Reading through the Bible in chronological order in a year is one of the best disciplines you can have. Starting August 4, 2013 I will be reading through it again and blogging my journey with a different lesson each day. I would love for you to read along with me and join in a conversation about what we read.
If you start the reading plan late, do you just shift the dates or start where you are now? I can see we wouldn’t get the benefit of your input if I start at the beginning.
Darrell,
I think you could do either one. I would probably recommend simply shifting the dates because then you have the value of seeing the story of Scripture in its full form. I do have another reading plan that started on September 1st and cuts out Job and a few other things. By November 1st you’re back on track with the main plan. If you’d like a copy of that, I’m happy to send it to you. I think you’ll really appreciate reading things in chronological order; it has clarified a lot of stuff for me.
I will probably use the shift the date plan. I know we can find your past comments. I didn’t take notice how far back they go.
They go WAY back! Back to 2008, I believe. You can always search for the Scripture, and it should pull up what you’re looking for.
Okay, the reading plan is bookmarked on my iPad. I like a good reason to start at the beginning of the Pentateuch.