[milan]

Here is a link for a Bible in a year program...many translations:

http://bible1.crosswalk.com/BibleInAYear/

You are right though; best to do it in the day when you are awake. I usually read Bible in the morning (before work) and try to do extra studies in the evening hours. To finish in a year, you will have to read between 15-30 minutes a day with no study. Add study and you can increase that to 1-3 hours easily.

There are many blatant misinterpretations of the Bible. Best thing to do is ignore those misinterpreting. If God wants to soften their heart, he will.

[jocon307]

That's a great site, thanks for sending me the link. It really has a bunch of translations, even Latin! I'm very impressed, and it also makes me feel welcome as a Roman Catholic, even though I've decided to read The King James Version. I'm actually reading hubby's confirmation Bible, I must have at least 3 others, but that was the one I found first.

"If God wants to soften their heart, he will."

This reminds me of that silly Irish saying I've seen in catologues, who knows if it's real or not? Something along the lines of:

Let those who love us, love us
And those who don't
Let God turn their hearts
And if He doesn't turn their hearts
Let Him turn their ankles so we'll know them by their limping.