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Although, like Reese’s, there’s no wrong way to read the Bible, by far the two most common ways to read the books of the Bible in order are thematically and chronologically. 

• Thematic (or canonical) order is the most straightforward: this is how most Bibles are organized.

  However, the order differs slightly between traditions, especially when you add in the Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical books included in Catholic and Orthodox Bibles.

• Chronological (or timeline) order is much more complicated.

  Many of the books have overlapping timelines, and they don’t always specify when they were written or compiled. But it is possible to create a rough chronology.

In order to help you make sense of these variations and give you a few straightforward reading options, I’ve compiled two complete lists of the books of the Bible for your reference, along with some clarifying notes.  

(On the other hand, you can always use one of Bible Gateway’s handy reading plans to guide you.