Bible-in-a-year
We are definately in the age of information. It is amazing to me the resources found at one's fingertips.I was looking for a Bible-in-a-Year program. I looked at a few, and have found Blue Letter Bible's to be very user-friendly.
It has accountability features for those who need a tugging reminder.
It also has 4 different tracks that include:
Straight Through
Chronological
Historical
OT/NT together
May your and my reading be heart-opening (and closing depending on the context)!
PS - Im looking for a daily readingin the Textus Receptus - any leads?
posted by shawn at Tuesday, December 27, 2005
5 Comments:
Thanks, Shawn for the Bible reading program link. I have read through the Bible chronologically a few times and have found that very beneficial. It is nice to find a site where they have all these programs laid out so nicely....Ginny
Go to PT and the link to historia ecclesiastica has a TR reading on the right side. It in HTML so you could cut and paste it on your blog.
Hey Nate,
I dont think thats a TR version. I already have placed that one on my blog... got the link from Edward Sean's Blog.
On the front page of zhubert.com it says, "...we have the Greek original behind the majority of modern translations (NIV,ESV,etc.)..."
But thanks for trying.
oops.
you could use a hard copy!
What's wrong with reading privately something besides the TR? The differences between the main printed GNT's are not meaningful given how God has providentially preserved the purity of his word in the copies despite the textual variants between the copies. So the way I see it, all readings (variants) that attained ecclessiastical currency in the Church must by the very nature of preservation be pure uncorrupted readings profitable for teaching and preaching even if not in point of fact the autographic reading. It is unlikely the current mainstream non-TR GNT's like the MT and the CT will prove themselves to be redacted from mutilated impure manuscripts, since they all each have Patristic support up the wazoo. So should be safe for private study.
This page should help you find the exact edition of the GNT you're looking for: http://www.bible-researcher.com/links03.html
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