Boring stuff

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I promise not to give daily progress reports on my new reading project, but if anyone cares, here is my reading schedule. (OK, I'm only posting it so I have easy access to my list from work & home, but someone somewhere might care... mightn't they?)

Subject to change without notice when Dad gets back to his books or I find more accurate info from another source:

The New Testament, in approximate chronological order by date written, in one month:

Friday	Nov. 26		1 Thessalonians; Galatians
Saturday	Nov. 27		1 Corinthians 1-11
Sunday	Nov. 28		1 Corinthians 12-16; 2 Corinthians 1-5
Monday	Nov. 29		2 Corinthians 6-13; Philippians
Tuesday	Nov. 30		Philemon; Romans 1-8
Wednesday	Dec. 1		Romans 9-16; Mark 1-3
Thursday	Dec. 2		Mark 4-9
Friday	Dec. 3		Mark 10-16
Saturday	Dec. 4		Matthew 1-9
Sunday	Dec. 5		Matthew 10-16
Monday	Dec. 6		Matthew 17-23
Tuesday	Dec. 7		Matthew 24-28
Wednesday	Dec. 8		Colossians; Luke 1-4
Thursday	Dec. 9		Luke 5-10
Friday	Dec. 10		Luke 11-17
Saturday	Dec. 11		Luke 18-23
Sunday	Dec. 12		Luke 24; Acts 1-7
Monday	Dec. 13		Acts 8-14
Tuesday	Dec. 14		Acts 15-21
Wednesday	Dec. 15		Acts 22-28; 2 Thessalonians
Thursday	Dec. 16		Hebrews
Friday	Dec. 17		Ephesians; Jude; 1 Peter
Saturday	Dec. 18		John 1-6
Sunday	Dec. 19		John 7-12
Monday	Dec. 20		John 13-21
Tuesday	Dec. 21		Revelation 1-15
Wednesday	Dec. 22		Revelation 16-22; 1 John
Thursday	Dec. 23		2 & 3 John; 1 & 2 Timothy
Friday	Dec. 24		Titus; James; 2 Peter

I'm starting tomorrow because tomorrow is the first day of Advent for us, since we go to church on Fridays. But of course I just realized that this week we'll be going to the Sunday service anyway, since tomorrow morning we have to cook for our potluck Thanksgiving dinner. Oh well!

Comments

Re: groovy

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Cool! (See, y_pestis, this time somebody DID care!)

I've never been the world's biggest fan of Paul, but I'm really enjoying the epistles this time through. I think reading the Qur'an gave me a very different perspective on the Bible.

Re: groovy

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So, did you make it? :-)

Re: groovy

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That's cool too. I definitely read with a little less attention and thought than I would have at a slower pace. I'm pretty sure that the mantra "Only five more chapters till I can fall asleep" is not a traditional step in lectio divina.

Are you back yet, or still in the U.S.?