Chronological Bible Reading Plan

A chronological plan rearranges the books and chapters of the Bible to follow the historical timeline of when events actually occurred. For example, Job is read during the era of Genesis, and the Prophets are intermingled with the books of Kings and Chronicles.

Reading chronologically helps you understand the historical context and the "big story" of the Bible. It shows how the different books fit together and how God's plan unfolded through history.

Our plan uses a widely accepted historical framework for the Old and New Testaments. While some specific dates are debated by scholars, this sequence follows the primary narrative flow of scripture.

Yes! You can use the "Plan Duration" dropdown in the sidebar to change this to 90 days, 6 months, or even a custom number of days. The chronological order will remain the same, but the daily reading amount will adjust.

Yes, many Psalms are placed within the historical narratives they relate to (like David's life). However, you can also toggle "Daily Psalms/Proverbs" in the sidebar if you prefer to have a constant stream of wisdom literature alongside the historical narrative.