Note: The weekly Torah readings are a 1-year cycle, organized according to the standard parashiot of the Ashkenaz and Sephardic traditions. The daily Torah readings follow the Ashkenaz tradition only (see www.hebcal.com). Only special maftir readings are listed.

The Shlichim (New Testament) readings listed directly below the Haftarah relate thematically to the week's parasha, and are not according to any specific tradition. Other helpful New Covenant reading cycles by Drs. Kinzer and Feinberg can be found on the UMJC website at www.umjc.org.

The Shlichim Yomi (daily New Testament) readings constitute a 1-year cycle designed by Dr. David Rudolph; they follow the earliest attested NT canonical order and are not thematically related to the day's Torah reading. The Nach Yomi (daily Prophets & Writings) readings constitute a 2-year cycle developed by the Orthodox Union. These and the daily Torah readings can be listened to on the Jewish Audio Bible, designed and administered by Dr. David Rudolph. The Bible readers are young professionals, college students, and teens in the Messianic Jewish community from all over the world. The Jewish Audio Bible can be accessed on iTunes (search under "Jewish Audio Bible", or the UMJC website (www.umjc.org) and click "Torah" in the menu, then "Jewish Audio Bible".

"CJB" refers to the Complete Jewish Bible, "MJR" refers to the Messianic Jewish Resources calendar, and "FF" refers to Flame Foundation's listing of parashiot. Scripture chapters and verses are numbered according to the Tanakh (Hebrew) system adopted by the CJB. The Standard English versification is indicated in parentheses whenever there is a difference, and differences in the Ashkenaz and Sephardic readings are indicated by (A) and (S) respectively. Also, (M) denotes CJB's recommended additional readings that have Messianic Jewish content.