1.    BROWN - Word (e.g. Psa 119:9,11,89,103,105,130,162; Psa 138:2; Jer 1:12; Heb 4:12)
2.    FAWN - Divine Healing (e.g. Isa 53:3-5; Matt 8:17; 1Pet 2:24; Prov 4:20-22; Mark 5:25-34)
3.    CRIMSON - Prosperity, Tithing & Giving (e.g. 2Cor 8:9; 2Cor 9:6-12; Mal 3:8-12; Phil 4:15-19)
4.    RED - The Name of Jesus (e.g. Mark 16:17; Acts 3:16; Acts 4:10; Phil 2:8-11; Heb 1:4)
5.    ORANGE - Salvation (e.g. John 1:12; John 6:37,47; Rom 10:9-11,13; 2Cor 6:2)
6.    YELLOW - Prayer and Fasting (e.g. John 16:23-24; Mark 11:24; 1John 5:14-15; Matt 6:16-18)
7.    LIGHT GREEN - Water Baptism (e.g. Matt 3:13-16; Acts 2:38a,41; Acts 8:35-39)
8.    DARK GREEN - In Him (e.g. Rom 8:1-2,32,37; 2Cor 5:17-21; Eph 1:3,7; Phil 4:13)
9.    LIGHT BLUE - Holy Spirit (e.g. Luke 11:11-13; Acts 2:4; Acts 10:44-46; Acts 19:6; John 7:37-39)
10.  DARK BLUE - Praise and Worship (e.g. Psa 22:3; 29:1-2; 30:11-12; 135:103; 147:1; Heb 13:15)
11.  PURPLE - Faith (e.g. Heb 10:38; Heb 11:1,6; Mark 11:22-23; Rom 12:3; 10:17; 4:17-21)
12.  BLACK - Demons & Hell (e.g. Luke 10:18-19; Matt 10:1; James 4:7; Rev 20:10-15)
NOTE: Normal color pencils are the best to use on Bible paper.  Don't press too hard when coloring in or else you may damage the paper.  Also thoroughly rub over the portions you have colored in with a tissue or else the color will transfer onto the opposite page when you close your Bible.

2f. There are certain verses that will be a blessing to you, that are not covered by the color code system.  Underline these verses with a pen, and write down any revelation knowledge you receive from the Lord in the margin of your Bible.  Also use your S.T. notebook to write down all instructions and/or teachings you receive from the Lord in prayer or while studying His Word - and practice them.  Write out good Scriptures you would like to memorize and confess,
at the back of your S.T. notebook.

2g. Spend a few minutes meditating on a verse or two that was meaningful to you during your Bible reading.

2h. Spend a few minutes confessing God's Word over your life, especially the IN HIM Scriptures which reveal who you are 'in Christ' and what you can do 'through Christ'.  In your daily life and conduct determine to be a 'doer of the Word'. (James 1:22-25)

Point 2 should take between 20-30 minutes.  In total, our goal should be to spend 60-90 minutes in uninterrupted prayer, praise and study of the Word.

3. Following this daily Bible reading program will ensure you get a balanced spiritual diet 365 days a year, resulting in you living a far more stable, victorious and fulfilled Christian life.

NOTES:
1. Following this program you will read through the Old Testament once, (except for Psalms and Proverbs which you will read twice), the Gospels, Acts & Revelation twice, and the Epistles three times in a year.
2. The numbers in parenthesis after each day's date, show you that although the daily number of chapters varies greatly, the number of verses is more or less the same.

Psa 1:1-3 How blessed is the man whose...
2  ...delight is in the law of the LORD, and in His law he meditates day and night.
3  And he will be like a tree {firmly} planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither; and in whatever he does, he prospers.

I was raised by a God fearing father, who only found Jesus on his deathbed, but was never-the-less diligent to pray and read the Bible every evening with his family.  Consequently, his 3 sons chose the path of righteousness, loving and serving the Lord to this day, even though our father died when I was only 16 years old.

Prov 22:6 Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it.

I'm raising my family the same way my father raised us...
1. We worship with a CD for about 10-20 minutes.
2. We pray for about 10-15 minutes.
3. We spend about 10-15 minutes reading and discussing the Word of God.
4. We spend a few minutes confessing the Word over our lives.
5. We spend a few minutes memorizing and revising scriptures.