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Daily Readings

I used to post up daily readings from the Lutheran Service Book, but after a while I noticed that it didn't include the "Whole Bible" in the yearly readings. That started to bug me so I set up a system of my own using Libronix that I like better. (Libronix is my theology library on the computer, I've got 55 volumes of Luther's works, dozens of other books and the Bible in a couple of versions, also a few commentaries and studies of books, it's pretty cool.) You can set up a reading schedule in any form you want to, I have set it up to read through the whole Bible in a year and Psalms and Proverbs every month. I have a reading from the Old Testament, one from the Gospels-Acts-Revelation and one from the Epistles every day. I'm liking that better than the lectionary because I'm just afraid I'll miss something the other way :-) Yeah, I'm pretty anal about some things. I like things to be organized and predictable, I like things all planned out, including my spontaneous moments ;-/

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