Do you read your Bible (at the beginning of) each day?

With the web app or e-books read through the Bible in five years with a short commentary on each day's reading by Jean Koechlin of France.

Download it to your smart-phone, tablet or your computer - whatever device you use most days.

Once downloaded it will work even when you are not connected to the internet provided you do not clear the cache.
If you've already used a previous version on your device you may have to change from one year to another and back again to refresh the page.
If you are using this on an Apple or Android device then you may like to add the web-page to your home screen. It will display, and be accessible through, an icon. This will make the behaviour a little more app-like.
The central button gives access to a Date Picker.

Contents:
Year 1 - Genesis to Joshua.
Year 2 - Judges to Esther.
Year 3 - Job; Psalms 1 - 41; Proverbs 1 - 15; Isaiah; Matthew; Jeremiah; Lamentations of Jeremiah; Mark.
Year 4 - Psalms 42 - 89; Ezekiel; Luke - 2 Corinthians.
Year 5 - Psalms 90 - 150; Proverbs 16 - Song of Solomon; Daniel - Malachi; Galatians - Revelation.

To the Reader
Please read the Scripture passage carefully and prayerfully and then the notes. Take time to look up the Scripture references given in the notes. They are an integral part of the meditation and the extra time spent will be abundantly recompensed.
These notes originally appeared as "chaque jour les Ecritures" (3rd edition) published by La Bonne Semence, Valence, France. In sending them forth in the English translation we would echo the words of the author: "Never forget that 'All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: that the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works.' (2 Timothy 3:16, 17). May the Lord grant us in reading His word to experience and progress in these things with Him."

See this as more important than your daily food - it is! Our spiritual lives are far and away more important - and we can completely trust that God will provide our daily needs 'seek ye first the kingdom of God'. How critically important it is to start the day with the Word of God - spiritual food - before the activities and stimuli and influences of the daily routine take over - indeed to provide a spiritual influence to help us to do all those things as to the Lord.

The Bible is a large book which we can never fathom, but it is essential to get all its instruction - to read the 780,000 words in one year would require reading more than 2000 words each day; this programme needs you to read just over 400 words each day (that is about 16 verses each day - less than an average chapter. The commentary is just over 200 words each day). If we only read the New Testament routinely then we limit ourselves to a quarter of what God has told us.

The scheme covers the greater part of the Bible (some genealogical sections and ones of moral embarrassment are omitted by brother Koechlin) with a daily Bible reading and commentary. It will be an aid to all who prayerfully read them to gain an overview of the entire Bible.

Notes
The Bible in each language is a publicly available version which may not be the latest or best.
The Italian commentary for the Old Testament has some sections in English:
  Psalms 42 to 150, Proverbs 16 to 31, Ecclesiastes, Song of songs, Ezekiel to Malachi.
The commentary for the German version is only available in English.
The commentary in Greek is only available for the New Testament.
The commentary in Bulgarian is only available for seven New Testament books:
  Matthew, John, Romans, 1 & 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Revelation - 250 days, the remainder is provided in English.
The Arabic Smith-VanDyke Bible edition has not vowel markings.
Soon we hope to use other Bible editions: in English - contemporary Darby, Arabic - SVD with vowels, Bulgarian - Veren, and Spanish - RV1977, DV. Please pray! We thank our Lord and His servants who have in all Christian character given their work for this use.
We would strongly recommend that you consider buying a set for reference at home and for use as a commentary in book form.
We ask for fervent prayer for brethren who are translating into Amharic for Ethiopia, Telugu and Oriya for India; also that the Lord will provide translators for other languages in His will.