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Read the Bible in 90 Days

This plan covers the whole Bible, Genesis to Revelation, in 90 days. Expect about 13 chapters a day, roughly 53 minutes of reading. It is a sprint, ideal for seeing the big story in one sweep; tick each day off below and your progress is saved in this browser.

  • 90 days
  • 1,189 chapters
  • 13.2 chapters a day
  • ~53 min a day

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Read the Bible in 90 Days: day-by-day readings
DoneDayReadTime
Genesis 1–1348 min
Genesis 14–2555 min
Genesis 26–3553 min
Genesis 36–4449 min
Genesis 45–50; Exodus 1–756 min
Exodus 8–1959 min
Exodus 20–2950 min
Exodus 30–4055 min
Leviticus 1–1364 min
Leviticus 14–2357 min
Leviticus 24–27; Numbers 1–450 min
Numbers 5–1348 min
Numbers 14–2357 min
Numbers 24–3349 min
Numbers 34–36; Deuteronomy 1–754 min
Deuteronomy 8–2267 min
Deuteronomy 23–3359 min
Deuteronomy 34; Joshua 1–1364 min
Joshua 14–2447 min
Judges 1–1162 min
Judges 12–21; Ruth 1–361 min
Ruth 4; 1 Samuel 1–1470 min
1 Samuel 15–2562 min
1 Samuel 26–31; 2 Samuel 1–857 min
2 Samuel 9–2068 min
2 Samuel 21–24; 1 Kings 1–552 min
1 Kings 6–1464 min
1 Kings 15–22; 2 Kings 1–368 min
2 Kings 4–1466 min
2 Kings 15–25; 1 Chronicles 168 min
1 Chronicles 2–832 min
1 Chronicles 9–2152 min
1 Chronicles 22–29; 2 Chronicles 1–660 min
2 Chronicles 7–2261 min
2 Chronicles 23–3569 min
2 Chronicles 36; Ezra 1–10; Nehemiah 1–360 min
Nehemiah 4–1245 min
Nehemiah 13; Esther 1–10; Job 1–759 min
Job 8–2136 min
Job 22–3434 min
Job 35–42; Psalms 1–1036 min
Psalms 11–3440 min
Psalms 35–5539 min
Psalms 56–7537 min
Psalms 76–9337 min
Psalms 94–10936 min
Psalms 110–12530 min
Psalms 126–150; Proverbs 1–235 min
Proverbs 3–1435 min
Proverbs 15–2535 min
Proverbs 26–31; Ecclesiastes 1–947 min
Ecclesiastes 10–12; Song of Solomon 1–8; Isaiah 1–851 min
Isaiah 9–2755 min
Isaiah 28–4259 min
Isaiah 43–6167 min
Isaiah 62–66; Jeremiah 1–964 min
Jeremiah 10–2465 min
Jeremiah 25–3772 min
Jeremiah 38–5063 min
Jeremiah 51–52; Lamentations 1–5; Ezekiel 1–660 min
Ezekiel 7–1959 min
Ezekiel 20–3164 min
Ezekiel 32–4368 min
Ezekiel 44–48; Daniel 1–666 min
Daniel 7–12; Hosea 1–1465 min
Joel 1–3; Amos 1–9; Obadiah; Jonah 1–4; Micah 1–461 min
Micah 5–7; Nahum 1–3; Habakkuk 1–3; Zephaniah 1–3; Haggai 1–2; Zechariah 1–759 min
Zechariah 8–14; Malachi 1–4; Matthew 1–658 min
Matthew 7–1548 min
Matthew 16–2545 min
Matthew 26–28; Mark 1–547 min
Mark 6–1344 min
Mark 14–16; Luke 1–550 min
Luke 6–1256 min
Luke 13–2042 min
Luke 21–24; John 1–544 min
John 6–1143 min
John 12–21; Acts 156 min
Acts 2–1051 min
Acts 11–1947 min
Acts 20–28; Romans 1–356 min
Romans 4–1650 min
1 Corinthians 1–1451 min
1 Corinthians 15–16; 2 Corinthians 1–1249 min
2 Corinthians 13; Galatians 1–6; Ephesians 1–6; Philippians 147 min
Philippians 2–4; Colossians 1–4; 1 Thessalonians 1–5; 2 Thessalonians 1–3; 1 Timothy 1–247 min
1 Timothy 3–6; 2 Timothy 1–4; Titus 1–3; Philemon; Hebrews 1–646 min
Hebrews 7–13; James 1–5; 1 Peter 1–253 min
1 Peter 3–5; 2 Peter 1–3; 1 John 1–5; 2 John; 3 John; Jude; Revelation 1–356 min
Revelation 4–2262 min

How this plan works

The schedule follows book order and balances each day by verse count, generated from the Berean Standard Bible text. Reading this fast changes what you notice: you will spot repeated promises, patterns and connections across books that are easy to miss at three chapters a day, but you will not have time to stop on every verse.

If an hour a day is too much, the one-year plan covers the same ground at about a quarter of the pace. New to the Bible? Read how to read the Bible first; it explains where to start and how to keep going.

How not to give up

  • Block out the time in your calendar, ideally in two sittings (morning and evening).
  • Read quickly for the story; save questions for a notebook and come back later.
  • Use audio for long narrative days. At normal speed it covers the daily reading in under an hour.
  • Plan for catch-up days: build in one spare day every two weeks.
  • Finish strong: the last two weeks (the prophets and the New Testament) move fast.

Compare the plans

PlanLengthPer dayOrder
Read the Bible in a Year365 days3.3 chapters, ~13 minBook order
Chronological Bible Reading Plan365 days3.3 chapters, ~13 minOrder of events
Read the Bible in 90 Days (this plan)90 days13.2 chapters, ~53 minBook order

Not sure where to begin? Our guide on how to read the Bible covers translations, daily rhythm and a 7-day starter, and the books of the Bible page summarises every book you will meet.

Frequently asked questions

Is it possible to read the Bible in 90 days?

Yes. It takes about 53 minutes a day, roughly 13 chapters. Many people do it in two sittings.

How many chapters a day is the 90-day plan?

About 13.2 chapters on average (1,189 chapters over 90 days), balanced by verse count.

Can I read the Bible in 30 days?

It is possible but demanding: about 40 chapters, or roughly two and a half to three hours, a day. For most people 90 days is the fastest pace that stays enjoyable.

What if I fall behind?

Read two days at once on a lighter day, or simply extend the plan. Finishing in 100 days is still a great achievement.

Is my progress saved?

Yes, in this browser only (localStorage). There is no account, and you can also print the plan.