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Lent Days - Bible Reading Plan

Here is a Bible reading plan for the 40 days of Lent:


Day 1: Matthew 4:1-11 (Jesus' temptation in the wilderness)

Day 2: Psalm 51 (David's prayer of repentance)

Day 3: Isaiah 53 (The suffering servant)

Day 4: Mark 8:31-38 (Jesus predicts his death and calls for discipleship)

Day 5: Psalm 22 (A psalm of lament and trust)

Day 6: John 3:1-21 (Jesus and Nicodemus)

Day 7: Luke 15:11-32 (The parable of the prodigal son)

Day 8: Isaiah 58 (True fasting and justice)

Day 9: Mark 14:32-42 (Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane)

Day 10: Psalm 27 (A psalm of trust and seeking God's presence)

Day 11: John 11:1-44 (The raising of Lazarus)

Day 12: Matthew 6:1-18 (Jesus teaches about prayer, fasting, and giving)

Day 13: Isaiah 40:27-31 (God's comfort and strength)

Day 14: Luke 19:28-48 (Jesus' triumphal entry and cleansing of the temple)

Day 15: Psalm 51 (David's prayer of repentance)

Day 16: Mark 15:1-39 (Jesus' trial, crucifixion, and death)

Day 17: Isaiah 53 (The suffering servant)

Day 18: John 12:1-11 (Mary anoints Jesus' feet)

Day 19: Psalm 22 (A psalm of lament and trust)

Day 20: Matthew 26:17-30 (The Last Supper)

Day 21: Luke 22:39-71 (Jesus' arrest, trial, and Peter's denial)

Day 22: Isaiah 61 (The Year of the Lord's Favor)

Day 23: Mark 16:1-8 (The resurrection of Jesus)

Day 24: Psalm 118 (A psalm of praise and thanksgiving)

Day 25: John 20:1-18 (Mary Magdalene encounters the risen Jesus)

Day 26: Matthew 28:16-20 (The Great Commission)

Day 27: Isaiah 25:6-9 (God's feast and salvation)

Day 28: Luke 24:13-35 (The road to Emmaus)

Day 29: Psalm 23 (The Lord is my shepherd)

Day 30: Acts 2:1-41 (The coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost)

Day 31: Romans 8:1-17 (Life in the Spirit)

Day 32: Isaiah 55 (Invitation to abundant life)

Day 33: John 14:1-14 (Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life)

Day 34: Psalm 103 (A psalm of praise and thanksgiving)

Day 35: 1 Corinthians 15:1-28 (The resurrection of the dead)

Day 36: Isaiah 40:28-31 (God's everlasting strength)

Day 37: John 15:1-17 (Jesus is the true vine)

Day 38: Psalm 139 (God's all-knowing and ever-present nature)

Day 39: Romans 12:1-21 (Living as a living sacrifice)

Day 40: Matthew 28:16-20 (The Great Commission)

 

Note: This suggested Bible reading plan covers various themes related to Lent, including repentance, sacrifice, suffering, redemption, resurrection, and the mission of the Church. Feel free to adjust the readings or add additional passages based on your personal preferences and spiritual needs.


 

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