Read the Bible

I tried to read the whole bible before by going to a website with specified chapters for each day, but I would always forget to go to the site. Now, I’ve set up an e-mail program. I’ll be sent about three chapters a day, in “The Message” translation (this is my first time, so the “plain English” version is the best I think), and in chronological order. I think this will be a successful attempt; I’m pretty obsessive about checking my e-mails. If anyone else wants the link, it’s http://www.bibleplan.org/ .

I am so excited. On Friday, at seven o’clock in the morning, I leave for Saint Franciscan, in Steubenville, Ohio. I will be spending the weekend there with myself and a bunch of my friends as we learn about our faith and sing and have fun. I’m pretty glad to be going. I love learning about God. This will be good.

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I started reading the bible last year and want to finish reading the KJV by the end of 2009.

Glad I have study guides, it’s a bit dry in sections, especially the family history parts. Story of Jacob/Esau was interesting & Joseph as well…feels like I’m watching a soap opera at times!

That all said, glad to be more aware of the teachings and stories contained in the bible.

For pure insight and education, For got to add it too the list of books I haven’t read but already own!

Actually I did Deuteronomy in one day, but I don’t think I will be able to keep up that pace.

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I read all of Philippians

I started with Revelations: the most awesome book ever! I feel positive about the future. Don’t you? Well, I am in romp with teaching myself calculus and Mandarin…and working a full-time job. Will I ever finish!??? I hope so. I have high hopes. I think I am going to jump around and read what interests me versus reading straight through.