Embark on a transformative journey through Scripture with this comprehensive 180-day reading plan by Dr. Patience Rose. Each day combines Old Testament passages, New Testament chapters, and Psalms to provide a balanced, chronological exploration of Yah’s Word. This structured approach makes reading the entire Bible twice in one year achievable and spiritually enriching.
5 chapters daily from Genesis through Malachi, following the historical and prophetic narrative chronologically through Israel's story.
New Testament
1-2 chapters daily through the Gospels, Acts, and Epistles, revealing Yahusha Messiah and the early church's formation.
Psalm
1 Psalm daily (Days 1-150), then 1 Proverb daily (Days 151-180), providing worship, wisdom, and reflection.
Time Commitment
Most readers complete each day's reading in 30-45 minutes. The plan is designed to be manageable while maintaining momentum through Scripture.
Old Testament: 15-20 minutes
New Testament: 10-15 minutes
Psalm/Proverb: 5 minutes
Flexibility Built In
Life happens! If you miss a day, simply continue where you left off. The goal is completion, not perfection. Consider reading ahead on weekends to create buffer days.
Complete 180-Day Reading Schedule
Days 1-30: Foundations in Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, and Matthew
Begin your journey with the foundational books of the Old Testament, covering creation, the exodus, and early laws, alongside the life and teachings of Jesus in Matthew.
Days 31-60: Journey through Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Ruth, and Mark, Luke
Continue with the Israelites' journey to the Promised Land, the period of the Judges, and the compelling story of Ruth, paralleled with the narratives of Jesus in Mark and Luke.
Days 61-90: Kingdoms Rise and Fall, Wisdom from Kings, and the Gospel of John
Delve into the history of Israel's kings, their successes and failures, wisdom from Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon, while meditating on the profound theological truths in the Gospel of John.
Days 91-120: Wisdom and Prophecy, from Job to Isaiah, and the Early Church in Acts
Journey through the wisdom of Job and the powerful prophecies of Isaiah, as you simultaneously witness the dynamic birth and growth of the early church in the book of Acts.
Days 121-150: Major Prophets and Pauline Epistles (Romans to Philippians)
Engage with the impactful prophecies of Ezekiel and Daniel, alongside Paul's profound theological letters, building a robust understanding of faith and Christian living.
Days 151-180: Minor Prophets, Wisdom, and Epistles to Revelation
Conclude your journey with the remaining Minor Prophets, continue gleaning wisdom from Proverbs, and explore the final New Testament letters including the prophetic book of Revelation, bringing God's complete story to a close.
Days 1-30: Foundations & Beginnings
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Days 1-10: Genesis & Matthew
Begin with Creation through Joseph's story in Egypt. Paired with Matthew 1-15 and Psalms 1-10, exploring Yahusha’s genealogy, birth, and early ministry.
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Days 11-20: Exodus & Matthew
Journey through Israel's deliverance from Egypt, the Ten Commandments, and Tabernacle instructions. Complete Matthew 16-28 and begin Mark, with Psalms 11-20.
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Days 21-30: Leviticus-Numbers & Mark-Luke
Study the Law, priestly duties, and Israel's wilderness wanderings. Read Mark 1-16 and begin Luke's Gospel, accompanied by Psalms 21-30.
Key Highlights
Creation and Fall of humanity
Abraham's covenant with God
Moses and the Exodus
The giving of the Law at Sinai
Yahusha’s birth and ministry begins
Reading Tips
Set aside 30-45 minutes daily
Read in a quiet, distraction-free space
Keep a journal for reflections
Don't rush through difficult passages
Pray before and after reading
Days 31-60: Law, Leadership & Gospel
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Days 31-40
Deuteronomy 1-34, Joshua 1-13. Moses's final words and Israel enters the Promised Land. Luke 2-16 reveals Jesus's teachings and parables.
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Days 41-50
Joshua 14-24, Judges 1-21, Ruth 1-4, 1 Samuel 1-14. Conquest of Canaan, period of Judges, and Samuel's birth. Luke 17-24, John 1-7.
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Days 51-60
1 Samuel 15-31, 2 Samuel 1-24, 1 Kings 1-9. Saul's decline, David's reign, and Solomon's temple. John 8-21, Acts 1-2, Psalms 51-60.
This month covers Israel's transition from wandering to nationhood, featuring pivotal leaders like Joshua, the Judges, Samuel, Saul, David, and Solomon. In the New Testament, complete Luke's Gospel and journey through John's profound theological narrative, culminating in Jesus's resurrection and the birth of the Church in Acts.
Israel splits into Northern and Southern kingdoms after Solomon's death, leading to centuries of conflict and spiritual decline.
Prophetic Voices
Elijah and Elisha perform miracles and call the nation back to Yah during times of apostasy and idolatry.
Exile & Return
Babylonian captivity ends as remnant returns to rebuild temple and walls under Ezra and Nehemiah's leadership.
Gospel Spreads
Paul's missionary journeys establish churches throughout the Roman Empire, writing foundational epistles to believers.
Days 91-120: Wisdom, Worship & Doctrine
This segment immerses you in the poetic and wisdom literature of Scripture. Job's profound questions about suffering give way to the Psalms' honest expressions of worship, lament, and praise. Proverbs offers practical wisdom for daily living, while Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon explore life's meaning and love's beauty.
Days 91-96: Job & 1 Corinthians
Job 15-42, Psalms 1-12. Wrestling with suffering and God's sovereignty. 1 Corinthians 3-16 addresses church unity, spiritual gifts, and love.
Days 97-110: Psalms & 2 Corinthians
Psalms 3-72. David's prayers, praises, and laments. 2 Corinthians 1-13, Galatians 1-6 reveal Paul's heart for authentic ministry.
Days 111-120: Psalms & Prison Epistles
Psalms 73-122. Continued worship and wisdom. Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1-2 Thessalonians teach Kingdom living and Christ's return.
150
Total Psalms
The complete book of worship songs and prayers
31
Proverbs Chapters
One chapter for each day of the month
13
Paul's Letters
Epistles written to churches and individuals
Days 121-150: Wisdom Completed & Prophetic Vision
Days 121-135
Complete Psalms 123-150, all of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon. Finish Paul's pastoral epistles: 1-2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon.
Days 136-145
Begin Isaiah 1-46, the greatest messianic prophet. Read Hebrews 1-13, connecting Old Testament prophecy to Christ's fulfillment.
Days 146-150
Isaiah 47-66, Jeremiah 1-5. Prophecies of judgment and restoration. James 1-5, 1 Peter 1-3 provide practical Kingdom wisdom.
Isaiah's Messianic Prophecies
Isaiah contains some of Scripture's most beautiful prophecies about the coming Messiah. Key passages include the virgin birth (7:14), the suffering servant (53), and the promise of new heavens and new earth (65-66).
Isaiah 9:6 - "For unto us a child is born"
Isaiah 40:3 - Voice crying in the wilderness
Isaiah 53:5 - "By his wounds we are healed"
Isaiah 61:1 - Good news to the poor
Practical Wisdom
The New Testament letters provide guidance for daily Kingdom living, addressing faith, works, suffering, and perseverance in trials.
Days 151-180: Prophets & Revelation
The final month brings together the major and minor prophets with the culmination of biblical prophecy in Revelation. Jeremiah's warnings and lamentations, Ezekiel's visions, Daniel's prophecies, and the twelve minor prophets all point toward God's ultimate plan for redemption and restoration.
Days 151-160: Jeremiah & Lamentations
The weeping prophet's calls to repentance, Jerusalem's fall, and sorrowful laments. 1-2 Peter, 1-3 John, Jude, Revelation 1-2.
Days 161-170: Ezekiel
Dramatic visions of God's glory, valley of dry bones, and temple restoration. Revelation 3-12 unveils end-times prophecy.
Days 171-180: Daniel & Minor Prophets
Daniel's visions, Hosea through Micah's messages of judgment and hope. Complete Revelation 13-22, culminating in new creation.
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Major Prophets
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel - extensive prophecies of judgment, exile, and restoration
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Minor Prophets
Hosea through Malachi - twelve shorter books with powerful messages about God's covenant faithfulness
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Apocalyptic Vision
Revelation unveils the ultimate victory of Christ, final judgment, and eternal glory of the new heaven and earth
Maximizing Your Bible Reading Journey
Journal Your Insights
Keep a dedicated notebook to record meaningful verses, questions, and personal applications. Writing deepens understanding and creates a valuable spiritual record.
Find Reading Partners
Join or form a group following the same plan. Discussing passages with others enriches understanding and provides accountability and encouragement.
Pray Through Scripture
Begin and end each reading session with prayer. Ask the Holy Spirit for illumination and wisdom to understand and apply God's Word.
Use Study Resources
Enhance understanding with study Bibles, commentaries, and Bible dictionaries. These tools provide historical context and theological insights.
Set Realistic Goals
Choose a consistent time and place for reading. Morning routines work well for many, but find what fits your schedule and energy levels best.
Apply What You Learn
Scripture reading should transform life. Identify one practical application from each day's reading and intentionally live it out.
"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." - Psalm 119:105
Begin Your Journey Today
You're about to embark on one of the most rewarding spiritual journeys possible - reading God's complete revelation from Genesis to Revelation. In just 180 days, you'll encounter the full sweep of biblical history, theology, poetry, prophecy, and wisdom. You'll meet patriarchs and prophets, kings and apostles, and most importantly, you'll encounter Yahusha throughout Scripture.
This plan balances Old and New Testaments daily, helping you see connections between God's promises and their fulfillment. The Psalms and Proverbs provide daily worship and wisdom. Whether you're reading the Bible through for the first time or the tenth, this journey will deepen your faith, broaden your understanding, and transform your life.
Start Strong
Begin Day 1 with Genesis 1-5, Matthew 1, and Psalm 1. Set your reading time and location now.
Stay Consistent
Daily reading builds momentum. Even on difficult days, read something - consistency matters more than perfection.
Finish Well
In 180 days, you'll complete Revelation 22 and Proverbs 31. Celebrate this achievement and consider starting again!
May Yah richly bless your journey through His Word. "All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness." - 2 Timothy 3:16