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READe BOOK THE OLD TESTAMENT February 1–6 March 8–13 April 12–17 Mon: Exodus 28-30 Mon: Deuteronomy 16-18 Mon: 1 Samuel 23-25 2021 Tues: Exodus 31-33 Tues: Deuteronomy 19-21 Tues: 1 Samuel 26-28 Wed: Exodus 34-36 Wed: Deuteronomy 22-24 Wed: 1 Samuel 29-31 January 1–2 Thurs: Exodus 37-40 Thurs: Deuteronomy 25-27 Thurs: 2 Samuel 1-3 Fri: Genesis 1-3 Fri: Leviticus 1-3 Fri: Deuteronomy 28-30 Fri: 2 Samuel 4-6 Sat: Genesis 4-6 Sat: Leviticus 4-6 Sat: Deuteronomy 31-32 Sat: 2 Samuel 7-9 January 4–9 February 8–13 March 15–20 April 19–24 Mon: Genesis 7-9 Mon: Leviticus 7-9 Mon: Deuteronomy 33-34 Mon: 2 Samuel 10-12 Tues: Genesis 10-12 Tues: Leviticus 10-12 Tues: Joshua 1-3 Tues: 2 Samuel 13-15 Wed: Genesis 13-15 Wed: Leviticus 13-15 Wed: Joshua 4-6 Wed: 2 Samuel 16-18 Thurs: Genesis 16-18 Thurs: Leviticus 16-18 Thurs: Joshua 7-9 Thurs: 2 Samuel 19-21 Fri: Genesis 19-21 Fri: Leviticus 19-21 Fri: Joshua 10-12 Fri: 2 Samuel 22-24 Sat: Genesis 22-24 Sat: Leviticus 22-24 Sat: Joshua 13-15 Sat: 1 Kings 1-4 January 11–16 February 15–20 March 22–27 April 26–May 1 Mon: Genesis 25-27 Mon: Leviticus 25-27 Mon: Joshua 16-18 Mon: 1 Kings 5-7 Tues: Genesis 28-30 Tues: Numbers 1-3 Tues: Joshua 19-21 Tues: 1 Kings 8-10 Wed: Genesis 31-33 Wed: Numbers 4-6 Wed: Joshua 22-24 Wed: 1 Kings 11-13 Thurs: Genesis 34-36 Thurs: Numbers 7-9 Thurs: Judges 1-3 Thurs: 1 Kings 14-16 Fri: Genesis 37-39 Fri: Numbers 10-12 Fri: Judges 4-6 Fri: 1 Kings 17-19 Sat: Genesis 40-42 Sat: Numbers 13-15 Sat: Judges 7-9 Sat: 1 Kings 20-22 January 18–23 February 22–27 March 29–April 3 May 3–8 Mon: Genesis 43-45 Mon: Numbers 16-18 Mon: Judges 10-12 Mon: 2 Kings 1-3 Tues: Genesis 46-48 Tues: Numbers 19-21 Tues: Judges 13-15 Tues: 2 Kings 4-7 Wed: Genesis 49-50 Wed: Numbers 22-24 Wed: Judges 16-18 Wed: 2 Kings 8-10 Thurs: Exodus 1-3 Thurs: Numbers 25-27 Thurs: Judges 19-21 Thurs: 2 Kings 11-13 Fri: Exodus 4-6 Fri: Numbers 28-30 Fri: Ruth 1-4 Fri: 2 Kings 14-16 Sat: Exodus 7-9 Sat: Numbers 31-33 Sat: 1 Samuel 1-4 Sat: 2 Kings 17-19 January 25–30 March 1–6 April 5–10 May 10–15 Mon: Exodus 10-12 Mon: Numbers 34-36 Mon: 1 Samuel 5-7 Mon: 2 Kings 20-22 Tues: Exodus 13-15 Tues: Deuteronomy 1-3 Tues: 1 Samuel 8-10 Tues: 2 Kings 23-25 Wed: Exodus 16-18 Wed: Deuteronomy 4-6 Wed: 1 Samuel 11-13 Wed: 1 Chronicles 1-3 Thurs: Exodus 19-21 Thurs: Deuteronomy 7-9 Thurs: 1 Samuel 14-16 Thurs: 1 Chronicles 4-6 Fri: Exodus 22-24 Fri: Deuteronomy 10-12 Fri: 1 Samuel 17-19 Fri: 1 Chronicles 7-9 Sat: Exodus 25-27 Sat: Deuteronomy 13-15 Sat: 1 Samuel 20-22 Sat: 1 Chronicles 10-12 PeachtreeChurch.com/ReadTheBook THE OLD TESTAMENT READe BOOK January 1 – December 29, 2021 May 17–22 June 28–July 3 August 9–14 September 20–25 Mon: 1 Chronicles 13-15 Mon: Job 25-27 Mon: Psalm 91-93 Mon: Song of Songs 5-8 Tues: 1 Chronicles 16-18 Tues: Job 28-30 Tues: Psalm 94-96 Tues: Isaiah 1-3 Wed: 1 Chronicles 19-21 Wed: Job 31-33 Wed: Psalm 97-99 Wed: Isaiah 4-6 Thurs: 1 Chronicles 22-24 Thurs: Job 34-36 Thurs: Psalm 100-102 Thurs: Isaiah 7-9 Fri: 1 Chronicles 25-27 Fri: Job 37-39 Fri: Psalm 103-105 Fri: Isaiah 10-12 Sat: 1 Chronicles 28-29 Sat: Job 40-42 Sat: Psalm 106-108 Sat: Isaiah 13-15 May 24–29 July 5–10 August 16–21 September 27–October 2 Mon: 2 Chronicles 1-3 Mon: Psalm 1-3 Mon: Psalm 109-111 Mon: Isaiah 16-18 Tues: 2 Chronicles 4-6 Tues: Psalm 4-6 Tues: Psalm 112-114 Tues: Isaiah 19-21 Wed: 2 Chronicles 7-9 Wed: Psalm 7-9 Wed: Psalm 115-116 Wed: Isaiah 22-24 Thurs: 2 Chronicles 10-12 Thurs: Psalm 10-12 Thurs: Psalm 117-118 Thurs: Isaiah 25-27 Fri: 2 Chronicles 13-15 Fri: Psalm 13-15 Fri: Psalm 119 Fri: Isaiah 28-30 Sat: 2 Chronicles 16-18 Sat: Psalm 16-18 Sat: Psalm 120-122 Sat: Isaiah 31-33 May 31–June 5 July 12–17 August 23–28 October 4–9 Mon: 2 Chronicles 19-21 Mon: Psalm 19-21 Mon: Psalm 123-125 Mon: Isaiah 34-36 Tues: 2 Chronicles 22-24 Tues: Psalm 22-24 Tues: Psalm 126-128 Tues: Isaiah 37-39 Wed: 2 Chronicles 25-27 Wed: Psalm 25-27 Wed: Psalm 129-131 Wed: Isaiah 40-42 Thurs: 2 Chronicles 28-30 Thurs: Psalm 28-30 Thurs: Psalm 132-134 Thurs: Isaiah 43-45 Fri: 2 Chronicles 31-33 Fri: Psalm 31-33 Fri: Psalm 135-137 Fri: Isaiah 46-48 Sat: 2 Chronicles 34-36 Sat: Psalm 34-36 Sat: Psalm 138-140 Sat: Isaiah 49-51 June 7–12 July 19–24 August 30–September 4 October 11–16 Mon: Ezra 1-3 Mon: Psalm 37-39 Mon: Psalm 141-143 Mon: Isaiah 52-54 Tues: Ezra 4-6 Tues: Psalm 40-42 Tues: Psalm 144-146 Tues: Isaiah 55-57 Wed: Ezra 7-10 Wed: Psalm 43-45 Wed: Psalm 147-150 Wed: Isaiah 58-60 Thurs: Nehemiah 1-3 Thurs: Psalm 46-48 Thurs: Proverbs 1-3 Thurs: Isaiah 61-63 Fri: Nehemiah 4-6 Fri: Psalm 49-51 Fri: Proverbs 4-6 Fri: Isaiah 64-66 Sat: Nehemiah 7-9 Sat: Psalm 52-54 Sat: Proverbs 7-9 Sat: Jeremiah 1-3 June 14–19 July 26–31 September 6–11 October 18–23 Mon: Nehemiah 10-13 Mon: Psalm 55-57 Mon: Proverbs 10-12 Mon: Jeremiah 4-6 Tues: Esther 1-3 Tues: Psalm 58-60 Tues: Proverbs 13-15 Tues: Jeremiah 7-9 Wed: Esther 4-6 Wed: Psalm 61-63 Wed: Proverbs 16-18 Wed: Jeremiah 10-12 Thurs: Esther 7-10 Thurs: Psalm 64-66 Thurs: Proverbs 19-21 Thurs: Jeremiah 13-15 Fri: Job 1-3 Fri: Psalm 67-69 Fri: Proverbs 22-24 Fri: Jeremiah 16-18 Sat: Job 4-6 Sat: Psalm 70-72 Sat: Proverbs 25-28 Sat: Jeremiah 19-21 June 21–26 August 2–7 September 13–18 October 25–30 Mon: Job 7-9 Mon: Psalm 73-75 Mon: Proverbs 29-31 Mon: Jeremiah 22-24 Tues: Job 10-12 Tues: Psalm 76-78 Tues: Ecclesiastes 1-3 Tues: Jeremiah 25-27 Wed: Job 13-15 Wed: Psalm 79-81 Wed: Ecclesiastes 4-6 Wed: Jeremiah 28-30 Thurs: Job 16-18 Thurs: Psalm 82-84 Thurs: Ecclesiastes 7-9 Thurs: Jeremiah 31-33 Fri: Job 19-21 Fri: Psalm 85-87 Fri: Ecclesiastes 10-12 Fri: Jeremiah 34-36 Sat: Job 22-24 Sat: Psalm 88-90 Sat: Song of Songs 1-4 Sat: Jeremiah 37-39 PeachtreeChurch.com/ReadTheBook THE OLD TESTAMENT READe BOOK January 1 – December 29, 2021 November 1–6 November 22–27 December 6–11 December 20–25 Mon: Jeremiah 40-42 Mon: Ezekiel 37-39 Mon: Joel 1-3 Mon: Haggai 1-2 Tues: Jeremiah 43-45 Tues: Ezekiel 40-42 Tues: Amos 1-3 Tues: Zechariah 1-2 Wed: Jeremiah 46-48 Wed: Ezekiel 43-45 Wed: Amos 4-6 Wed: Zechariah 3-4 Thurs: Jeremiah 49-52 Thurs: Ezekiel 46-48 Thurs: Amos 7-9 Thurs: Zechariah 5-6 Fri: Lamentations 1-2 Fri: Daniel 1-3 Fri: Obadiah 1 Fri: Zechariah 7-8 Sat: Lamentations 3-5 Sat: Daniel 4-6 Sat: Jonah 1-4 Sat: Zechariah 9-10 November 8–13 November 29–December 4 December 13–18 December 27–29 Mon: Ezekiel 1-3 Mon: Daniel 7-9 Mon: Micah 1-2 Mon: Zechariah 11-12 Tues: Ezekiel 4-6 Tues: Daniel 10-12 Tues: Micah 3-4 Tues: Zechariah 13-14 Wed: Ezekiel 7-9 Wed: Hosea 1-4 Wed: Micah 5-7 Wed: Malachi 1-4 Thurs: Ezekiel 10-12 Thurs: Hosea 5-7 Thurs: Nahum 1-3 Fri: Ezekiel 13-15 Fri: Hosea 8-10 Fri: Habakkuk 1-3 Sat: Ezekiel 16-18 Sat: Hosea 11-14 Sat: Zephaniah 1-3 November 15–20 Mon: Ezekiel 19-21 Tues: Ezekiel 22-24 Wed: Ezekiel 25-27 Thurs: Ezekiel 28-30 Fri: Ezekiel 31-33 Sat: Ezekiel 34-36 PeachtreeChurch.com/ReadTheBook.
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    Isaiah: Salvation Comes From God The creator of “Interesting Facts About Isaiah” from Barnes Bible Charts says that “Isaiah is like a miniature Bible: The first Daily Steps 39 chapters, like the 39 books of the Old Testament, are filled 1. Read the scripture selection for the day. with judgment upon immoral and idolatrous men. The final 27 2. Use the Bible study questions to help you process the content. chapters, like the 27 books of the New Testament, declare a message of hope.” 3. Pray for understanding, application, and obedience. 4. Spend a few moments memorizing the verse for the month and its reference. Day Reading Day Reading 1 Isaiah 1-2 16 Isaiah 35-36 Specific Questions to Process 2 Isaiah 3-5 17 Isaiah 37-38 1. What does this passage teach me about God and His character? 3 Isaiah 6-8 18 Isaiah 39-40 2. What does this passage teach me about Israel and God’s 4 Isaiah 9-10 19 Isaiah 41-42 relationship with it? 5 Isaiah 11-13 20 Isaiah 43-44 3. What does this passage teach me about who God uses in the 6 Isaiah 14-15 21 Isaiah 45-46 redemptive process? 7 Isaiah 16-17 22 Isaiah 47-48 4. What does this passage teach me about a personal relationship with 8 Isaiah 18-20 23 Isaiah 49-50 God? 9 Isaiah 21-22 24 Isaiah 51-52 10 Isaiah 23-24 25 Isaiah 53-55 5. What does this passage reveal about future events? 11 Isaiah 25-26 26 Isaiah 56-57 12 Isaiah 27-28 27 Isaiah 58-59 Further Application Questions 13 Isaiah 29-30 28 Isaiah 60-62 Is there a… 14 Isaiah 31-32 29 Isaiah 63-64 Grow 15 Isaiah 33-34 30 Isaiah 65-66 Sin to confess? Promise to claim? Memorization verse: “The grass withers, the flower fades, Example to follow? but the word of our God will stand forever.” Isaiah 40:8 Command to obey? Stumbling block to avoid? .