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Learn Nach Yomi with the Orthodox Union 2017-2020 | P”St - U”Ist Learn Nach Yomi with the Orthodox Union 2017-2020 | p”st - u”ist MARCH 2018 3/21 II Samuel 8 3/1 I Samuel 19 3/11 I Samuel 29 3/22 II Samuel 9 3/2 I Samuel 20 3/12 I Samuel 30 3/23 II Samuel 10 3/3 I Samuel 21 3/13 I Samuel 31 3/24 II Samuel 11 3/4 I Samuel 22 3/14 II Samuel 1 DECEMBER 2017 12/28 Joshua 1 12/30 Joshua 3 3/25 II Samuel 12 3/5 I Samuel 23 3/15 II Samuel 2 3/26 II Samuel 13 ---- N E V I ’ I M -------- 12/29 Joshua 2 12/31 Joshua 4 3/6 I Samuel 24 3/16 II Samuel 3 3/27 II Samuel 14 3/7 I Samuel 25 3/17 II Samuel 4 3/28 II Samuel 15 3/8 I Samuel 26 3/18 II Samuel 5 3/29 II Samuel 16 3/9 I Samuel 27 3/19 II Samuel 6 3/30 II Samuel 17 JANUARY 2018 1/21 Judges 1 3/10 I Samuel 28 3/20 II Samuel 7 3/31 II Samuel 18 1/1 Joshua 5 1/11 Joshua 15 1/22 Judges 2 1/2 Joshua 6 1/12 Joshua 16 1/23 Judges 3 1/3 Joshua 7 1/13 Joshua 17 1/24 Judges 4 APRIL 2018 1/4 Joshua 8 1/14 Joshua 18 1/25 Judges 5 4/1 II Samuel 19 4/11 I Kings 5 4/21 I Kings 15 1/5 Joshua 9 1/15 Joshua 19 1/26 Judges 6 4/2 II Samuel 20 4/12 I Kings 6 4/22 I Kings 16 1/6 Joshua 10 1/16 Joshua 20 1/27 Judges 7 4/3 II Samuel 21 4/13 I Kings 7 4/23 I Kings 17 1/7 Joshua 11 1/17 Joshua 21 1/28 Judges 8 4/4 II Samuel 22 4/14 I Kings 8 4/24 I Kings 18 1/8 Joshua 12 1/18 Joshua 22 1/29 Judges 9 4/5 II Samuel 23 4/15 I Kings 9 4/25 I Kings 19 1/9 Joshua 13 1/19 Joshua 23 1/30 Judges 10 4/6 II Samuel 24 4/16 I Kings 10 4/26 I Kings 20 1/10 Joshua 14 1/20 Joshua 24 1/31 Judges 11 4/7 I Kings 1 4/17 I Kings 11 4/27 I Kings 21 4/8 I Kings 2 4/18 I Kings 12 4/28 I Kings 22 4/9 I Kings 3 4/19 I Kings 13 4/29 II Kings 1 4/10 I Kings 4 4/20 I Kings 14 4/30 II Kings 2 FEBRUARY 2018 2/19 I Samuel 9 2/1 Judges 12 2/10 Judges 21 2/20 I Samuel 10 5/21 II Kings 23 2/2 Judges 13 2/11 I Samuel 1 2/21 I Samuel 11 MAY 2018 5/1 II Kings 3 5/11 II Kings 13 5/22 II Kings 24 2/3 Judges 14 2/12 I Samuel 2 2/22 I Samuel 12 5/2 II Kings 4 5/12 II Kings 14 5/23 II Kings 25 2/4 Judges 15 2/13 I Samuel 3 2/23 I Samuel 13 5/3 II Kings 5 5/13 II Kings 15 5/24 Isaiah 1 2/5 Judges 16 2/14 I Samuel 4 2/24 I Samuel 14 5/4 II Kings 6 5/14 II Kings 16 5/25 Isaiah 2 2/6 Judges 17 2/15 I Samuel 5 2/25 I Samuel 15 5/5 II Kings 7 5/15 II Kings 17 5/26 Isaiah 3 2/7 Judges 18 2/16 I Samuel 6 2/26 I Samuel 16 5/6 II Kings 8 5/16 II Kings 18 5/27 Isaiah 4 2/8 Judges 19 2/17 I Samuel 7 2/27 I Samuel 17 5/7 II Kings 9 5/17 II Kings 19 5/28 Isaiah 5 2/9 Judges 20 2/18 I Samuel 8 2/28 I Samuel 18 5/8 II Kings 10 5/18 II Kings 20 5/29 Isaiah 6 5/9 II Kings 11 5/19 II Kings 21 5/30 Isaiah 7 5/10 II Kings 12 5/20 II Kings 22 5/31 Isaiah 8 | www.outorah.org Subscribe to the Nach Yomi daily email at www.ou.org/nachyomi | Page 1 of 4 Learn Nach Yomi with the Orthodox Union 2017-2020 | p”st - 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