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January · Day 1 of 365

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Psalm 23

1The LORD is my ; I shall lack nothing.

2He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters.

3He restores my soul. He guides me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake.

4Even though I walk through the , I will fear no evil, for you are with me. Your and your , they comfort me.

5You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You my head with oil. My cup runs over.

6Surely goodness and loving kindness shall follow me all the days of my life, and I will in the LORD's house forever.

Scripture: World English Bible (public domain). The Bible wording is preserved; explanations are separate.

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Every Scripture reading here uses the World English Bible, a modern-English translation that eBible.org has dedicated to the public domain. The whole standard 66-book Bible is included across the 365 days.

The tappable explanations are separate reading help. They never replace or rewrite the Bible text.

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Psalm 23

A Psalm by David.

Tap any underlined word or phrase for a plain-spoken explanation.

The Bible text is clear to use and share

Every Scripture reading here uses the World English Bible, a modern-English translation that its official publisher, eBible.org, has dedicated to the public domain. No copyright permission, fee, or royalty is required to quote it, publish it, read it aloud, record it, or share it.

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Choose any of the 365 reading days below. Together they cover the standard 66 books from Genesis through Revelation — not selected highlights and not an abridged Bible.

  • 39 Old Testament books
  • 27 New Testament books
  • 365 reading days

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The Bible wording is kept intact. The tappable explanations sit beside the text as separate reading help; they never replace or rewrite the verse itself.

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1The LORD is my ; I shall lack nothing.

2He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters.

3He restores my soul. He guides me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake.

4Even though I walk through the , I will fear no evil, for you are with me. Your and your , they comfort me.

5You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You my head with oil. My cup runs over.

6Surely goodness and loving kindness shall follow me all the days of my life, and I will in the LORD's house forever.

Scripture: World English Bible (public domain). The Bible wording is preserved; explanations are separate.

THE COMPLETE READING PLAN

All 365 days — Genesis through Revelation

Pick a month and day. The full Scripture for that day opens below.

Professional narration is ready for all 365 days. Days 1–100 and Days 272–304 also include tappable plain-spoken explanations; the complete Bible text remains unchanged.

TAP-A-WORD READING HELP

Days 272–304 — 33 readings with tap help

Pick a day. Read first, tap when curiosity strikes.

CULTURE

How did these people live?

Shepherd life in the hills of Judah was simple and demanding. Families lived in tents or simple stone houses. They ate bread, olives, and milk. Days were spent with the flock, and wolves and lions were a real danger. Life centered on family and flock.

TIME

When is this taking place?

David lived around 1000 BC — about 3,000 years ago — and later became king of Israel. Psalm 23 does not tell us when in his life he wrote it.

  1. Creation
  2. Noah
  3. Abraham
  4. Moses and the Exodus
  5. David the shepherd kingYou are here — about 1000 BC
  6. Exile
  7. Jesus
  8. The Church
  9. New Creation

GEOGRAPHY

Where is this today?

Simple map of the hills of Judah The Mediterranean Sea is west of the hills. Jerusalem is north of Bethlehem. The Dead Sea and Jordan River are east. Mediterranean Sea Jordan River Dead Sea Jerusalem Bethlehem David’s hometown — shepherd country Hills of Judah

The hills around Bethlehem

Where David kept his father’s sheep.

This simple picture shows the places in relation to one another; it is not drawn to exact scale.

Bethlehem
Still called Bethlehem today
Jerusalem
Still called Jerusalem today
The hills of Judah
The Judean Hills today — spanning Jerusalem and parts of Israel and the West Bank

GENEALOGIES

How family lines will look

The pattern every genealogy in October’s readings will follow.

A family line moving toward Jesus

Instead of a long list, names will be connected so you can see the story move forward.

Adam Noah Abraham David Jesus

Every family line keeps pointing forward to Jesus.

A thought in plain words

Before the flood, people lived for centuries — so the generations overlapped. A grandfather could sit down and teach his great-great-great-great-grandchildren face to face. That is living memory. And that is part of what makes the road to Jesus so remarkable.

What it means

Bible context

How this points to Jesus