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* I’m not into vampires but I have to admit that it makes me happy watching him read. *

I narrowed it down to two. One of them, in fact, is the King James. I have several of my grandfather’s Bibles in my personal library and he was a mighty Bible reading man - 8 hours a day after he retired wouldn’t have been unusual for him. He literally read the Bible frontwards and backwards...

Curious about which translation I decided on @Riven?

That’ll do to get you started. I own dozens of translations and I’ve been thinking about which one I want to use for this venture. NASB95 is my workhorse, so I won’t be using it. A few minutes ago I decided on which translation I’m going to use. Depending on how long our test goes, I may stick...

I call them Christians. I’m still learning you. Do you call Roman Catholics Christians? (I do. Historical orthodox trinitarianism wouldn’t exist without them.)

Which translation will you be reading from @Riven?

Developing a habit, even a modest one, takes time. I think it will go well but we may experience some difficulty along the way. If either one of us falls short the other can pick him up and we keep going together, for as long as we mutually decide to do it.

No repentance. No apology. The deception deepens. A new church and a new Bible to serve the watchers.

Now forming. The Daily 10 Minute Man Bible Reading Group. Current membership: 2 Membership requirement: Commitment to read the Bible for ten minutes every day. Today’s reading: Matthew 1:1-25.

Then so will I. Check back with me today or tomorrow and let me know how you did. We can talk about what you read or not talk about what you read. We might just mentally check the “We read it” box and decide what we’re going to read together on the next day. I still think you should start a...

Will you do it today?