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[TonyChanYT]

Reading the word of God is one way to know God better. I follow this schedule every day. It is, more or less, in chronological order. I do the reading routinely nonstop just to familiarize myself with the Bible. At the end of the daily reading, I think of just one question and raise it on some Christian discussion website.

Which version to read?

Pick a version that you like from Biblehub. ESV is a good one to start. After you have finished that version from Genesis to Revelation, then pick another version.

What happens if I miss a day?

If you miss a day's reading, you can either make it up the next day or just skip it. The goal is to familiarize yourself with the entire Bible over the years. No need to sweat over some particular missing days. This is not a daily Bible study routine, but a daily Bible reading routine.

In addition to my daily routine reading, I study different passages of the Bible daily.

 

[quietthinker]

Reading the word of God is one way to know God better. I follow this schedule every day. It is, more or less, in chronological order. I do the reading routinely nonstop just to familiarize myself with the Bible. At the end of the daily reading, I think of just one question and raise it on some Christian discussion website.

Which version to read?

Pick a version that you like from Biblehub. ESV is a good one to start. After you have finished that version from Genesis to Revelation, then pick another version.

What happens if I miss a day?

If you miss a day's reading, you can either make it up the next day or just skip it. The goal is to familiarize yourself with the entire Bible over the years. No need to sweat over some particular missing days. This is not a daily Bible study routine, but a daily Bible reading routine.

In addition to my daily routine reading, I study different passages of the Bible daily.

Your posts Tony, of your explanation here, tell me clearly this is how your read the Bible.

 

[JohnDB]

This one:

The Scriptures 1998 (ISR98)

The Scriptures 1998 (ISR98). Old Testament (39 books): Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers... New Testament (27 books): Matthew, Mark, Luke, John...

biblenow.net

It's a Messianic Jewish Bible translated in South Africa.
So it has a different perspective for translation than most English Bibles....many of the traditions that fill our American and British translations have are done away with....they do keep Jesus's name and God's name in Hebrew.

It's uniquely different but drawn from the same set of manuscript conglomeration as the other modern Bible's do.