January 1, 2022 · 1 min read

The Via Emmaus Bible Reading Plan: January Resources for Genesis, Isaiah, and Matthew

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Jesus washing the feet of Saint Peter on Maundy Thursday
This month the Via Emmaus Reading Plan is looking at Genesis, Isaiah, and/or Matthew. (See below for the tracks). If you are following this plan, or looking for a new reading plan, you can find helpful resources on the following pages.

Track 1: Genesis

Track 2: Isaiah

Track 3: Matthew

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
As I have explained before

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, ds

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