Day 201

This Bible reading plan is inspired by the devotional of decorated WWII Veteran Lieutenant General William Kelly Harrison. When General Harrison was a twenty-year-old West Point cadet, he began a disciplined devotional which would take him through the Old Testament once a year and the New Testament twice a year. Through battle and many other commitments throughout his life, he maintained this commitment to God's word and, in the end, read the Old Testament 70 times and the New Testament 280 times. This Bible reading plan will take you through the Old Testament once a year, the Gospels 4 times a year, the whole New Testament twice a year, Proverbs 4 times a year and Psalms twice a year. Inspired by the faith of General Harrison, I wanted to make the same commitment he made to the study of the word of God. I could think of no better way to keep myself honest and encourage myself than to create this series of recordings in my first year beginning this reading plan. Christian brothers &amp; sisters, please join me in making this commitment to God just as General Harrison did. Stay connected to our heavenly father by staying in, listening to and/or reading His word daily. Meditate on His word, pray and give thanks for all He has done for us.

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This Bible reading plan is inspired by the devotional of decorated WWII Veteran Lieutenant General William Kelly Harrison. When General Harrison was a twenty-year-old West Point cadet, he began a disciplined devotional which would take him through the Old Testament once a year and the New Testament twice a year. Through battle and many other commitments throughout his life, he maintained this commitment to God's word and, in the end, read the Old Testament 70 times and the New Testament 280 times. This Bible reading plan will take you through the Old Testament once a year, the Gospels 4 times a year, the whole New Testament twice a year, Proverbs 4 times a year and Psalms twice a year. Inspired by the faith of General Harrison, I wanted to make the same commitment he made to the study of the word of God. I could think of no better way to keep myself honest and encourage myself than to create this series of recordings in my first year beginning this reading plan. Christian brothers & sisters, please join me in making this commitment to God just as General Harrison did. Stay connected to our heavenly father by staying in, listening to and/or reading His word daily. Meditate on His word, pray and give thanks for all He has done for us.

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Day 201

Day 201