Download 29plans - Daily Bible Reading APK latest version Free for Android
Version | 1.4 |
Update | 6 years ago |
Size | 10.30 MB (10,804,200 bytes) |
Developer | 29plans |
Category | Apps, Books & Reference |
Package Name | com.mobiloud.android.twonineplans |
OS | 4.0 and up |
29plans - Daily Bible Reading APPLICATION description
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The heart of the 29plans daily guide is the Bible reading plan. It's a unique through-the-Bible in a year plan that's easy to read. It has chronological Old Testament and New Testament tracks that you read at the same time.
What makes it unique?
-No more than 60 verses each day
-Weekly Psalm and Proverb
-Old Testament and New Testament chronological tracks
-Excluding Psalms and Proverbs, the Old Testament is read as it purportedly happened (i.e. Job is sandwiched in Genesis; Esther, Ezra and Nehemiah are read at the end of the year)
-Old Testament events are not repeated (i.e. Much of Numbers and Deuteronomy are blended; similar events in Chronicles, Kings, and Isaiah are combined)
-Much of the Old Testament law is bypassed
-The four gospels are read as one for a complete linear storyline (i.e. you’re not reading the feeding of the 5,000 four times)
-Paul’s epistles are read as Paul wrote them on his missionary journeys in Acts.
-The New Testament track begins with Jesus’ ministry so the Christmas story can be read at Christmas
The reading plan is supplemented by a daily guide intended to add to the reading and includes a song related to the day’s reading, a prayer focus and a response.
The guide is divided into four actions… Read, Listen, Pray, and Obey. Each is unique but united by the theme of the Scripture. It works like this:
R = Read. The reading plan is chronological with no more than sixty verses per day. We concentrate on key chapters in the Old Testament including a weekly chapter in Psalms and Proverbs. The New Testament story is told in unique chronological fashion - reading the four gospels as ONE for a complete linear storyline (no repeat stories) and tying in the Epistles to Paul’s missionary journeys in Acts.
L = Listen. The suggested song is tied to the reading. We try to span a variety of genres and artists, both Indie and signed. Support the artist by buying the track, use Spotify/YouTube to listen to it, or just use your own song.
P = Pray. There’s a suggested prayer focus related to the day’s theme. The prayer focus rotates between personal growth, the lost/hurting, friends, family, your world and your community in a weekly cycle.
O = Obey. A suggested response to the day’s theme and reading. It rotates between journaling, a call to action, self reflection, and memorizing one verse a week.
We're on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook as well where we post the day’s reading with the verse of the day (#VOTD).
The heart of the 29plans daily guide is the Bible reading plan. It's a unique through-the-Bible in a year plan that's easy to read. It has chronological Old Testament and New Testament tracks that you read at the same time.
What makes it unique?
-No more than 60 verses each day
-Weekly Psalm and Proverb
-Old Testament and New Testament chronological tracks
-Excluding Psalms and Proverbs, the Old Testament is read as it purportedly happened (i.e. Job is sandwiched in Genesis; Esther, Ezra and Nehemiah are read at the end of the year)
-Old Testament events are not repeated (i.e. Much of Numbers and Deuteronomy are blended; similar events in Chronicles, Kings, and Isaiah are combined)
-Much of the Old Testament law is bypassed
-The four gospels are read as one for a complete linear storyline (i.e. you’re not reading the feeding of the 5,000 four times)
-Paul’s epistles are read as Paul wrote them on his missionary journeys in Acts.
-The New Testament track begins with Jesus’ ministry so the Christmas story can be read at Christmas
The reading plan is supplemented by a daily guide intended to add to the reading and includes a song related to the day’s reading, a prayer focus and a response.
The guide is divided into four actions… Read, Listen, Pray, and Obey. Each is unique but united by the theme of the Scripture. It works like this:
R = Read. The reading plan is chronological with no more than sixty verses per day. We concentrate on key chapters in the Old Testament including a weekly chapter in Psalms and Proverbs. The New Testament story is told in unique chronological fashion - reading the four gospels as ONE for a complete linear storyline (no repeat stories) and tying in the Epistles to Paul’s missionary journeys in Acts.
L = Listen. The suggested song is tied to the reading. We try to span a variety of genres and artists, both Indie and signed. Support the artist by buying the track, use Spotify/YouTube to listen to it, or just use your own song.
P = Pray. There’s a suggested prayer focus related to the day’s theme. The prayer focus rotates between personal growth, the lost/hurting, friends, family, your world and your community in a weekly cycle.
O = Obey. A suggested response to the day’s theme and reading. It rotates between journaling, a call to action, self reflection, and memorizing one verse a week.
We're on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook as well where we post the day’s reading with the verse of the day (#VOTD).
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Old versions
Version | Size | Update |
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⇢ 1.4 (1 variants) | ↓ 10.30 MB | ◴ 6 years ago |
⇢ 1.0 (1 variants) | ↓ 8.86 MB | ◴ 8 years ago |