List of Daily readings WITH missing verses?

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I want to read the entire bible following the church’s 3 year cycle. However, I notice there are many verses omitted from the readings (different topic 😉). So, what I’m asking is if anyone is aware of a resource that follows the daily and Sunday readings but includes omitted verses? List format only, not looking for something with scripture excerpts. My best option at this point is to use the USCCB Liturgical Calendar and just pencil in missing verses as I come across them. Thanks!!
 
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I want to read the entire bible following the church’s 3 year cycle. However, I notice there are many verses omitted from the readings
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Well… the Church’s three year cycle of readings for Sunday liturgies and its two-year cycle for daily readings doesn’t cover all of Scripture. So, there’s more than just “missing verses”. Sometimes, the lectionary skips entire chapters.
 
Some verses, especially in the Pslams would give a lot of People significant PAUSE…

As for a reference, there is none AFAIK.
 
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Contrary to claims often made, one does not read the entire bible, nor anything even remotely approaching it, during the course of the three-year cycle, even if one attends daily Mass.

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Reading the Entire Bible in 3 Years at Mass? Sacred Scripture
If only 30 percent of the Bible is read at mass, then I would say that there are still important bits in that remaining 70 percent. Psalm 137:9 (baby dashing) is also the inspired word of God, although not easy to swallow. And ALL scripture is profitable, as St. Paul assures us.
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This doesn’t follow the church’s 3 year cycle, but it covers the entire Bible (without the deuterocanonical books). There may be a version that does includes these books. It is still really early in the year, so it would be easy to start at the beginning and catch up if you wanted to.
 
you’re correct, i dont know why they make that claim - it’s disappointing but empowering to learn this. i didn’t know until a few years ago b/c once i started reading on my own i realized there was so much i had never heard. but knowledge is power so i’m glad we have bibles available now where we can read what’s left out 🙂
 
Vanderbilt has this resource, it’s not exactly what i’m looking for but the format makes it easier to see what’s missing. Its in order by book, chapter & verse and lists which day(s) it appears in the lectionary. So for example you can see that Genesis 2 starts with verse 4 and that verses 1-3 aren’t ever read. (it won’t let me post a link or image so remove the spaces) https:// lectionary.library.vanderbilt. edu/daily-citationindex.php
 
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Vanderbilt has this resource, it’s not exactly what i’m looking for but the format makes it easier to see what’s missing. Its in order by book, chapter & verse and lists which day(s) it appears in the lectionary. So for example you can see that Genesis 2 starts with verse 4 and that verses 1-3 aren’t ever read.
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Check a little more closely. You resource shows the first 3 verses of Genesis 2 being read along with the verses from Genesis 1. (The Genesis 1 reading ends with the first part of Genesis 2:4 (2:4a), the Genesis 2 reading picks up with the second part of that verse (2:4b).)
 
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