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90-Day Bible Reading Plan

This 90-day Bible reading plan is an intensive journey through the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. It is designed for readers who want to see the broad sweep of Scripture in roughly three months.

Expect substantial daily readings. The complete schedule is available below, and the same plan can be downloaded as a free printable PDF without creating an account.

Quick facts

days
90
books
66
chapters
1,189
chapters a day
About 13
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Bible in 90 Days Reading Schedule

Open each section and follow the readings in order. The full schedule is available here, so downloading the PDF is optional.

Days 1–30
  1. Day 1Genesis 1–13
  2. Day 2Genesis 14–25
  3. Day 3Genesis 26–35
  4. Day 4Genesis 36–45
  5. Day 5Genesis 46–50; Exodus 1–8
  6. Day 6Exodus 9–20
  7. Day 7Exodus 21–30
  8. Day 8Exodus 31–40; Leviticus 1
  9. Day 9Leviticus 2–13
  10. Day 10Leviticus 14–23
  11. Day 11Leviticus 24–27; Numbers 1–4
  12. Day 12Numbers 5–14
  13. Day 13Numbers 15–25
  14. Day 14Numbers 26–34
  15. Day 15Numbers 35–36; Deuteronomy 1–9
  16. Day 16Deuteronomy 10–23
  17. Day 17Deuteronomy 24–34; Joshua 1
  18. Day 18Joshua 2–14
  19. Day 19Joshua 15–24; Judges 1
  20. Day 20Judges 2–12
  21. Day 21Judges 13–21; Ruth 1–4; 1 Samuel 1
  22. Day 221 Samuel 2–15
  23. Day 231 Samuel 16–27
  24. Day 241 Samuel 28–31; 2 Samuel 1–11
  25. Day 252 Samuel 12–22
  26. Day 262 Samuel 23–24; 1 Kings 1–7
  27. Day 271 Kings 8–17
  28. Day 281 Kings 18–22; 2 Kings 1–5
  29. Day 292 Kings 6–17
  30. Day 302 Kings 18–25; 1 Chronicles 1–2
Days 31–60
  1. Day 311 Chronicles 3–11
  2. Day 321 Chronicles 12–25
  3. Day 331 Chronicles 26–29; 2 Chronicles 1–10
  4. Day 342 Chronicles 11–26
  5. Day 352 Chronicles 27–36; Ezra 1–2
  6. Day 36Ezra 3–10; Nehemiah 1–6
  7. Day 37Nehemiah 7–13; Esther 1–3
  8. Day 38Esther 4–10; Job 1–10
  9. Day 39Job 11–24
  10. Day 40Job 25–37
  11. Day 41Job 38–42; Psalms 1–17
  12. Day 42Psalms 18–36
  13. Day 43Psalms 37–58
  14. Day 44Psalms 59–77
  15. Day 45Psalms 78–95
  16. Day 46Psalms 96–112
  17. Day 47Psalms 113–132
  18. Day 48Psalms 133–150; Proverbs 1–4
  19. Day 49Proverbs 5–16
  20. Day 50Proverbs 17–28
  21. Day 51Proverbs 29–31; Ecclesiastes 1–12; Song of Solomon 1–2
  22. Day 52Song of Solomon 3–8; Isaiah 1–13
  23. Day 53Isaiah 14–32
  24. Day 54Isaiah 33–48
  25. Day 55Isaiah 49–66; Jeremiah 1
  26. Day 56Jeremiah 2–14
  27. Day 57Jeremiah 15–29
  28. Day 58Jeremiah 30–43
  29. Day 59Jeremiah 44–52; Lamentations 1–2
  30. Day 60Lamentations 3–5; Ezekiel 1–12
Days 61–90
  1. Day 61Ezekiel 13–23
  2. Day 62Ezekiel 24–36
  3. Day 63Ezekiel 37–48
  4. Day 64Daniel 1–11
  5. Day 65Daniel 12; Hosea 1–14; Joel 1–3; Amos 1–4
  6. Day 66Amos 5–9; Obadiah 1; Jonah 1–4; Micah 1–7; Nahum 1–3; Habakkuk 1–2
  7. Day 67Habakkuk 3; Zephaniah 1–3; Haggai 1–2; Zechariah 1–14; Malachi 1–2
  8. Day 68Malachi 3–4; Matthew 1–10
  9. Day 69Matthew 11–19
  10. Day 70Matthew 20–26
  11. Day 71Matthew 27–28; Mark 1–6
  12. Day 72Mark 7–14
  13. Day 73Mark 15–16; Luke 1–6
  14. Day 74Luke 7–13
  15. Day 75Luke 14–22
  16. Day 76Luke 23–24; John 1–5
  17. Day 77John 6–11
  18. Day 78John 12–21
  19. Day 79Acts 1–9
  20. Day 80Acts 10–19
  21. Day 81Acts 20–28; Romans 1
  22. Day 82Romans 2–14
  23. Day 83Romans 15–16; 1 Corinthians 1–12
  24. Day 841 Corinthians 13–16; 2 Corinthians 1–11
  25. Day 852 Corinthians 12–13; Galatians 1–6; Ephesians 1–6
  26. Day 86Philippians 1–4; Colossians 1–4; 1 Thessalonians 1–5; 2 Thessalonians 1–3; 1 Timothy 1
  27. Day 871 Timothy 2–6; 2 Timothy 1–4; Titus 1–3; Philemon 1; Hebrews 1–6
  28. Day 88Hebrews 7–13; James 1–5; 1 Peter 1
  29. Day 891 Peter 2–5; 2 Peter 1–3; 1 John 1–5; 2 John 1; 3 John 1; Jude 1; Revelation 1–2
  30. Day 90Revelation 3–22

What to expect from a 90-day Bible plan

Reading the Bible in 90 days gives you a wide-angle view of its story, themes, and recurring promises. The pace is demanding, but it can make connections between books easier to notice because little time passes between them.

Set aside a meaningful block of time each day. Some readers divide the assignment between morning and evening rather than completing it in one sitting.

Keeping up with an intensive reading pace

Treat 90 days as a focused season. Reading for continuity is the priority, so save detailed study questions for a second pass or note them for later.

If you fall behind, spread the missed reading across several days. One difficult week does not erase the progress you have already made.

Ninety days feels too intense? Try the Bible in One Year reading plan instead.

Questions about this reading plan

Can you read the whole Bible in 90 days?

Yes, but it requires a serious daily commitment. The schedule averages roughly thirteen chapters per day, with workload balanced by verse count.

How long should I set aside each day?

Reading speed varies, but this plan is best approached with an unhurried block of time. Splitting the day's reading into two sessions can make it more manageable.

What if the 90-day pace is too intense?

Choose a slower plan rather than forcing a pace that prevents you from understanding what you read. The one-year plan covers the same books with shorter daily assignments.

Download the Bible in 90 Days PDF

Keep the plan on your phone, print it, or place it inside your Bible. The PDF is free and does not require a signup.

Choose a related plan and continue reading at a pace that works for you.

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