Easy-to-Print Chronological Bible Reading Guide
Jul 31st, 2007 Filed Under: Faith
Printable Reading Guides
Note: I’m still working on these printable guides. I’ll activate the link to each section as soon as I’m finished with it. See why I suggest you start with the New Testament.
New Testament Readings
Old Testament Readings
- Beginnings of Early Mankind
- Period of the Patriarchs
- Establishment of a Nation (Incomplete)
- The Laws of Moses (Incomplete)
- Conquering a Land (Incomplete)
- Israel As a Monarchy
- The Divided Kingdom
- Judah After Israel’s Fall (Incomplete)
- The Exiled Nation (Incomplete)
- Period of Restoration (Incomplete)
- 400 Years of Silence (See note above)
About This Reading Plan
Many of the events recorded in Scripture are duplicated in several different books of the Bible. For example, all four gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) record the details of the life and ministry of Jesus. Parallel verses of events such as these are presented together in these guides. Occasionally, the parallel verses will be exact replicas. At other times, each verse will add a bit more detail.
I hope you enjoy using these guides, and I pray that God will richly bless your Bible reading and give you a better understanding of who He is and what He desires of you.
Keeping it real,
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This is a great idea. I have a chronological Bible that I have read through, and it really opened my eyes - especially reading the Psalms that David wrote at the time specific events happened. Unfortunately, my eyesight has gotten too bad to read the print in that Bible, so an alternative will be great.