Reading plan

Four Streams a Day

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M'Cheyne-style: four bookmarks moving through Scripture at once, for a year.

The reading

Day 337 of 365

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The Law and the Histories

The Prophets and the Wisdom

Nahum 1

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Days 331–360 of 365

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About this plan

You keep four bookmarks instead of one. Every day you read a little from each place, so a single sitting holds a story from the Law, a word from the Prophets, a page of the Gospels, and a piece of a letter.

Reading this way, the parts start explaining each other. The sacrifice you read about on Tuesday morning is the one Hebrews is arguing about on Tuesday afternoon.

The shape comes from Robert Murray M'Cheyne, a Scottish pastor who gave his congregation a four-column calendar in 1842. His version reads the New Testament and the Psalms twice in a year; this one reads the whole Bible through once, so the two shorter streams take a day off here and there rather than doubling up.

The shape of it

Days: 365
Chapters: 1,189
Chapters a day: 3.3

The Law and the Histories
The Prophets and the Wisdom
The Gospels and the Psalms
The Church and the Letters