Study plans
A book, divided into days. Pick one and it lays the chapters out with the analysis beside each; sign in and it remembers where you are.
These are not curated plans. Nothing here claims that Romans 8 belongs on day eight, or that fourteen days is the right length for Genesis. It is the corpus’s own order, divided evenly, with the remainder on the early days so the plan does not end with the heaviest one. A plan with a teaching arc is a different thing, and somebody has to write it.
Old Testament
- Genesis50d
- Exodus40d
- Leviticus27d
- Numbers36d
- Deuteronomy34d
- Joshua24d
- Judges21d
- Ruth4d
- 1 Samuel31d
- 2 Samuel24d
- 1 Kings22d
- 2 Kings25d
- 1 Chronicles29d
- 2 Chronicles36d
- Ezra10d
- Nehemiah13d
- Esther10d
- Job42d
- Psalms150d
- Proverbs31d
- Ecclesiastes12d
- Song of Solomon8d
- Isaiah66d
- Jeremiah52d
- Lamentations5d
- Ezekiel48d
- Daniel12d
- Hosea14d
- Joel3d
- Amos9d
- Obadiah1d
- Jonah4d
- Micah7d
- Nahum3d
- Habakkuk3d
- Zephaniah3d
- Haggai2d
- Zechariah14d
- Malachi4d
New Testament
A plan through a topic — the chapters that carry it, in canonical order — is offered on the topic’s own page.