• Use the input controls to construct one or more passages. Chapter and Verse numbers can be specified as single (e.g. 1,7), ranges (1-9), or combination (e.g. 2,5-8). Numbers may be space- or comma-delimited.
• Click to add passages to the request.
• Click to submit the scripture request. Results replace any previous scripture contents.

Construct custom passage requests using the format:

• May contain multiple translation codes separated by commas or spaces.
• May contain multiple book names separated by commas or spaces (except multi-word book names, e.g. 1 Kings, Song of Solomon, etc).
• Optional chapter and verse numbers may be specified as single (1,4,6), ranges (1-9), or a mix (e.g. 1-10,12,16-20).
• Additional passages may be appended following a semi-colon (;)
• If no translation is included, the default King James version will be used.
• If no book is selected, the first book of the current testament selection (Genesis or Matthew) will be returned.
• Secondary passages inherit missing parameters from the preceding passage (left to right).

Translation codes and book names are not case-sensitive.

KJV,WEB!Matthew.6:19-21

Returns Matthew chapter 6, verses 19 through 21 from both the King James and World English versions.

KJV!Genesis.1,2:1-10

Returns verses 1 through 10 of Genesis chapters 1 and 2.

Webster!Matthew Mark Luke John.1:1-4

Chapter 1, verses 1-4 from multiple books.

Darby!Psalms,Song of Solomon.2:1-4

Multi-word book names must be delimited by commas.

ASV BEB KJV WEB!Luke.2:9-12

Multiple versions of Luke 2:9-12.

• Use the input controls to limit the search to specific translation, testament, book, or chapter. Verse settings are ignored.
• Enter the word(s) to find, then click
  Results replace any previous scripture contents.
• Search using a regular expression by affixing a forward slash (/) to the beginning and end of the search term, e.g /[0-9]+/

• Click to print the scripture frame contents using the browser's print function.

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