This is where you can look to see the reading plan for the next few days or maybe weeks. \u00a0We take it book by book.\u00a0 We have read through several Old and New Testament books. \u00a0Since the Old Testament has about twice as many books at the New Testament I usually\u00a0stay with that ratio. \u00a0I checked out\u00a0our progress in each of the\u00a0Old and New Testaments and found that we have gotten pretty even in the number of books that are left. \u00a0I decided\u00a0to do\u00a0a couple of books in the New Testament next, Colossians and Ephesians. \u00a0Those two books were written together along with Philemon and are three of the four so-called Prison Epistles (Letters) by Paul. \u00a0We just finished Colossians so now it’s on to Ephesians. \u00a0You will want to be sure to read the “Intro’s” as you start each book. \u00a0They explain things about the history behind the book and in this case that includes why they are called “Prison Letters”. \u00a0In the Old Testament we have been working through the Prophets chronologically and will probably return to them after a couple of New Testament books.\u00a0 \u00a0Remember if you are registered and logged in you can make your own comments on the reading. \u00a0To get to the comment section you need to choose the daily reading from the “Daily Reading Schedule” (this page) by clicking on the date you want to read or click on the “more” button if you are reading on the Home page. \u00a0That will put you on the page with the comment box.<\/p>\n