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How Many Times Have You Read Through the Entire Bible?

By Ed Vasicek on Thu, 03/02/17
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Although it is always hard to get an accurate assessment, how many times would you guess you have read through the entire Bible?

This should be based upon reading programs — whether from Genesis to Revelation or some other schedule — in addition to personal guesses.

For example, if you preach/teach through the Word, you might be reading through the entire Bible doing a survey course, etc.

Many of us have certain books or sections we have read through more often. Most of us have probably read through the New Testament many more times, for example. But use the “least read” book for a template.

Poll Results

How Many Times Have You Read Through the Entire Bible?

Never read through entire Bible Votes: 0
1-3 times Votes: 0
4-10 times Votes: 1
More than 10 times Votes: 2
Other. Votes: 0

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0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 0

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josh p

NewIf you include listening I

Thu, 03/02/17

If you include listening I have done it far more than ten. I can usually get through 6 or 7 chapters on my way to work although I don’t always listen to it.

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Jim

NewClosing this thread b/c we have a duplicate

Fri, 03/03/17

Use this one

Thanks

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