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Reese Chronological Bible

This index file enables you to read the Bible Chronologically without the internet by saving the above linked tab/hard-return text file [http://aprayernotebook.net/reese-cb/lists/rcb-entire-outline.txt ] and pasting into your favorite word processor, OR online by clicking the links below and using the Bible of your choice. Below the line are credits and links to the Internet Web Pages from which this Study was derived.

The outline is taken from the Reese Chronological Bible which is copyright.

You can get it at Christian Book one of our favorite suppliers. GOOD INVESTMENT!

Some of this section is copied from an expired domain credited below. If you purchase and read from the RCB [is KJV only] you will not have to turn to the many varied passages referenced in the outline to follow in the Bible. 

Here are some charts scanned from our copy, but we recommend you get one copy of the Reese Chronological Bible for your own library while it is still in print.

RCB1248-1249 | RCB1250 | default page on internet. for 11/10/'08

An excellent newer online chorological version Bible is at: http://www.youversion.com/reading-plans/chronological  WHICH IS MOBILE FRIENDLY.

Script: 

File Form: Week # 00 Date# 08=yr, a-l=mon [a,jan, l,dec], #=day start of week, #0000= RCB page start

Week 1 ( January 01- January 07) 01 08a1 0001
Week 2 ( January 08- January 14) 02 08a8 0019
Week 3 ( January 15- January 21) 03 08a15 0049
Week 4 ( January 22- January 28) 04 08a22 0074
Week 5 ( January 29- February 04) 05 08a29 0108
Week 6 ( February 05- February 11) 06 08b5 0137
Week 7 ( February 12- February 18) 07 08b12 0159
Week 8 ( February 19- February 25) 08 08b19 0199
Week 9 ( February 26- March 03) 09 08b26 0235
Week 10 ( March 04- March 10) 10 08c5 0270
Week 11 ( March 11- March 17) 11 08c12 0306
Week 12 ( March 18- March 24) 12 08c12 0306
Week 13 ( March 25- March 31) 13 08c26 0373
Week 14 ( April 01- April 07) 14 08d2 0403
Week 15 ( April 08- April 14) 15 08d15 0432
Week 16 ( April 15- April 21) 16 08d16 0464
Week 17 ( April 22- April 28) 17 08d23 0503
Week 18 ( April 29- May 05) 18 08d30 0537
Week 19 ( May 06- May 12) 19 08e7 0563
Week 20 ( May 13- May 19) 20 08e14 0588
Week 21 ( May 20- May 26) 21 08e21 0614
Week 22 ( May 27- June 02) 22 08e22 0644
Week 23 ( June 03- June 09) 23 08f4 0677
Week 24 ( June 10- June 16) 24 08f24 0712
Week 25 ( June 17- June 23) 25 08f18 0743
Week 26 ( June 24- June 30) 26 08f25 0771
Week 27 ( July 01- July 07) 27 08g2 0803
Week 28 ( July 08- July 14) 28 08g9 0836
Week 29 ( July 15- July 21) 29 08g16 0873
Week 30 ( July 22- July 28) 30 08G23 0908
Week 31 ( July 29- August 04) 31 08g30 0940
Week 32 ( August 05- August 11) 32 08h6 0981
Week 33 ( August 12- August 18) 33 08h13 1005
Week 34 ( August 19- August 25) 34 08h20 1034
Week 35 ( August 26- September 01) 35 08k27 1062
Week 36 ( September 02- September 08) 36 08i3 1088
Week 37 ( September 09- September 15) 37 08i10 1117
Week 38 ( September 16- September 22) 38 08117 1145
Week 39 ( September 23- September 29) 39 08i24 1178
Week 40 ( September 30- October 06) 40 08j1 1198
Week 41 ( October 07- October 13) 41 08j8 1225
Week 42 ( October 14- October 20) 42 08j14 1251
Week 43 ( October 21- October 27) 43 08j22 1292
Week 44 ( October 28- November 03)44 08j29 1316
Week 45 ( November 4- November 11) 45 08h5 1348
Week 46 ( November 12- November 17)  46 08k12 1382
Week 47 ( November 18- November 24) 47 08k19 1416
Week 48 ( November 25- December 2) 48 08k26 1446
   (Begins: Paul's 2nd Missionary Journey) AD 50
Week 49 ( December 3- December 9) 49 08l3 1467
    (Paul Travels From Ephesus to Macedonia) AD 57
Week 50 ( December 10- December 16) 50 08l10 1506
    (Application of the Christian Life [Romans 12])
Week 51 ( December 17- December 23) 51 08l17 1535
    (Book of Philippians )
Week 52 ( December 24- December 31) 52 08l24 1565
    (Book of 2 Peter)

Single Page Examples from www.bibleinmotion.com  pages:

Setting The Scene 01 setting 51 08l16 scene
Script (Full Copy Made) Reese Chr Bible
Bible Reading 01 08a1 NKJV
Snapshots 01 Snaps
Real Life Intermission Real Week01

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Expired Source www.bibleinmotion.com/ for 2008

ASP files copy from the RCB BIM website:

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Welcome to "The Bible In Motion"  Click here to start the Bible Study

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PREVIEW

Did you know that the film used in a movie is actually comprised of thousands upon thousands of individual still pictures?  When these pictures are shown in the correct sequence, they produce the effect of real-life motion, and the story is able to unfold correctly.  What do you suppose would be the effect of taking those individual film frames and shuffling them like a deck of cards?  The imagery and acting would be the same, even the length of the show would remain the same, but something would be lost, the essence of time sequence.

            In many ways, studying the Bible can be like watching a movie of jumbled film frames.  Moses who lived a long time after creation wrote about the creation.  Job, who they say lived a long time before Moses, did not say anything about creation, and his book is after Moses’.  Isaiah, who lived and wrote after Solomon told about how God kicked Satan out of heaven before Adam and Eve were created.  And Daniel, who lived many years before Christ, wrote about the final seven years we call the Tribulation, which is still in the future.  Wouldn’t it be great if someone organized all of these events into the sequence in which they occurred?  Well, someone has.  A man named Edward Reese. 

Presenting a fresh, exciting approach to studying the Bible!   This study will present the events of the Bible in chronological order based on the Reese Chronological Bible composed by Edward Reese.  You will begin by reading about God’s pre-history followed by the creation, the flood, the nation of Israel , Christ’s life on earth, the early church, and the church age.  You will end with Christ’s second coming and the vision of eternity to come where God and Jesus reign in heaven for ever and ever.  The study will begin on January 1, and will end one year later.  The easiest way to participate will be to obtain a Reese Chronological Bible and read the scriptures directly from it each day as directed by this study guide.  You may also want to use your own Bible.  Alternatively, the study verses will be available in several translations on the FBCC web site.  In addition to the daily scriptures, “The Script,” there will be a weekly history section titled “Setting the Scene”, questions for reflection called “Snapshots,” and a testimonial, or “ Real Life Intermission,” from one of our own church family.  By reading about the events in the order they happened, this study will give you new insights into how God has worked throughout history to bring His light into the world.  We hope you will join us as we watch the greatest love story ever told unfold, the Bible in Motion.