Isms From Autoeroticism to Zoroastrianism--an Irreverent Reference Book

Nine months ago, I decided perhaps it was time for me to "read through the Bible" again. This time, however, I didn't want to start at Genesis and read straight through to Revelation, so I looked for a better plan. Also, while I had a Bible that was set up as a one-year read, I preferred to read through my own personal Bible. I found the perfect plan for me at www.FiveDayBibleReading.com and decided to follow that plan. I didn't stick strictly to the five times a week (sometimes read every day, sometimes two chunks in a day), and since I wasn't beginning on January 1 (started middle of March), I ignored the dates for each 5-day chunk. This worked very well for me, and I especially loved working through my own Bible with all the thoughts and notes I had jotted down in the margins over the years. I love the Thompson Chain NIV version because there is so much helpful information in the back.