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dailybreadcalendarfinal 9/7/07 9:29 AM Page 8 Notes Daily - Bread _________________________________ _________________________________ being a _________________________________ _________________________________ Calendar for Reading Through the _________________________________ _________________________________ WWorordd of God In a Year _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ By the late Rev. R.M. M’Cheyne, M.A. dailybreadcalendarfinal 9/7/07 9:29 AM Page 7 The Advantages 1. The whole Bible will be read through in an December orderly manner in the course of a year. – The Old Testament once, The New Testament and Acts The law of his God is in his heart; none of his steps shall slide. twice. I fear many of you never read the whole Bible, Family Day Secret and yet it is all equally divine. “All Scripture is given 1 Chronicles 29. 2 Peter 3 . 1st . Micah 6. Luke 15 by inspiration of God, and is profitable for the doc 2 Chronicles 1. 1 John 1 . 2nd . Micah 7 . Luke 16 trine, for reproof, for correction and instruction in 2 Chronicles 2 . 1 John 2 . 3rd. Nahum 1 . Luke 17 righteousness, that the man of God may be perfect.” 2 Chronicles 3-4. 1 John 3 . 4th. Nahum 2. Luke 18 2 Chron. 5-6:11. 1 John 4 . 5th . Nahum 3. Luke 19 If we pass over some parts of Scripture we will be 2 Chron. 6-12ff. 1 John 5 . 6th. Habakkuk 1 . Luke 20 incomplete Christians. 2 Chronicles 7. 2 John 1 . 7th . Habakkuk 2 . Luke 21 2. Time will not be wasted in choosing what 2 Chronicles 8 . 3 John 1 . 8th. Habakkuk 3 . Luke 22 portions to read. – Often believers are at a loss to 2 Chronicles 9 . Jude 1 . 9th. Zephaniah 1 . Luke 23 2 Chronicles 10 . Revelation 1 . 10th. Zephaniah 2 . Luke 24 determine towards which part of the mountains of 2 Chron. 11-12 . Revelation 2. 11th . Zephaniah 3 . John 1 spices they should bend their steps. Here the question 2 Chronicles 13. Revelation 3. 12th . Haggai 1 . John 2 will be solved at once in a very simple manner. 2 Chron. 14-15 . Revelation 4. 13th . Haggai 2 . John 3 3. The Pastor will know in which part of the 2 Chronicles 16. Revelation 5. 14th . Zechariah 1. John 4 2 Chronicles 17. Revelation 6. 15th . Zechariah 2 . John 5 pasture the flock are feeding. – He will thus be 2 Chronicles 18 . Revelation 7. 16th . Zechariah 3 . John 6 enabled to speak more suitably to them on the 2 Chron. 19-20 . Revelation 8 . 17th . Zechariah 4 . John 7 Sabbath: and both the pastor and elders will be able 2 Chronicles 21. Revelation 9. 18th . Zechariah 5 . John 8 to drop a word of light and comfort in visiting from 2 Chron. 22-23. Revelation 10. 19th . Zechariah 6 . John 9 house to house, which will be more readily responded to. 2 Chronicles 24 . Revelation 11 . 20th . Zechariah 7. John 10 2 Chronicles 25 . Revelation 12. 21st . Zechariah 8 . John 11 4. The sweet bond of Christian love and unity will 2 Chronicles 26 . Revelation 13. 22nd . Zechariah 9 . John 12 be strengthened. – We shall often be lead to think of 1 Chron. 27-28 . Revelation 14. 23rd . Zechariah 10 . John 13 those dear brothers and sisters in the Lord, who agree to 2 Chronicles 29 . Revelation 15 . 24th. Zechariah 11 . John 14 join with us in reading these portions. We shall oftener 2 Chronicles 30 . Revelation 16. 25th. Zech. 12-13:1 . John 15 be led to agree on earth, touching something we shall 2 Chronicles 31. Revelation 17 . 26th. Zech. 13-2ff . John 16 2 Chronicles 32 . Revelation 18. 27th. Zechariah 14. John 17 ask of God. We shall pray over the same promises, 2 Chronicles 33 . Revelation 19. 28th. Malachi 1 . John 18 mourn over the same confessions, praise God in the 2 Chronicles 34 . Revelation 20 . 29th. Malachi 2 . John 19 same songs, and be nourished by the same words of 2 Chronicles 35 . Revelation 21. 30th . Malachi 3 . John 20 eternal life. 2 Chronicles 36 . Revelation 22 . 31st . Malachi 4 . John 21 dailybreadcalendarfinal 9/7/07 9:29 AM Page 6 Directions November 1. The centre column contains the day of the month. The first two columns contain the As new-born babes, desire the sincere milk of the word, that you may grow thereby. chapters to be read in the family. The two last columns contain the portions to be read in Family Day Secret secret. 2 Kings 14 . 2 Timothy 4 . 1st . Hosea 7 . Psalms 120-122 2. The head of the family should previously read 2 Kings 15 . Titus 1 . 2nd . Hosea 8 . Psalms 123-125 each chapter for family worship, and mark two or 2 Kings 16 . Titus 2. 3rd. Hosea 9 . Psalms 126-128 three of the most prominent verses, upon which 2 Kings 17 . Titus 3. 4th. Hosea 10 . Psalms 129-131 2 Kings 18 . Philemon 1. 5th . Hosea 11. Psalms 132-134 he may dwell, giving a few explanatory thoughts 2 Kings 19 . Hebrews 1 . 6th. Hosea 12 . Psalms 135-136 and asking a few simple questions. 2 Kings 20. Hebrews 2 . 7th . Hosea 13 . Psalms 137-138 3. Frequently the portion named in the calendar for 2 Kings 21 . Hebrews 3 . 8th. Hosea 14 . Psalms 139 the family reading might be read more suitably in 2 Kings 22. Hebrews 4 . 9th. Joel 1 . Psalms 140-141 secret: in which case the head of the family 2 Kings 23. Hebrews 5 . 10th. Joel 2 . Psalms 142 2 Kings 24. Hebrews 6 . 11th . Joel 3 . Psalms 143 should intimate that it be read in private, and the 2 Kings 25 . Hebrews 7 . 12th . Amos 1 . Psalms 144 chapter for secret reading may be used in the 1 Chronicles 1-2 . Hebrews 8 . 13th . Amos 2. Psalms 145 family. 1 Chronicles 3-4 . Hebrews 9 . 14th . Amos 3. Psalms 146-147 4. The portions read, both for family and private 1 Chronicles 5-6 . Hebrews 10 . 15th . Amos 4. Psalms 148-150 readings, would be greatly illuminated if they 1 Chronicles 7-8 . Hebrews 11. 16th . Amos 5. Luke 1:1-38 1 Chronicles 9-10 Hebrews 12 . 17th . Amos 6. Luke 1:39ff were preceded by a moment’s silent prayer – 1 Chron. 11-12... Hebrews 13 . 18th . Amos 7. Luke 2 “Open Thou mine eyes, that I may behold 1 Chron. 13-14 .. James 1.......... 19th .. Amos 8..... Luke 3 wondrous things out of Thy law” (Ps. Cxix. 18) 1 Chronicles 15 . James 2 . 20th . Amos 9. Luke 4 5. Let the conversation at the family meals 1 Chronicles 16 . James 3 . 21st . Obadiah 1 . Luke 5 frequently turn upon the chapter read. Thus 1 Chronicles 17 . James 4 . 22nd . Jonah 1 . Luke 6 1 Chronicles 18. James 5 . 23rd . Jonah 2 . Luke 7 every meal will be a sacrament, being sanctified 1 Chron. 19-20 . 1 Peter 1 . 24th. Jonah 3 . Luke 8 by the Word and prayer. 1 Chronicles 21 . 1 Peter 2 ......... 25th. Jonah 4 . Luke 9 6. Let our private reading precede the dawning of 1 Chronicles 23. 1 Peter 3 ......... 26th.. Micah 1 .... Luke 10 the day. Let God’s voice be the first we hear in 1 Chronicles 23. 1 Peter 4 . 27th. Micah 2 . Luke 11 the morning. Mark two or three of the richest 1 Chron. 24-25 . 1 Peter 5 . 28th. Micah 3 . Luke 12 verses, and pray over every line and word of 1 Chron. 26-27 . 2 Peter 1 . 29th. Micah 4 . Luke 13 1 Chronicles 28 . 2 Peter 2......... 30th . Micah 5 . Luke 14 them. Let the marks be neatly done, never so as to abuse a copy of the bible. dailybreadcalendarfinal 9/7/07 9:29 AM Page 5 January October This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased, O! how I love thy law; it is my meditation all the day. hear ye him. Family Day Secret Family Day Secret 1 Kings 3 . Ephesians 1 . 1st . Ezekiel 34 . Psalms 83-84 Genesis 1 . Matthew 1 . 1st. Ezra 1. Acts 1 1 Kings 4-5 . Ephesians 2 . 2nd . Ezekiel 35 . Psalms 85 Genesis 2. Matthew 2. 2nd. Ezra 2 . Acts 2 1 Kings 6 . Ephesians 3 . 3rd . Ezekiel 36 . Psalms 86 Genesis 3....... Matthew 3. 3rd . Ezra 3 . Acts 3 1 Kings 7 . Ephesians 4 . 4th. Ezekiel 37 . Psalms 87-88 Genesis 4. Matthew 4. 4th . Ezra 4 . Acts 4 1 Kings 8 . Ephesians 5 . 5th. Ezekiel 38 . Psalms 89 Genesis 5. Matthew 5. 5th . Ezra 5 . Acts 5 1 Kings 9 . Ephesians 6 . 6th. Ezekiel 39 . Psalms 90 Genesis 6. Matthew 6. 6th . Ezra 6 . Acts 6 1 Kings 10 . Philippians 1 . 7th. Ezekiel 40 . Psalms 91 Genesis 7 . Matthew 7 . 7th . Ezra 7 . Acts 7 1 Kings 11. Philippians 2 . 8th. Ezekiel 41 . Psalms 92-93 Genesis 8. Matthew 8. 8th . Ezra 8 . Acts 8 1 Kings 12 . Philippians 3 . 9th. Ezekiel 42 . Psalms 94 Genesis 9-10 . Matthew 9. 9th . Ezra 9 . Acts 9 1 Kings 13 . Philippians 4 . 10th. Ezekiel 43 . Psalms 95-96 Genesis 11 . Matthew 10. 10th . Ezra 10 . Acts 10 1 Kings 14 . Colossians 1 . 11th . Ezekiel 44 . Psalms 97-98 Genesis 12 . Matthew 11 . 11th. Nehemiah 1 . Acts 11 1 Kings 15 . Colossians 2. 12th. Ezekiel 45 . Psalms 99-101 Genesis 13 ...... Matthew 12 .... 12th .... Nehemiah 2 . Acts 12 1 Kings 16 . Colossians 3. 13th. Ezekiel 46 . Psalms 102 Genesis 14 . Matthew 13 . 13th . Nehemiah 3 .
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