Rose Publishing - One-Year Bible Reading Plan

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• Helps you navigate and read through the Bible easily.
• Gives 3 different options for reading through the Bible in 52 weeks.
• Uses a chart format to show how to read the Bible from beginning to end; how to read through the Old and New Testament together; and how to read from seven different sections of the Bible for each day of the week.

Reading the Bible is an important practice of the Christian life. The Bible is the life-line of the believer. It gives us guidance, light, comfort, encouragement, correction, strength, and connection to God. However, where does one begin? It is helpful for the new believer, or even for a believer who has read the Bible on many occasions, to follow a structured format.

By reading the Bible following different structures, God will show himself and his will to the believer in new and fresh ways. The following pages have three different arrangements that will help you read the Bible in one year. These arrangements will guide you during fifty-two weeks through daily, manageable sections. The three plans below provide ways to read the Bible that will open up new windows into Gods Word. Each plan includes check boxes so you can keep track of your progress.

Plan TwoOne portion from each of seven key sectionsDivides the Scriptures in seven traditional sections: Epistles, Law, History, Psalms, Poetry, Prophecy, Gospels.Plan ThreeBeginning to EndGuides one to read the whole Bible in order through the year. To know God God created the heaven and the earth and everyone in it (Genesis 1-3). To know God God created the heaven and the earth and everyone in it (Genesis 1-3).

To enjoy and love God Meditate on Gods character, principles, and promises. Rejoice in his love, care, and forgiveness (Psalm 119:12-18, 160-162; 1 Timothy 6:17) To know Gods Word The Scriptures were inspired by God. They teach us the truth and show us what is wrong in our lives. They straighten us out (2 Timothy 3:16). To understand the Word Jesus is called the Word because he is the ultimate communication from God. He existed from the beginning with God, he is God, and he created everything.

He said that those who have seen him have seen the Father (John 1:1-3; 10:30; 12:44, 45; 14:7-9). To learn direction in life The Bible shows us what to do (Ps. 119:11). To find comfort and hope The Scriptures give us encouragement (Romans 15:4). To let God expose our innermost thoughts and desires His Word helps us see ourselves as we really are and convicts us of sin so that we repent and change (Hebrews 4:12-16). To become pure and holy Jesus prayed this for all believers that they would be set apart for God and his holy purposes (John 17:17-23).

To obey the Great Commandment The more we know God, the more we can love him. The Great Commandment is to love God with all of our being and our neighbor as ourselves (Mark 12:29-31). And Jesus gave us a new commandment to love one another (John 13:34-35).

1. Study Bibles A study Bible will help you by giving explanations, introductions, outlines, cross references and study notes. A good study Bible has a concordance, maps, and a topical index.
2. Concordances A concordance helps you look up any word in the Bible.
3. Concordances A concordance helps you look up any word in the Bible.

   It gives an alphabetical listing of key words, names, and topics, plus a list of verses that contain that word.

4. Bible Software Bible concordances and other references are available on both desktop and hand held software. Enter a word or reference to quickly find and print out Bible verses in various versions. Complete Bible study libraries and study Bibles are available on computer software.
5. Bible Dictionaries Look up words you dont understand, such as grace, redemption, or faith.
6. Bible Atlases, Maps, and Time Lines On a map, locate where Bible events took place.
7. Bible Atlases, Maps, and Time Lines On a map, locate where Bible events took place.

   Daniel was in Babylon. Babylon ruins are south of Baghdad today. On a time line, locate when Bible events took place. During the fierce Assyrian Kingdom, around 781 BC , Jonah went to Nineveh to warn the people to repent.

8. Bible Commentaries and Handbooks First, study the Bible yourself. See what it means and how it applies to you.

   List questions you have. Later, you can read to see how Bible scholars explain it.

9. Special Bibles Topical Bibles organize Scripture in special areas of interest, such as Salvation, Marriage, or Prayer. Interlinear Bibles compare original language (Hebrew or Greek) to modern language. Large-print Bibles are easy to read and helpful for many people. 17

   Gospels

   DAY 7

   Acts 1516

   Week 47

   Epistles	DAY 1	2 Peter
   The Law	DAY 2	Deut 1619
   History	DAY 3	Ezra 610
   Psalms	DAY 4	Ps 134136
   Poetry	DAY 5	Eccl 910
   Prophecy	DAY 6	Zech. 814
   Gospels	DAY 7	Acts 1718

   Week 48

   Epistles	DAY 1	1 John 13
   The Law	DAY 2	Deut 2022
   History	DAY 3	Neh 14
   Psalms	DAY 4	Ps 137139
   Poetry	DAY 5	Eccl 1112
   Prophecy	DAY 6	Malachi
   Gospels	DAY 7	Acts 1920

   Week 49

   Epistles	DAY 1	1 John 45
   The Law	DAY 2	Deut 2325
   History	DAY 3	Neh 59
   Psalms	DAY 4	Ps 140142
   Poetry	DAY 5	Song 12
   Prophecy	DAY 6	Rev 16
   Gospels	DAY 7	Acts 2122

   Week 50

   Epistles	DAY 1	2 John
   The Law	DAY 2	Deut 2628
   History	DAY 3	Neh 1013
   Psalms	DAY 4	Ps 143145
   Poetry	DAY 5	Song 34
   Prophecy	DAY 6	Rev 711
   Gospels	DAY 7	Acts 2324

   Week 51

   Epistles	DAY 1	3 John
   The Law	DAY 2	Deut 2931
   History

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