M’Cheyne Bible reading plan
Four readings a day for a year: the Old Testament once, the New Testament and Psalms twice, in about 13 minutes a day.
This follows Robert Murray M’Cheyne’s 1842 pattern, with days balanced by reading time. It is not his original day-by-day calendar.
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Questions
What is the M’Cheyne Bible reading plan?
A calendar made in 1842 by the Scottish minister Robert Murray M’Cheyne for his church: four chapters a day, so that in a year you read the Old Testament once and the New Testament and Psalms twice.
Is this the original M’Cheyne calendar?
No. It follows his pattern (four readings a day; Old Testament once, New Testament and Psalms twice) but the days are balanced by reading time, so the day numbers do not match printed M’Cheyne calendars.
How long does it take each day?
About 13 minutes.