 2

Day 281 - John 5

Day 282 - Matthew 12:1-21; Mark 3; Luke 6

Day 283 - Matthew 5-7

Day 284 - Matthew 8:1-13; Luke 7

Day 285 - Matthew 11

Day 286 - Matthew 12:22-50; Luke 11

Day 287 - Matthew 13; Luke 8

Day 288 - Matthew 8:14-34; Mark 4-5

Day 289 - Matthew 9-10

Day 290 - Matthew 14; Mark 6; Luke 9:1-17

Day 291 - John 6

Day 292 - Matthew 15; Mark 7

Day 293 - Matthew 16; Mark 8; Luke 9:18-27

Day 294 - Matthew 17; Mark 9; Luke 9:28-62

Day 295 - Matthew 18

Day 296 - John 7-8

Day 297 - John 9:1-41; John 10:1-21

Day 298 - Luke 10-11; John 10:22-42

Day 299 - Luke 12-13

Day 300 - Luke 14-15

Day 301 - Luke 16; Luke 17:1-10

Day 302 - John 11

Day 303 - Luke 17:11-37; Luke 18:1-14

Day 304 - Matthew 19; Mark 10

Day 305 - Matthew 20-21

Day 306 - Luke 18:15--43; Luke 19:1-48

Day 307 - Mark 11; John 12

Day 308 - Matthew 22; Mark 12

Day 309 - Matthew 23; Luke 20-21

Day 310 - Mark 13

Day 311 - Matthew 24

Day 312 - Matthew 25

Day 313 - Matthew 26; Mark 14

Day 314 - Luke 22; John 13

Day 315 - John 14-17

Day 316 - Matthew 27; Mark 15

Day 317 - Luke 23; John 18-19

Day 318 - Matthew 28; Mark 16

Day 319 - Luke 24; John 20-21

Day 320 - Acts 1-3

Day 321 - Acts 4-6

Day 322 - Acts 7-8

Day 323 - Acts 9-10

Day 324 - Acts 11-12

Day 325 - Acts 13-14

Day 326 - James 1-5

Day 327 - Acts 15-16

Day 328 - Galatians 1-3

Day 329 - Galatians 4-6

Day 330 - Acts 17; Acts 18:1-18

Day 331 - 1 Thessalonians 1-5; 2 Thessalonians 1-3

Day 332 - Acts 18:19-28; Acts 19:1-41

Day 333 - 1 Corinthians 1-4

Day 334 - 1 Corinthians 5-8

Day 335 - 1 Corinthians 9-11

Day 336 - 1 Corinthians 12-14

Day 337 - 1 Corinthians 15-16

Day 338 - 2 Corinthians 1-4

Day 339 - 2 Corinthians 5-9

Day 340 - 2 Corinthians 10-13

Day 341 - Acts 20:1-3; Romans 1-3

Day 342 - Romans 4-7

Day 343 - Romans 8-10

Day 344 - Romans 11-13

Day 345 - Romans 14-16

Day 346 - Acts 20:4-38; Acts 21; Acts 22; Acts 23:1-35

Day 347 - Acts 24-26

Day 348 - Acts 27-28

Day 349 - Colossians 1-4; Philemon

Day 350 - Ephesians 1-6

Day 351 - Philippians 1-4

Day 352 - 1 Timothy 1-6

Day 353 - Titus 1-3

Day 354 - 1 Peter 1-5

Day 355 - Hebrews 1-6

Day 356 - Hebrews 7-10

Day 357 - Hebrews 11-13

Day 358 - 2 Timothy 1-4

Day 359 - 2 Peter 1-3; Jude

Day 360 - 1 John 1-5

Day 361 - 2 John; 3 John

Day 362 - Revelation 1-5

Day 363 - Revelation 6-11

Day 364 - Revelation 12-18

Day 365 - Revelation 19-22