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Have you ever read the entire Bible? You can now. Here's the Bible that shows you how.
My Daily Catholic Bible, Revised NAB Edition offers a reading plan that divides all of Sacred Scripture into 365 segments, one for each day of the year; features two small, manageable readings for each day, one from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament; offers an insightful quote from a saint for every day.
There's never been an easier way to read the Bible. You don't have to start on January 1. Begin reading on any calendar date and twelve months later you'll have made your way through all seventy-three books of the biblical canon. And a place for a check mark next to each entry makes it simple to keep track of your progress. Plus, you'll know exactly where to start in again if you miss a day or two!
| Pages | 1512 |
|---|---|
| Copyright | 2011 |
| ISBN | 978-1-59276-144-9 |
| Item | T1189 |
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