Scripture for Life: Daily Bible Reading

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 314: Matthew 23-24 For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 313: Matthew 21-22 For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 312: Matthew 18-20 For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 311: Matthew 15-17 (I read Elias as Elijah and Esaias as Isaiah. They are the same name.)For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 310: Matthew 13-14 (I will read Isaiah for Esaias.)For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 309: Matthew 10-12 (I read Elias as Elijah and Esaias as Isaiah. They are the same name.)For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 308: Matthew 8-9 (I will read Isaiah for Esaias.)For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 307: Matthew 5-7 For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 306: Matthew 1-4 (I used New King James to read the names for the genealogy and other names throughout these chapters.)For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.

If you enjoy these readings and want to help others find them, please like, share and comment to help them appear in more searches. Also, subscribe or follow to make this podcast more visible to others.This is a Daily Bible Reading in the King James Bible. For the Old Testament (OT), it is in chronological order of Law to Prophets to Writings. For the New Testament (NT), it is in order of authorship.This has a short prayer at the beginning (maybe a minute), a daily reading, and a short prayer at the end. To ensure that I am not misunderstanding copyright laws, we will use the King James Version. It is more difficult to understand because the English language has changed so much since it is written, but it is public domain. However, follow along in another version. This will help you to understand some of the differences between translations. I like NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV, NASB, or NET for following along. The NKJV and ESV will be translated the most like what I am reading.The Blue Letter Bible Historical Reading Plan @ https://www.blueletterbible.org/assets/pdf/dbrp/1Yr_HistoricalPlan.pdfDay 305: Mark 15-16 (I read Elias as Elijah. It is the same.)I think you will find these videos interesting:https://youtu.be/w9qL8iuFFzo?si=YGT6BTMVfLimJRT8 (Jesus' Tomb Explained - the evidence and the story!)https://youtu.be/M3kK7Fd2jw4?si=AaC7WSC725NQNxKf (Did Jesus' Tomb Look Like This?)For the video version of this podcast, which includes text to read along, visit Spotify directly:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CQJABH2d9VC8KVXcmCHUR?si=HTq3RHwMRE2YdaoBsQUEEw(This is also good for when YouTube tries to block or make "private" my podcast.)To learn more about me and see all of my links, go to my website www.jonrachel.com. You can also donate here if you want to financially support what I am doing. Please subscribe so that you will be notified of new episodes! Also, ask your friends to subscribe on both Spotify and YouTube. The more followers we have, the more we will be noticed by others who need to find us.