Chapters selected from the Old Testament, suitable for
daily reading throughout the Year, either in private or
with the Family.

NOTE. The New Testament may be best read by following the
Calendar lessons.

14

1 1 Sam. vii. & viii. (to 9.) 16 1 Sam. xxxi.

2

ix.

17 2 Sam.i.

1 1 Kings i. (omit 2-4.) 16 1 Kings xii.

2 1 Chron.

§ xxviii. (to 17

10)xxix.(6.) 18

xiv.

XV.

3 1 Kings iii. & iv. (29)

19 2 Chron. xv.

4

vi.

20 1 Kings xvi.

6

viii. (27.)

10 Ecclés. i. & ii. (to 11.)

ii. (11.) & iii. 27 2 Kings i.

262 Chron. xx.

ii.

iv.

vi.

25 Zech. iii. iv. v. (to 4.) 29 Mal.

i. & ii. (14.)

30

iii. & iv.

27

xii. (9.) & xiii. 31 Prov.

i.

Note. Isaiah is styled the Evangelical Prophet, because he pro-
phesied most minutely and distinctly of the Advent or approach,
the sufferings and exaltation of the Messiah; for which reason his
writings are considered by the Church as a suitable preparation for

the season of Christmas.

THE END.

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