*I am using the Collegville Commentary as a study guide.  I am also doing a modified chronological reading list that is made for the New American Bible (Catholic), which contains Apocryphal books not contained in other versions of the Bible*

Week 21
Prov 21-24 done
I King 5-6, II Chron 2-3 done
I king 7-8, II Chron 4-5 done
II Chron 6-7, Ps 136 done
Ps 134, 146-150 done
I King 9, II Chron 8, Prov 25-26 done
Prov 27-29, Ecc 1-6 done

Week 22
Ecc 7-12 done
I King 10-11, II Chron 9, Prov 30-31 done
I King 12-14 done
II Chron 10-12 done
I King 15-16, II Chron 13-17 done
I King 17-19 done
I King 20-22, II Chron 18 done

Week 23
II Chron 19-23 done
Obadiah, Ps 82-83 done
II King 1-4 done
Notice the similarities between the various prophets miracles.  Parting of Waters - Moses, Elijah, Elisha; Jesus - Walks on Water.  Raising the Dead - Elisha, Jesus.  Feeding large groups with little - Elisha, Jesus
II King 5-8 done
II King 9-11 done
II King 12-13, II Chron 24 done
II King 14, II Chron 25, Jonah done

Week 24
II King 15, II Chron 26 done
Is 1-2 done
Is 5-8 done
Amos done
II Chron 27, Is 9-12 done
Micah done
II Chron 28, II King 16-17 done

*I am using the Collegville Commentary as a study guide.  I am also doing a modified chronological reading list that is made for the New American Bible (Catholic), which contains Apocryphal books not contained in other versions of the Bible*

Week 25
Is 13-17 done
Is 18-22 done
Is 23-27 done
II King 18: 1-8; II Chron 29-31; Ps 48 done
Hos 1-7 done
Hos 8-14 done
Is 28-30

Week 26
Is 31-35
Is 36-39, Ps 76
Is 40-43
Is 44-48
II King 18:9-19:37; Ps 46, 80, 135
Is 49-53
Is 54-58

Week 27
Is 59-63
Is 64-66
II King 20-21, II Chron 32-33
Nahum
II King 22-23, II Chron 34-35
Zephaniah
Jer 1-4

Week 28
Jer 5-8
Jer 9-12
Jer 13-16
Jer 17-22
Jer 23-26
Jer 27-30
Jer 31-34

Hi, I also read the New American (Catholic) Bible, as someone else mentioned earlier.  Last month I finished reading the Bible for the 5th time.  I'm starting in with Genesis again, I get more out of the Good Book each time I read it.  I mentioned reading the Bible in the prelude of my first book.  Glad to join in as a Bible reader.  Bob

this thread was started over 1 and a half years ago. I wonder how many of the people who started in Jan 2013 finished reading the Bible.

I started reading the bible July 1, 2013. I finished it on June 30, 2014. It was a great journey. I think I will repeat the process again with the start of the new year!

Now that a new year has started is anyone going to take up reading through the Bible? Last year I read it cover to cover and this year I'm reading the Bible in chronological order.