Resting at the River’s Edge – October 2013 Reading Schedule
Posted by Sandy in Reading through the Bible in a Year, tags: 1 Peter, 2 Kings, 2 Peter, Ecclesiastes, Ezra, James, Jeremiah, Jude, Luke, Reading through the Bible, Resting at the River's Edge
October – the month of beautiful trees, a briskness in the air, bonfires and the annoying start of Christmas items in stores! It’s also the month for reading the books of Jeremiah, James, 1 and 2 Peter and Luke. Throw in 2 Kings if you’re reading the additional readings. And the encroaching coolness outside makes it a great time to curl up and read.
If you’ve fallen behind and are looking for a good place to jump back into the readings, this month is perfect. Start on September 30th and you’ll join us at the start of Ecclesiastes and James. From here, the readings provide a great build up to Christmas. The New Testament readings will put you in a perfect place to enjoy the holiness of the upcoming season.
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The October Reading Schedule also appears at the end of this blog.
Enjoy your reading! We’d love to hear what God speaks to your heart. Email me, leave a message on our Apprehending Grace Facebook page, or post a comment at the end of any blog.
Blessings, Friends!
Sandy
The recommended reading schedule for October is below.
Here’s how the Resting at the River’s Edge reading schedules are organized:
- The first two columns of the schedule allow you to read through the Old Testament once and the New Testament twice over a two-year period. You will typically read about three chapters a day if you follow this reading plan.
- The “Additional Readings” column put you on a plan to read through the entire Bible in one year. You will read between four and five chapters a day if you follow this plan.
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