Reading List: December 2011

The New Testament of the Bible ends with a lot of short books, plus the lengthy book of Revelation. I finished both versions of the Bible that I was reading through 2011 by the end of the year.

The Holy Bible, New International Version

• The New Testament
• Romans
• 1 Corinthians
• 2 Corinthians
• Galatians
• Ephesians
• Philippians
• Colossians
• 1 Thessalonians
• 2 Thessalonians
• 1 Timothy
• 2 Timothy
• Titus
• Philemon
• Hebrews
• James
• 1 Peter
• 2 Peter
• 1 John
• 2 John
• 3 John
• Jude
• Revelation

The Holy Bible, New King James Version

• The New Testament
• Romans
• 1 Corinthians
• 2 Corinthians
• Galatians
• Ephesians
• Philippians
• Colossians
• 1 Thessalonians
• 2 Thessalonians
• 1 Timothy
• 2 Timothy
• Titus
• Philemon
• Hebrews
• James
• 1 Peter
• 2 Peter
• 1 John
• 2 John
• 3 John
• Jude
• Revelation

I also finished reading both editions of the Koran that I was reading.

The Koran, translated by N.J. Dawood (1966). I finished this on December 2, reading pages 390-431 on the first and second of December. Those pages include the following suras:

• The Unbelievers
• Help
• Pilgrimage
• The Imrans
• Cattle
• Prohibition

The Koran, translated by N.J. Dawood (1968). I finished this edition on December 6, reading pages 356-431 from December 3 to December 6. Those pages include the following suras:

• Women
• Divorce
• The Table
• The Unbelievers
• Help
• Pilgrimage
• The Imrans
• Cattle
• Prohibition

The Assassins' Gate, by George Packer.
The Idiot, by Fyodor Dostoevsky, translated by Constance Garnett.
Some Days You Get the Bear, by Lawrence Block.
Access 2002 for Dummies, by John Kaufeld.
Access 2003 Bible, by Cary N. Prague, Michael R. Irwin, and Jennifer Reardon.
Excel 2003 for Dummies, by Greg Harvey.
My New American Life, by Francine Prose.
Resistance, by Barry Lopez.
Beyond Black, by Hilary Mantel.
Germinal, par Emile Zola.
Jayber Crow, by Wendell Berry.