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Learn why we read Scripture chronologically. Our seasons may change, but the Lord's story never does. As we grow in our relationship with Him, we begin to understand our place in His story.
Welcome. You’ve Arrived at The Biblio Bridge.
You’ve been walking a road that doesn’t have a lot of company. Your faith doesn’t fit neatly into one tradition. Your season of life shifted in ways nobody prepared you for, and you’re still figuring it out.
Somewhere along the way, you started wondering if there’s a place where all of it belongs together. There is, and you’ve found it.
Whatever season of life you're in, you've found a place to grow in your relationship with the Lord through His Word as we journey together from Genesis to Revelation.
Who This Is For
This publication is for women making decisions nobody warned them were coming. Empty nesters figuring out what comes next when the kids are gone. Still working, semi-retired, retired, or never worked outside the home at all. Wherever you are, you’re still growing, still active, and finding your footing in territory no one mapped out for you.
It’s for women whose faith didn’t land where they expected. You stepped beyond simply accepting what you’d always been taught and began opening Scripture for yourself. You still appreciate traditions while learning the difference between what the Lord commanded and what developed over time.
If you’ve accepted Yeshua as the Messiah and desire a deeper relationship with the Lord, you’ll feel at home here. Whether your background is Jewish, Messianic, Christian, or somewhere in between, you’re welcome.
You don’t have to reshape yourself to fit someone else’s label. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve lived between two worlds and belonged to neither, you’re home.
Why I Created The Biblio Bridge
I grew up in a Jewish home, came to believe Yeshua is the Messiah, and spent years trying to understand how all the pieces fit together. I found myself appreciating the beauty of Jewish tradition while embracing Yeshua and following the Lord. Somewhere along the journey I stopped trying to fit into someone else’s box and started digging into Scripture for myself.
The Biblio Bridge grew out of that journey. My hope is to create a place where women can grow in their relationship with the Lord, embrace Yeshua as their Messiah and Savior, discover the richness of Scripture through its Jewish roots, and walk confidently wherever the Lord leads.
What You’ll Find Here
This is more than a 52-week Scripture study, though that’s where it starts. We're not simply reading through the Bible. We're growing in our relationship with the Lord as His story unfolds from Genesis to Revelation.
Each week we read through the Bible chronologically from Genesis to Revelation using the NKJV Chronological (New King James Version), the CJB (Complete Jewish Bible), and the TLV (Tree of Life Version) side by side.
To me, reading the Bible chronologically simply makes sense. Scripture is the Lord’s story, His teaching, and His history. Reading it in historical order allows the people, events, psalms, prophecies, and letters to unfold as they happened. When different biblical writers describe the same event or period of history, those passages are read together, providing a fuller understanding of what the Lord was doing at that time.
The reading cycle is divided into 43 sections, with weeks set aside throughout the year to dig deeply into the biblical feasts and holidays. Each Simchat Torah, celebrated in the fall, we return to Genesis and begin the journey again. Since the Hebrew calendar is lunar, the exact date changes every year. Each time through, we discover something new without skipping any part of the Lord’s Word.
Why Chronological?
I’ve always appreciated the Jewish rhythm of beginning and ending the yearly reading cycle with Simchat Torah each fall. I also admired the Christian encouragement to read through the entire Bible. Over the years I wanted something that brought those two approaches together.
Reading the Bible chronologically answered those questions for me. It allows Scripture to unfold as one continuous story while placing people, events, psalms, prophecies, and letters within their historical setting. It helps me see what was happening at the time each passage was written instead of reading everything in isolation.
This study reflects that journey. It follows the Jewish rhythm of beginning and ending with Simchat Torah, reads through the entire Old and New Testaments, and seeks to know Yeshua within His Jewish context while embracing Him as the Messiah. Then, each year, we begin again, allowing Scripture to build on itself with every reading and every passing year.
As we come to know the Lord more deeply through His Word, we begin to understand our own journey more clearly.
More Than a Bible Study
This journey is about more than reading Scripture.
Along the way you’ll also find articles that connect the Lord’s Word with the season of life many of us are living right now, whether that’s retirement, becoming grandparents, navigating change, cooking for a few, or discovering new purpose after decades of caring for others.
During the biblical feasts, the regular rhythm pauses for recipes, traditions, and deeper studies that explore both Scripture and history. Together we’ll discover what the Lord specifically commanded, what developed as Jewish and Christian tradition over the centuries, and why understanding the difference helps us appreciate both more fully.
You’ll also find Biblio Devotional Puzzle Books and Puzzle Sheets. Some are free, while others are available to paid subscribers. They’re designed to help you slow down, engage with Scripture, and enjoy the learning process.
Yeshua is at the center of everything we do. Growing in our relationship with Him isn't one part of this journey. It's the reason for it.
How to Read With Me
Reading the Bible chronologically isn’t as overwhelming as it may sound.
Start with 10 to 15 minutes a day, or even a few minutes at a time if that’s where you are right now. If reading is difficult, listen to the Bible instead. However you take it in, consistency matters more than speed.
Before you begin, pause and pray. Ask the Lord to guide your reading and open your heart to what He wants you to see that day. Some days you’ll simply continue through the story. Other days one verse may stop you in your tracks and lead you into a deeper study. Trust the Holy Spirit’s leading.
The goal isn't simply to finish another Bible reading plan. The goal is to walk with the Lord through His Word, growing in your relationship with Him one day at a time. Pray, read, ponder, listen, and keep moving forward.
You can find the full reading schedule here.
I can’t wait to walk this journey with you.
Shalom & Blessings,
Janet