In what order should I read my Bible?

Another order to read the Bible is to jump back and forth between the Old and New Testaments. For example, read Genesis, then Luke, go back to Exodus, then jump to Acts, etc… Another way is to read them simultaneously. For example, read a few chapters of Genesis and a few chapters of Luke each day.

How do the books of the Bible go in chronological order?

The Bible only loosely arranges its books in chronological order. It comes mostly arranged thematically. For example, the Old Testament lists the 5 books of Moses first, then the history of the Israelites, then the teachings of Israelite prophets.

Which Book of the Bible should I read first?

5 Books of the Bible to Read First 1. The Gospel of John in the New Testament Why this Gospel? John is doing something pretty significant. He is telling us… 2. The Book of Genesis is the First Book of the Bible Genesis is a great book to get a feel for how God laid out a plan… 3. The Book of

Where are there references to Genesis in the New Testament?

There are many references to the book of Genesis all through the rest of the Bible. Reading the book of Genesis will give you context to many of the New Testament concepts. Don’t read Genesis 1-11 as a science book, it’s not intended to be that.

What is the second book of the Bible to read?

Genesis shows us that God created a perfect place of imperfect people and how He would lay out a plan for their salvation. Genesis is a good second book because it gets you into the Old Testament and begins to lay a foundation to help you better understand the rest of the Bible. 3. The Book of Psalms

Should you read the Old Testament in book order?

The first chapter of John also echoes the opening words of Genesis but shows it in a new light. If you go through the Old Testament in book order, you may soon find you’ve become discouraged and eventually give up and not end up reading your Bible at all.

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