God's Prophets
| DATE | DAY | READING |
|---|---|---|
| 1-Jan | Wed | LUKE 1 |
| 2-Jan | Thu | LUKE 2 |
| 3-Jan | Fri | LUKE 3 |
| 6-Jan | Mon | LUKE 4 |
| 7-Jan | Tue | LUKE 5 |
| 8-Jan | Wed | LUKE 6 |
| 9-Jan | Thu | LUKE 7 |
| 10-Jan | Fri | LUKE 8 |
| 13-Jan | Mon | LUKE 9 |
| 14-Jan | Tue | LUKE 10 |
| 15-Jan | Wed | LUKE 11 |
| 16-Jan | Thu | LUKE 12 |
| 17-Jan | Fri | LUKE 13 |
| 20-Jan | Mon | LUKE 14 |
| 21-Jan | Tue | LUKE 15 |
| 22-Jan | Wed | LUKE 16 |
| 23-Jan | Thu | LUKE 17 |
| 24-Jan | Fri | LUKE 18 |
| 27-Jan | Mon | LUKE 19 |
| 28-Jan | Tue | LUKE 20 |
| 29-Jan | Wed | LUKE 21 |
| 30-Jan | Thu | LUKE 22 |
| 31-Jan | Fri | LUKE 23 |
How to Read The Bible
Find the flow of thought. Look for key facts. Who wrote, when, under what conditions, regarding what theme, for what purpose? Use Rudyard Kipling’s six basic questions to analyze a passage. He wrote in The Elephant’s Child,
I keep six honest serving men
(They taught me all I knew);
Their names are What and Why And When
And How and Where and Who.