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Read the Bible in a Year

Posted on Wednesday, January 10th, 2007 under Life | No comments

Just in time for all of your New Year's Resolutions, if you're interested in reading the Bible in its entirety this year, might I recommend The One Year Bible? Not only does it look nice, have a matching Google Homepage widget for convenience, you can also listen along with each passage.

My favorite part? The guy reading along sounds alot like Sideshow Bob! Seriously ... it's the best!

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