Reading Plans
Read the whole Bible. At your pace.
Chronological Bible — 1 Year
3–4 chapters per day
Read through the entire Bible in one year — ordered by the events as they happened in history, not by the canonical arrangement. Beginning with Creation and ending with Revelation, you'll read 3–4 chapters each day and experience Scripture as a single unfolding story. Genesis opens. Job appears early, in the patriarchal period. The prophets slot alongside the kings they addressed. Paul's letters arrive in the order they were written. At the end of the year, you'll have read all 1,189 chapters — every word, every voice, every promise.
Chronological Bible — 2 Years
1–2 chapters per day
The same journey through all 1,189 chapters of Scripture — at half the pace. Most days bring 1–2 chapters, giving space for reflection, note-taking, and deeper reading. Ideal for readers who want to move through the whole Bible without feeling rushed. The chronological ordering means the narrative unfolds as one story: patriarchs, exodus, the rise and fall of kingdoms, exile, return, Christ, and the early church. Two years from now, you'll have read the whole Bible — and understood why it fits together.