Where sections are subdivided, either the larger sections or the subdivisions can be treated as single readings. Subdivisions are are marked by an indentation. [Achieved with a white m-dash —]
The Gospel of Matthew
1.1–17 The purported genealogy of Jesus.
1.18–25 The annunciation to Joseph and the birth of Jesus.
2.1–23 The Wise Men and Herod.
—2.1–12 The visit of the Wise Men.
—2.13–15 The flight to Egypt.
—2.16–18 Herod orders the slaughter of the children.
—2.19–23 Joseph takes the family to Nazareth.
3.1–17 John the Baptist.
—3.1–12 John prepares the way.
—3.13–17 John baptizes Jesus.
1.18–25 The annunciation to Joseph and the birth of Jesus.
2.1–23 The Wise Men and Herod.
—2.1–12 The visit of the Wise Men.
—2.13–15 The flight to Egypt.
—2.16–18 Herod orders the slaughter of the children.
—2.19–23 Joseph takes the family to Nazareth.
3.1–17 John the Baptist.
—3.1–12 John prepares the way.
—3.13–17 John baptizes Jesus.
The Gospel of Mark
1.1–11 John the Baptist.
—1.1–8 John prepares the way.
—1.9–11 John baptizes Jesus.
1.12–13 Jesus tempted.
1.14–15 He begins his ministry.
1.16–20 He calls his first disciples.
1.21–28 He heals a man with an unclean spirit.
1.29–31 He heals Simon's mother-in-law.
1.32–34 He heals many others.
1.35–39 He preaches in Galilee.
1.40–45 He cleanses a leper.
2.1–12 He heals a paralytic.
2.13–17 The calling of Levi.
—2.15–17 At Levi's house with tax-collectors and sinners.
2.18–22 A question about fasting.
2.23–28 Jesus, Lord of the Sabbath.
3.1–6 Man with a withered hand.
3.7–12 Jesus and his disciples withdraw to the sea, followed by a great crowd.
3.13–19 The twelve apostles.
3.20–21 The crowd follow him home. His family try to take him in hand.
3.22–30 Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.
3.31–35 Jesus' mother and brothers.\\
—1.1–8 John prepares the way.
—1.9–11 John baptizes Jesus.
1.12–13 Jesus tempted.
1.14–15 He begins his ministry.
1.16–20 He calls his first disciples.
1.21–28 He heals a man with an unclean spirit.
1.29–31 He heals Simon's mother-in-law.
1.32–34 He heals many others.
1.35–39 He preaches in Galilee.
1.40–45 He cleanses a leper.
2.1–12 He heals a paralytic.
2.13–17 The calling of Levi.
—2.15–17 At Levi's house with tax-collectors and sinners.
2.18–22 A question about fasting.
2.23–28 Jesus, Lord of the Sabbath.
3.1–6 Man with a withered hand.
3.7–12 Jesus and his disciples withdraw to the sea, followed by a great crowd.
3.13–19 The twelve apostles.
3.20–21 The crowd follow him home. His family try to take him in hand.
3.22–30 Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.
3.31–35 Jesus' mother and brothers.\\
The Gospel of Luke
1.1–4 Dedication to Theophilus.
1.5–25 Birth of John the Baptist foretold.
1.26–38 Birth of Jesus foretold.
1.39–56 Mary visits Elizabeth.
—1.46–55 The Magnificat.
1.57–80 Birth of John the Baptist.
—1.67–79 The prophecy of Zechariah.
2.1–40 Birth and infancy of Jesus.
—2.1–7 Jesus is born.
—2.8–20 Shepherds and angels.
—2.21 Circumcision.
—2.22–40 Jesus presented at the Temple.
—2.22–24 The presentation.
—2.25–35 Simeon blesses Jesus.
—2.36–38 The testimony of Anna the prophetess.
—2.38–40 The return to Nazareth.
2.41–52 The boy Jesus in the Temple.
1.5–25 Birth of John the Baptist foretold.
1.26–38 Birth of Jesus foretold.
1.39–56 Mary visits Elizabeth.
—1.46–55 The Magnificat.
1.57–80 Birth of John the Baptist.
—1.67–79 The prophecy of Zechariah.
2.1–40 Birth and infancy of Jesus.
—2.1–7 Jesus is born.
—2.8–20 Shepherds and angels.
—2.21 Circumcision.
—2.22–40 Jesus presented at the Temple.
—2.22–24 The presentation.
—2.25–35 Simeon blesses Jesus.
—2.36–38 The testimony of Anna the prophetess.
—2.38–40 The return to Nazareth.
2.41–52 The boy Jesus in the Temple.
The Gospel of John
1.1–18 Prologue—the Word and the Witness.
1.19–34 John's testimony—
—1.19–28 concerning himself,
—1.29–34 concerning Jesus.
1.35–51 Jesus and his first disciples—
—1.35–42 Andrew, John (almost certainly) and Simon Peter,
—1.43–51 Philip and Nathanael (very probably = Bartholomew).
2.1–12 The wedding at Cana.
2.13–22 Jesus cleanses the Temple.
2.23–25 Jesus knows the human heart.
1.19–34 John's testimony—
—1.19–28 concerning himself,
—1.29–34 concerning Jesus.
1.35–51 Jesus and his first disciples—
—1.35–42 Andrew, John (almost certainly) and Simon Peter,
—1.43–51 Philip and Nathanael (very probably = Bartholomew).
2.1–12 The wedding at Cana.
2.13–22 Jesus cleanses the Temple.
2.23–25 Jesus knows the human heart.
