For example on day 7 of the plan you read about the rise of King Saul and the story of his life, and then on day 8 you read about the life of King David. Many of the narratives in the bible were written to be compared to one another. These two sections are quite far apart in the bible, but become very obvious when read only a few days in-between. For example, Exodus 3:5 and Joshua 5:15 both use the phrase "Take off the sandals from your feet, for the place that you're standing is holy" indicating a significant encounter moment that Moses and Joshua have with God. When you're reading entire chapters and books of the bible, you start to see these design patterns that parallel each other.
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But if you watched a Marvel movie marathon and watched them all in one sitting, you'd quickly see how the movies are tied together with various quotes and themes that are repeated throughout the films. There may some things you pick up that are consistent across all the movies. Imagine watching one Marvel movie every couple of weeks. Design patterns become a lot more obvious It is an uncomfortable exercise, but one that has some huge benefits every year I do it. The point isn't to take your time and meditate on the word, but to "see the shape of the “tree” as opposed to studying “leaves.”". For example day 1 of reading includes Genesis chapters 1-42, Day 2 of reading includes Genesis chapter 43 to Exodus chapter 29. Entire books of the Bible are grouped together into large chunks to get you through it all. The idea is simple - read the whole Bible in 30 days starting on 1st January. I first encountered the Bible Shred in 2017 by an Instagram post from Nathan Finochio. But why would you even want to attempt this somewhat intense and crazy experience? It's an absolute sprint through the bible, rather than a meandering year long reading plan that most people give up on when they get to Leviticus (speaking from experience). The 30 Day Bible Shred is one of my favourite bible reading plans.
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