Scripture as continuous prose — no chapter numbers, verse numbers, or reference apparatus. What that means, and why.
Type a reference (like Gen 3:15 or Gen 4-7) to read a passage, or a word or phrase (like grace) to search every verse that contains it.
Pick a ready-made plan below, or build your own: choose how many weeks you want it to take and what order to read the books in, and this will lay out a day-by-day chart that divides every chapter evenly across those weeks. Click any day to read it; a "Mark as read" button there will cross it off here too, and your plan and progress are remembered in this browser the next time you visit. This is a JavaScript version of the reading-plan-generator spreadsheet; see the 3-letter book abbreviation key for the full book names the codes in the chart represent.
Add a verse or short passage, then practice it as a flashcard: see the reference, try to recite it from memory, reveal the text, and rate yourself. Verses move from New to Learning to Mastered as you rate them. Verses are grouped into packs — pick or make one below to add into.
These verses live only in this browser. To carry them to another device,
export a plain text file: one reference per line, e.g. John
3:16, with # Pack: Name lines marking where each pack
starts. Save it anywhere you like (Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox, email
to yourself), then import that same file on the other device. A
hand-written list works too, with or without the status or pack lines;
a plain list imports into whichever pack is selected above.
Just starting out? to add the Navigators’ classic Topical Memory System — Pack I, Pack II, and Pack III — as three ready-made packs.
Pack I, Pack II, and Pack III are the Navigators’ classic Topical Memory System — see the topic behind each verse.
Listen to the King James Version read aloud, one chapter at a time. Pick a book, then a chapter.