Overview
This plan guides you through the entire Bible (66 books, 1,189 chapters, all verses) in 365 days, following the historical timeline of events. Readings are organized into thematic or historical groupings, with each day averaging ~3–4 chapters (2–5 chapters/day to balance the load). Job is placed between Genesis 11 and 12, Psalms are split across David’s life and post-exilic eras, and New Testament epistles are ordered by approximate writing date, with Revelation last. Use a study Bible or app (e.g., YouVersion) for context and tracking.

Instructions

• Read the assigned chapters each day, starting with Day 1 and ending with Day 365. 
• Adjust pacing for heavier days (e.g., 5 chapters) by splitting or combining with lighter days. 
• All books, chapters, and verses are included, ensuring complete coverage.

Plan / Groupings

Creation, Early Patriarchs, and Job (Days 1–25) 
From Creation through the patriarchal period (circa Creation to 1700 BC), covering the origins of the world, humanity’s early history, Job’s trials, and the lives of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. 

Exodus and Wilderness Beginnings (Days 26–57) 
Israel’s deliverance from Egypt, covenant at Sinai, and early wilderness wanderings (circa 1446–1406 BC), including laws for worship and society. 

Wilderness and Conquest (Days 58–74) 
Israel’s final wilderness preparations and conquest of Canaan (circa 1406–1400 BC), including Moses’ speeches and Joshua’s leadership. 

Judges and Early Monarchy (Days 75–101) 
Israel’s cycles of sin under judges and the rise of the monarchy under Samuel and Saul, with early Davidic psalms (circa 1375–1010 BC). 

David’s Reign (Days 102–130) 
David’s kingship, including his victories, sins, and later years, with genealogies and additional psalms (circa 1010–970 BC). 

Solomon and Early Divided Kingdom (Days 131–157) 
Solomon’s reign, wisdom literature, and the division of Israel into Judah and Israel (circa 970–850 BC). 

Divided Kingdom and Prophets (Days 158–185) 
Elisha’s ministry, early kings of Israel and Judah, and prophecies against Israel and Judah (circa 850–700 BC). 

Fall of Israel, Judah’s Decline (Days 186–216) 
Israel’s fall to Assyria, Judah’s reforms and decline, and prophecies of judgment and hope (circa 722–586 BC). 

Exile (Days 217–247) 
Judah’s exile in Babylon, with prophecies and stories of God’s judgment and faithfulness (circa 586–539 BC). 

Exile and Restoration (Days 248–278) 
Return from exile, temple and wall rebuilding, and post-exilic prophecies and psalms (circa 539–400 BC). 

New Testament Beginnings (Days 279–307) 
Jesus’ life, ministry, death, and resurrection as recorded in the Gospels (circa 4 BC–30 AD). 

Early Church and Early Epistles (Days 308–336) 
The early church’s growth and Paul’s early letters to address faith and church issues (circa 30–57 AD). 

Later Epistles and Apocalypse (Days 337–365) 
Paul’s later letters, general epistles, and Revelation’s apocalyptic vision (circa 60–95 AD).