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Bible Reading Plans

Choose what Scripture to read each day. Every schedule is KJV-only, transparent about its workload, and ready to begin without an account.

EDITORIAL COLLECTIONS

Choose the journey before the calendar.

The whole counsel

Read all 66 books through a canonical, historical, parallel, or five-day rhythm.

Follow the history

Move through Scripture in an original chronology with the method explained before you begin.

Focused season

Read the New Testament from Matthew through Revelation in a concentrated ninety-day path.

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4 plans · KJV

Whole BibleCanonical

One-Year Canonical

Read every book of the King James Bible in its familiar canonical order over 365 days.

Duration: 365 days
Typical day: 12–18 min
Daily load: 1 reading

Canonical orderDay 1 begins with Genesis 1–3

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Whole BibleChronological

One-Year Chronological

Read the complete King James Bible in an editorial sequence shaped by the broad historical eras of Scripture.

Duration: 365 days
Typical day: 12–20 min
Daily load: 1 reading

Historical sequenceDay 1 begins with Genesis 1–3

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Whole BibleParallel

Old and New Testaments Together

Read from both Testaments every day and complete the whole King James Bible in one year.

Duration: 365 days
Typical day: 15–22 min
Daily load: 2 readings

Old & New togetherDay 1 begins with Genesis 1:1–31; Genesis 2:1–25; Genesis 3:1–7

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Whole BibleFive-day rhythm

Five-Day Whole-Bible Plan

Read the whole King James Bible on five reading days each week, leaving two flex days for rest or catching up.

Duration: 260 days
Typical day: 18–25 min
Daily load: 1 reading

Five reading daysDay 1 begins with Genesis 1–4

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FROM RHYTHM TO UNDERSTANDING

Read the passage.
Then follow the question.

Bible Reading Plans build a steady habit in the text. Guided Study Plans are the natural next step when a passage raises a question you want to examine through connected Scripture, evidence, reflection, and review.

BUILD THE RHYTHM