Daily Bread follows the weekly Torah Portion, one part each day, together with a healthy balance from the rest of Scripture — all in one year. More than just a one-year Bible reading plan, Daily Bread is designed as a journal, with a comprehensive Hebrew calendar.
The entire Bible originally comes from the Jewish people. It makes sense to read it the Jewish way. The one-year Bible reading plan in Daily Bread is unique in several ways:
Daily Bread follows the same text portions studied weekly by all of Israel, and complements these with the rest of the biblical text.
The reading plan follows the same Jewish divisions of Scripture that Messiah and the apostles did (see Luke 24:44), and takes you through a portion from each section every day.
The journal includes a generous amount of information about the Jewish calendar, the Feasts, and anecdotes on biblical and historical events.
The reading plan begins October 18, 2022. Order today!
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We are a small independent publisher, but with God's help, we've put our best into this resource. We hope that you will be richly blessed by Daily Bread in your walk with the Master!
The Hebrew cover text: Et lechem chukenu ten lanu ha-yom. (Give us this day our daily bread). — Matthew 6:11
At the core of Daily Bread is the unique Messianic reading plan, with a balanced daily diet from the Torah, Prophets, Writings, and Apostles (NT).
Daily Bread includes all the traditional Synagogue readings for every day. For major calendar events, the daily reading is set aside for Holiday readings. (Follows the Ashkenazi tradition.)
The entire Bible originally comes from the Jewish people. It makes sense to read it the Jewish way. *Optional track reading through the NT twice a year!
Studying the Scriptures is a spiritual undertaking. Daily Bread includes Hebrew and English prayers for both Jewish and Gentile disciples.
Journal your studies and prayers. See a record of your spiritual journey at the end of the year!
All major and minor Feasts and Fasts, the Counting of the Omer, Days of Repentance, holidays in modern Israel, and more (diaspora adapted).
Anecdotes from biblical history on their biblical dates. Also included are events in Israel’s history, memorial dates of Messianic pioneers, and calendar explanations.
Find your place early in the morning!
Covers October 25, 2024 – October 15, 2025 (Simchat Torah 5785 through Simchat Torah 5786).
Beautiful, cream colored paper with black text.
Practical, yet portable, Daily Bread fits nicely in the hand.
