The complete American Standard Version (ASV) and World English Bible (WEB) with study notes that answer real questions, a growing index of the people and themes running through Scripture, and a reading plan that adjusts when life gets in the way.
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Choose a length — a year, two years, whatever suits you. Each morning the plan works out your portion from where you actually are and how many days remain, so a missed week is absorbed into the days ahead instead of becoming a backlog you have to face. A day’s reading never runs from one psalm into the next.
An account is needed only so the plan can remember your place.
Every verse has a permanent link. Cite it, bookmark it, or send it to someone, and it will still work years from now.
Scripture gives the same name to different men, and readers routinely run them together. Six men are called Joshua, six are called Zechariah, and two are called Darius. Each one is treated separately here, with the passages that distinguish him.
Alongside the people are the images that recur across the text — oil, the olive tree, the branch, the lampstand, the clouds, the day of the LORD — each traced through the passages where it appears, without flattening their contexts into one another.
Scripture Reader is built and maintained by one reader working through the text daily. Footnotes, studies, and cross-references are added as the questions come up.