Have read the Bible completely?

[Jazzy]

Have read the Bible completely?

How long did it take you to read the whole Bible?

 

[Lamb]

I've read it through multiple times. One time I read it through (every waking moment) and it took less than 6 weeks to complete. I say 6 weeks because I can't remember right now how long it was, but I remember it was weeks and it's possible it took 2 or 3 weeks.

 

[Lees]

Have read the Bible completely?

How long did it take you to read the whole Bible?

Many times.

I'm not sure. But probably up to a year and a half. Sometimes maybe longer.

As soon as I am done, I start again.

Lees

 

[Faith]

Have read the Bible completely?

How long did it take you to read the whole Bible?

Yes. I don’t know how long it took. I think it was little less than a year. I’m trying to read it again, now, but don’t know if I’ll finish. Also, I reverted back to Catholicism so I might switch Bibles. If I do that it will take longer. That and I’m reading it more slowly this time and reading less as long daily.

 

[Faith]

Many times.

I'm not sure. But probably up to a year and a half. Sometimes maybe longer.

As soon as I am done, I start again.

Lees

How do you get through parts like Numbers etc.? Those parts bored me but I still finished.

 

[NewCreation435]

About 10 months to read the whole thing through doing about 4 chapters a day.
I have no idea how many times I have read the Bible through, maybe ten or twelve times.
I've also read the New Testament in a month.

 

[Lees]

How do you get through parts like Numbers etc.? Those parts bored me but I still finished.

Yes, I am the same. Any lists or repetitious information can be boring. When I get to those places, I read less at one sitting. I don't set myself to read a certain amount every time, or to read the whole Bible by a certain time.

I am in the habit, once I see I'm growing tired of reading, to stop at the first chapter after I turn the page. That way I always know where to start next time.

Lees

 

[Faith]

Yes, I am the same. Any lists or repetitious information can be boring. When I get to those places, I read less at one sitting. I don't set myself to read a certain amount every time, or to read the whole Bible by a certain time.

I am in the habit, once I see I'm growing tired of reading, to stop at the first chapter after I turn the page. That way I always know where to start next time.

Lees

I put a check mark in pencil at where I need to start reading next time, then when I go to read, I erase the check mark.

 

[Lanman87]

Yes, I've read the Bible through in multiple translations. NIV, ESV, NASB, and NLT. It usually takes 10 months or so

 

[Lees]

I put a check mark in pencil at where I need to start reading next time, then when I go to read, I erase the check mark.

To Faith:

Lees

 

[psalms 91]

Have read it completely through four or five times