February 1, 2022 · 1 min read
The Via Emmaus Bible Reading Plan: February Resources for Exodus, Jeremiah, and Mark

Track 1: Exodus
Track 2: Jeremiah
Track 3: Mark
If you have other resources on these books, please feel free to share. May the Lord bless you and keep you and make his face shine upon you as you draw near to him in his Word.The Via Emmaus Bible Reading Plan
| Tracks[1] | Old Testament 1 Law + Prophets | Old Testament 2 Prophets + Writings | New Testament |
| January | Genesis | Isaiah | Matthew |
| February | Exodus | Jeremiah | Mark |
| March | Leviticus Psalms | Ezekiel | Luke Psalms |
| April | Numbers | The Twelve[2] | John |
| May | Deuteronomy | Psalms | Acts |
| June | John | Proverbs | Romans |
| July | Joshua Judges | Job | 1–2 Corinthians |
| August | 1–2 Samuel | The Five Scrolls[3] | Galatians– 2 Thessalonians |
| September | 1–2 Kings Proverbs | Daniel | Pastorals Proverbs |
| October | Ezra-Nehemiah | 1–2 Chronicles | Hebrews |
| November | Psalms | Mark | General Epistles[4] |
| December[5] | Matthew | Luke | Revelation |
The idea of this plan is simple. Read, re-read, listen, study, memorize, and meditate on one (or two or three) books per month. If you do multiple tracks, you could read them sequentially, together, or at different times of the week (e.g., morning and evening, or week and weekend, etc.). However you plan your reading—and you should have a plan for reading that includes a place and time(s) to read—these tracks can guide you as you swim in the Bible. Then, over the course of 1, 2, or 3 years (depending on how many tracks you do), you will have read the whole Bible once, the Gospels twice, and the Psalms and Proverbs three times.
Let me know how this approach is going and if you have any feedback. Soli Deo Gloria, dsLeave a comment
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