Plans de lecture de la Bible
Lisez toute la Bible en un an ou suivez un plan avec une lecture pour chaque jour.
Canonical Plan
Blue Letter Bible's plan for reading straight through the Bible in a year, from Genesis to Revelation, about three chapters a day. Books follow their familiar canonical order, with the General Epistles coming after Hebrews.
Jours : 365 · Traductions : 59
Auteur : Blue Letter Bible
Source : 1-Year Canonical Plan
Historical Plan
In this plan, the Old Testament readings follow the order of the Hebrew Bible — Law, then Prophets, then Writings — much as they would have been read in ancient Israel. The New Testament order follows research on the sequence in which its books were written; the conclusions aren't final, but they can offer a different angle on the reading. One reading a day covers the whole Bible in a year. Compiled by Blue Letter Bible.
Jours : 365 · Traductions : 63
Auteur : Blue Letter Bible
Source : Daily Bible Reading Program — 1-Year Historical Plan
Robert Roberts' Plan
Robert Roberts (1839–1898) compiled this plan around 1853; it was later published as the book "The Bible Companion." Three readings a day, 15–20 minutes (about four chapters on average): over a year, the Old Testament is read once and the New Testament twice.
Jours : 365 · Traductions : 59
Auteur : Robert Roberts
Source : The Bible Companion
The Bible in 52 Weeks
Michael Coley published this plan on Bible-Reading.com in the 1990s. Each day of the week covers a different part of the Bible: Monday — the Pentateuch, Tuesday — Historical Books, Wednesday — Psalms, Thursday — Wisdom Books, Friday — Prophetic Books, Saturday — Gospels and Acts, Sunday — Epistles. Over 52 weeks, the whole Bible is read once.
Semaines : 52 · Traductions : 63
Auteur : Michael Coley
Source : 52 Week Bible Reading Plan