Read the New Testament this Year
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Do you want to read the entire New Testament this year? A printable reading schedule can help so much- especially when you can keep it right with your scriptures. What’s your scripture reading goal this year?
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I have made you several printable schedules to help you accomplish your goal! Each one includes a full page reading schedule. However, if you want to print it smaller to fit in your scriptures, simply change your printer settings to print two pages to a sheet, fold it in half, and trim it.
To be clear when it says "Mark 14 to Luke 3" that means you read all the way through Luke 3 or if it says "to Luke 22:46" you read verse 46. It takes less space to write "to" than "through" which works better with the chart.
There are also built-in free days for each schedule since none of us are perfect. The numbered free days are at the end of the schedule so when you do use one, you can cross it off and still stay on schedule. I did not include all the JST translations in this schedule so those extra days may come in handy when some JSTs are extra long.
Want a new set of scriptures as you read? Try the journal edition of the New Testament. It comes with wide margins so you can write down all your thoughts and notes.
