Day 335: 1 Corinthians 10-13
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 335, is 1 Corinthians 10-13: More trouble with eating and idolatry, then an extended discussion of spiritual gifts. The greatest of these is love.
Online text: 1 Corinthians 10-13
New Testament
Day 334: 1 Corinthians 5-9
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 334, is 1 Corinthians 5-9: Practical matters: church discipline, the folly of lawsuits and lechery, married life, pagan potlucks, and sidelining rights to prioritize love.
Online text: 1 Corinthians 5-9
Day 333: 1 Corinthians 1-4
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 333, is 1 Corinthians 1-4: After a positive opening, Paul immediately concerns himself with the strife and division within the church, a result of cliquish Corinthians.
Online text: 1 Corinthians 1-4
Day 332: Romans 15-16
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 332, is Romans 15-16: Paul concludes the epistle with a reflection on his evangelism to the Gentiles and plans to continue in Spain and Rome. Ends with personal greetings.
Day 331: Romans 11-14
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 331, is Romans 11-14: Paul shifts to discussions of the Christian life, which follow from life in the Spirit.
Day 330: Romans 8-10
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 330, is Romans 8-10: Life in the Spirit can overcome the limitations of the flesh. Discussions of Israel’s place in salvation history.
Day 329: Romans 4-7
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 329, is Romans 4-7: Becoming right with God through faith: the example of Abraham. Result: life in Christ, released from the Law.
Day 328: Romans 1-3
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 328, is Romans 1-3: The Epistle to the Romans opens with an introduction of the writer, then a description of how salvation is open to all, in spite of universal human failings.
The Epistles in context
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Day 327: Acts 27-28
The reading for Year of the Bible, Day 327, is Acts 27-28: After setting sailing for Italy, a storm wrecks their ship, causing a stopover in Malta before arriving in Rome. Paul is under house arrest there for two years (c, AD 60-62), preaching the whole time.