ONE YEAR BIBLE STUDY PLAN



BIBLE STUDY


JANUARY PLAN


D.1:  Genesis 1 - 3
         Romans 1


D.2:  Genesis 4 - 6
           Romans 2


D.3:  Genesis 7 - 9
          Romans 3
    

D.4:  Genesis 10 - 12
          Romans 4


D.5:  Genesis 13 - 15
          Romans 5


D.6:  Genesis 16 - 17
          Romans 6


D.7:  Genesis 18 - 19
          Romans 7


D.8:  Genesis 20 - 22
          Romans 8:1-21


D.9:  Genesis 23 - 24
         Romans 8: 22-39


D.10:  Genesis 25 - 26
             Romans 9:1-15
 

D.11:  Genesis 27 - 28
             Romans 9:16-33
             

D.12:   Genesis 29 - 30
             Romans 10


D.13:   Genesis 31 - 32
             Romans 11:1 - 18
              

D.14:   Genesis 33 - 35
             Romans 11:19-36


D.15:   Genesis 36-38
              Romans 12
             

D.16:    Genesis 39 - 40
               Romans 13



D.17:   Genesis 41 - 42
             Romans 14


D.18:   Genesis 43 - 45
              Romans 15:1-13



D.19:   Genesis 46 - 48
             Romans 15:14-33



D.20:   Genesis 49 - 50
             Romans 16


D.21:    Isaiah 1 - 2
              Mark : 1 - 22



D.22:   Isaiah 3 - 4
             Mark 1:23-45



D.23:   Isaiah 5 - 6
             Mark 2



D.24:   Isaiah 7 - 8
             Mark 3: 1-19



D.25:   Isaiah 9 - 10
            Mark 3:20-35



D.26:   Isaiah 11 - 13
            Mark 4: 1 - 20



D.27:   Isaiah 14 - 16
            Mark 4: 22 - 41



D.28:   Isaiah 17 - 19
             Mark 5: 1 - 20
             


D.29:  Isaiah 20 - 22
            Mark 5: 21 - 43



D.30:   Isaiah 23 - 25
             Mark 6:1 - 29


D.31:   Isaiah 26 - 27
            Mark 6: 30 - 56



Please, do study diligently. Above all, your Spiritual growth matters the most.





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