Reading Plan

If you are following my blog, you might be interested in understanding my reading plan. I started following and repeating a 60-day New Testament reading plan on January 1, 2013.
1 Matthew 1-421 Ephesians41 Titus-Philemon
2 Matthew 5-822 Philippians42 Hebrews 1-4
3 Matthew 9-1223 Colossians43 Hebrews 5-8
4 Matthew 13-1624 1 Thessalonians44 Hebrews 10-13
5 Matthew 17-2025 2 Thesslonians45 James
6 Matthew 21-2426 Luke 1-446 1 Peter
7 Matthew 25-2827 Luke 5-847 2 Peter
8 Romans 1-428 Luke 9-1248 John 1-4
9 Romans 5-829 Luke 13-1649 John 5-8
10 Romans 9-1230 Luke 17-2050 John 9-13
11 Romans 13-1631 Luke 21-2451 John 14-17
12 1 Cor 1-532 Acts 1-452 John 18-21
13 1 Cor 6-1033 Acts 5-853 1 John
14 1 Cor 11-1634 Acts 9-1254 2 John-Jude
15 2 Cor 1-635 Acts 13-1655 Revelation 1-3
16 2 Cor 7-1336 Acts 17-2056 Revelation 4-7
17 Mark 1-537 Acts 21-2457 Revelation 8-11
18 Mark 6-1038 Acts 25-2858 Revelation 12-14
19 Mark 11-1639 1 Timothy59 Revelation 15-18
20 Galatians40 2 Timothy60 Revelation 19-22

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