One Year Bible Reading Plan - Free Printable

- The image displays a reading schedule spanning from April to September.
- Each month is divided into 30 days, with each day assigned specific Bible passages to read.
- The passages are organized thematically (e.g., “The Rule of Kings,” “Captivity & Exile,” “Return from Exile”) and by book, often including chapter ranges.
- Some entries include illustrations or icons (e.g., a cross for Easter, a whale for Jonah, a skeleton for Captivity and Exile).
- Notes at the bottom explain that:
1. Readers should circle completed books on page 4.
2. Dates help pace reading.
3. Historical writings are grouped chronologically.
4. Prophetic works are grouped by when they were written.
5. Paul’s letters follow events in Acts; Jeremiah’s chapters are ordered by ruler and event, not chronologically.
- The schedule includes both Old and New Testament books, with the New Testament beginning in September.