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Read Through the Bible in a Year
We have begun to read through the Bible in a Year, following Dr. David Jeremiah’s reading plan, which proceeds through the books of the Bible in the order in which they appear. You can download the plan here. If you are interested in reviewing other plans and methods, you might try Back to the Bible.
Reading
Reading for January 19, 2025
Reading for January 20, 2025
Reading for January 21, 2025
Reading for January 22, 2025
Check out the January page for links to January daily Bible readings, and selected Psalms and Proverbs.
An alternative daily devotional plan is to build relationship with the Lord through the Psalms & Proverbs
The Psalmists take almost every emotion to the Lord in prayer. The Psalms are rich in descriptions of the Lord’s character, mercy, grace, kindness, protection, provision, prophecy and so much more. When we lack the words to adequately express our thoughts and hearts to God, the Psalms can provide a way do that.
Many were written by King David, arguably the greatest King in Israel’s history, and possibly in the history of the world, thousands of years ago, yet he described many of the same attitudes that believers experience today, like repentance for personal sin, gratitude for victories, and faith through trials.
Proverbs is a collection of wise sayings, much of which was written by King Solomon.
Meditate on the word of God.
For an excellent guided Christian meditation, try encounteringpeace.com.
Today’s Psalms & Proverbs
There are 150 Psalms and 31 chapters in Proverbs. If you read 5 Psalms and 1 chapter of Proverbs a day, you will read through the whole books of Psalms and Proverbs in a month!
For Psalms, It was suggested to me by a pastor a long time ago, to take the date and start there, then add 30 four more times, so, for example, the Psalms for the 1st of the month are 1, 31, 61, 91, and 121.
For Proverbs, just read the chapter for that day. For example, the Proverbs chapter for the 1st of the month would be Proverbs Chapter 1.
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Previously Selected Psalms and Proverbs
Notes/Disclaimers:
*”ASV” refers to the American Standard Version of the Bible and “KJV” refers to the King James Version of the Bible, both of which are in the public domain. Links are to the New International Version on BibleGateway.com.
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