This is a Bible Challenge

reading through the books of  I & II Kings.

As in the original the books were one and set out to record the entire history of the kings of Judah and Israel along with I & II Samuel.  You can contrast that to the two chronicles whose main concern is the monarchy of Judah.  Not only do we learn a ton of history, we see the kingdom divided and meet a ton of personal people along the way.  These books are a bit easier to understand if you know a bit of the culture so this challenge I would recommend a solid Study Bible that you can look at the study notes on areas that seem odd or unusual to our culture.  The reading schedule is below.

Sept 12 - I Kings 1

Sept 13 - I Kings 2

Sept 14 - I Kings 3

Sept 15 - I Kings 4

Sept 16 - I Kings 5

Sept 19 - I Kings 6

Sept 20 - I Kings 7

Sept 21 - I Kings 8

Sept 22 - I Kings 9

Sept 23 - I Kings 10

Sept 26 - I Kings 11

Sept 27 - I Kings 12

Sept 28 - I Kings 13

Sept 29 - I Kings 14

Sept 30 - I Kings 15

Oct 3 - I Kings 16

Oct 4 - I Kings 17

Oct 5 - I Kings 18

Oct 6 - I Kings 19

Oct 7 - I Kings 20

Oct 10 - I Kings 21

Oct 11 - I Kings 22

Oct 12 - II Kings 1

Oct 13 - II Kings 2

Oct 14 - II Kings 3

Oct 17 - II Kings 4

Oct 18 - II Kings 5

Oct 19 - II Kings 6

Oct 20 - II Kings 7

Oct 21 - II Kings 8

Oct 24 - II Kings 9

Oct 25 - II Kings 10

Oct 26 - II Kings 11

Oct 27 - II Kings 12

Oct 28 - II Kings 13

Oct 31 - II Kings 14

Nov 1 - II Kings 15

Nov 2 - II Kings 16

Nov 3 - II Kings 17

Nov 4 - II Kings 18

Nov 7 - II Kings 19

Nov 8 - II Kings 20

Nov 9 - II Kings 21

Nov 10 - II Kings 22

Nov 11 - II Kings 23

Nov 14 - II Kings 24

Nov 15 - II Kings 25