Read the Greek New Testament in One Year

Here’s a schedule for reading the New Testament over the course of a year. For the most part, it tracks pretty closely with Lee Irons’ excellent schedule for reading the Greek New Testament in a year. My plan, however, varies a little bit. Because John’s writing is simpler Greek, my schedule goes through John’s Gospel at a faster pace than Irons’. As a result, there are no readings scheduled at the end of the year from Christmas Eve to New Year’s Eve. These open dates at the end can be used as catch-up days. The schedule is given in two formats below.

DOC – Read the Greek NT in a Year

PDF – Read the Greek NT in a Year

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7 Comments

Tim Webb

December 27, 2012 at 4:22 pm Reply

Dr. Burk,

I’ll again chime in on this – the Readers GNT is literally worth it’s weight in gold. You don’t have to stop to look up infrequent words or parse difficult/infrequent parsings – they’re at the bottom of the page! Zondervan makes one too, and you can download a sample of each. If you read Greek and don’t have one, GET ONE ALREADY!!!