The Bible

BIBLE POWER RANKINGS

Genesis
Revelation
Job
Isaiah
Matthew
John
Ecclesiastes
Proverbs
Psalms
Judges
Exodus
Acts
Daniel
Jonah
Hebrews
Romans
James
Chronicles
Corinthians
Deuteronomy
Numbers
Leviticus
Song of Solomon

>>8514371
skip nothing when you lead the path of righteousness. leave no stone unturned.

>>8514766
daniel is critical reading for reading Revelation

>>8514371
Read Genesis-2 Kings, Isaiah, Daniel Malachi, Matthew-Acts, Revelations.

I'm an atheist and have read through the whole thing, though, so you have no excuse.

I recommend picking up a Bible that can direct you to relevant passages. Then I'd recommend reading through the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John), then follow that with the Genesis and Exodus. It may seem out of place, but what it does is establish solid groundwork regarding the life and works of Christ, then harkens back to the ages before Him, back when the filthy Jews knew their place.

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>>8515723

>not reading Romans or any of the letters from Paul

bruh

>>8515738
They're the same level of importance as Esther, Job or 2 Timothy, Tbh.

>>8514766
>Exodus and Daniel that low
>Mathew and John that high without Mark being on that list at all

Read the Torah: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Number, Deuteronomy.

Read the beautiful stuff: Ecclesiastes, Job, Song of Solomon, proverbs

Read Isaiah, the only prophetic work required to fully understand the weight of the NT

Read all of the Gospels. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

Read Acts.

Primary Epistles: Romans, Corinthians, Ephesians, Timothy, Hebrews, 1/2/3 John

And of course read Revelation.
But really, just read it all.

>>8515760
Exodus should be lower imo