In his Diary entry for September
26, 1816, John Quincy Adams noted:
“I have made it a practice for several
years to read the Bible through in the
course of every year. I usually devote
to this reading the first hour after I rise
every morning.”
John Quincy Adams made it his lifelong practice to read through the entire Bible every year.
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