This document presents the first part of a Bible reading schedule from 1950, published as a supplement to the journal Mlat. The schedule is structured as a five-week study plan focusing on the books of Moses, specifically from Exodus through Deuteronomy. The initial weeks cover pivotal events such as the birth and calling of Moses, the Exodus from Egypt, and the establishment of the covenant. Subsequent sections address biblical laws, themes of holiness, and the final stages of the wilderness journey, concluding with Moses' death and the transition of leadership to Joshua. The text includes practical instructions for readers, emphasizing the importance of consistency, note-taking, and communal discussion. The author, signed as Láďa, also announces forthcoming summaries of scholarly notes in the journal and encourages the use of these texts for Sunday devotions. This document served as a methodological guide to deepen religious education and spiritual life during the post-war period.