Reddit reviews The Great Adventure: Bible Indexing Tabs (2017)
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The Great Adventure: Bible Indexing Tabs
I do recommend giving the Gospels a read before anything else. The entire Bible points to the Gospels and it's good to get that under your belt first. They're the most important part of the entire thing. If you don't want to read all the Gospels, I would read Matthew or Luke, and then John (Matthew, Mark, and Luke contain most of the same stories).
If you can afford it, get the book Walking With God by Tim Gray and Jeff Cavins and read it along with the Bible. They split the Bible up into different time periods and each chapter covers a time period. It would be best to read the chapter in the book and then read the corresponding sections of the Bible. That way you know what you're reading. They focus mostly on what they call "the narrative books"-- the books that push the story forward. I would suggest sticking to those books first and then going back and reading the "supplemental books" after you know the general outline of the story and where those books fit into the overall timeline.
It may also be helpful to get the timeline pamphlet and, if you don't already have tabs on your Bible, the Timeline tabs to help you see easily where each book fits into the timeline. But those aren't necessary at all.
I think that's the best program out there for Catholic novice Bible-readers.
They are the Bible tabs published by Ascension Press to go along with the Great Adventure Bible Study. The color codes denote the time period the book takes place in salvation history: