Resources for Daily Bible Reading

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Here are some of the best online resources for daily Bible reading...

I don't use any of those. Personally, I find internet-enabled devices too much of a distraction when trying to read the Bible. But I know some people might find them helpful...

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  1. Richard H9 February 2013 at 06:09

    I find the rotation method quite helpful in reading through the bible in a year. It divides the bible into genres and you read a passage from a genre each day. Monday -Gospels, Tuesday - Law, Wednesday - Narrative (history), Thursday - Psalms, Friday - Poetry, Saturday - Prophecy and Sunday - Epistles. It prevents me from losing interest and giving up.

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