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What Bible reading plan are you using this year?

Bruce Dunning

Over the past number of years I've chosen to read the Bible in different versions. This year I'm planning to read the Revised English Bible (REB). Since the REB includes the OT Apocrypha I'm planning to read it too this year. Below is a copy of my layout.

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Yasmin Stephen

Over the past number of years I've chosen to read the Bible in different versions.

I usually read from the ESV for my annual reading but for 2015 I followed your idea of reading a different version; I used the LEB and found it a worthwhile experience. I was all set to do the same thing by going for a chronological plan with the NET Bible but last minute I changed my mind. I bought an ESV Reader's Bible (yes, hardcover [:O]) and I'm simply going to read it through like a regular book, and make journal notes as I go along. I'm going for the unplugged experience [:)]