2015 Bread Bible Reading Program

[Rose]

Does anyone have a 2015 bible reading chart? Started in our small monthly bulletin but only have month of January... Genesis to Exodus 12, Matthew 27, and Psalm 10. I have looked online but cannot find any of the other months that follow the 2015 B.R.E.A.D. Program.

[Esaias]

Our family uses a yearly bible reading schedule but it isn't tied to any "official" schedule.

We read through the books of Moses twice yearly, the rest of the OT once, and the NT 4 times each year. The psalms have their own bi-weekly schedule (read through every two weeks). We're about to switch to a monthly psalm schedule since 8 psalms on average per day is a bit much for us.

[Esaias]

http://www.steadfastchurch.com/bread...s-any-day.html

[Esaias]

The above contains links to download the entire year's BREAD schedule.

[MawMaw]

Originally Posted by Rose

Does anyone have a 2015 bible reading chart? Started in our small monthly bulletin but only have month of January... Genesis to Exodus 12, Matthew 27, and Psalm 10. I have looked online but cannot find any of the other months that follow the 2015 B.R.E.A.D. Program.

Did you see the one offered at PPH?
It's listed as BREAD Bible (the entire KJV arranged
in 365 daily readings.)
Stock # 26055
$9.99

[mizpeh]

I read through the Bible every year with the M'Cheyne plan which ends up going once through the OT, twice through the NT and Psalms. The past 4 years I switched the translation instead of reading the KJV. I've tried other plans but, for me, this one works the best.

[Rose]

Originally Posted by Esaias

The above contains links to download the entire year's BREAD schedule.

Thanks! I needed this for our monthly bulletin. I'm personally reading the chronological plan this year.

[FlamingZword]

Originally Posted by Rose

Does anyone have a 2015 bible reading chart? Started in our small monthly bulletin but only have month of January... Genesis to Exodus 12, Matthew 27, and Psalm 10. I have looked online but cannot find any of the other months that follow the 2015 B.R.E.A.D. Program.

the best way to read the Bible and memorize is with the triple reading method
very slow but very efficient

day1
read Genesis chapter 1
day 2
read Genesis chapter 1 and 2
day 3
read Genesis chapter 1 and 2 and 3
day 4
read Genesis chapter 2 and 3 and 4
day 5
read Genesis chapter 3 and 4 and 5
day 6
read Genesis chapter 4 and 5 and 6
day 7
read Genesis chapter 5 and 6 and 7
and so on.

this method is the best way to memorize the Bible.

It is not how much you read but how much you retain.

Of course also read a chapter of the New Testament in the same manner.

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by FlamingZword

the best way to read the Bible and memorize is with the triple reading method
very slow but very efficient

day1
read Genesis chapter 1
day 2
read Genesis chapter 1 and 2
day 3
read Genesis chapter 1 and 2 and 3
day 4
read Genesis chapter 2 and 3 and 4
day 5
read Genesis chapter 3 and 4 and 5
day 6
read Genesis chapter 4 and 5 and 6
day 7
read Genesis chapter 5 and 6 and 7
and so on.

this method is the best way to memorize the Bible.

It is not how much you read but how much you retain.

Of course also read a chapter of the New Testament in the same manner.

Do you mean actual memorization? Or do you mean familiarity? Seems that method would not lend itself to the ability to recite whole chapters by memory.

The Zilberman method used in jewish torah schools is proven for memorizing entire books of the bible. It is similar to your approach but much more repetitive. Also uses shorter sections of scripture.

[FlamingZword]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Do you mean actual memorization? Or do you mean familiarity? Seems that method would not lend itself to the ability to recite whole chapters by memory.

The Zilberman method used in jewish torah schools is proven for memorizing entire books of the bible. It is similar to your approach but much more repetitive. Also uses shorter sections of scripture.

The method I recommend I got it from the superlearning method.

because of how the mind works, it needs a night rest to put things in the mind,

It takes reading something in continuity; which means at least three times in three days continuous days for it to really sink in the mind.

A threefold cord can not be easily broken.