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Jesus Calling Devotional. You Might Also Like. Learn more about the features in the new Bible Gateway App! Get to Know Your Bible Better. Access a library of free Bible study resources. Share with friends. Tap on any verse to share it with family and friends via social media or email. Read and Listen. Read, search, and navigate Scripture quickly and easily. Use the table of contents in your Bible to locate that book within it. The table of contents is at the beginning of the Bible.
Locate the name in the table of contents and turn to the page associated with the start of the book. The name of the book might be abbreviated or spelled out completely.
Identify the chapter. The first number is the chapter. Look at the verse and determine which chapter it is from in the book. Some people may cite Bible verse using abbreviations and Roman numerals. For example, Lev. Locate that chapter within the book. You may be able to find the location of that chapter in the table of contents. If not, you can thumb through the specific book until you see that chapter. Some also note the last verse on the page. Identify the verse number.
The second number after the book name is the verse number. This number should come after a colon :. In the case of John , 16 would be the verse number. If you're looking up a longer passage, there may be two numbers, separated by a hyphen -.
For example, in John , you're looking for verses 16,17, and Locate the verse within the chapter. The verses go in numerical order, just like chapters. There should be a small number at the beginning of each sentence or a small group of sentences.
This is the verse number. If you're looking for multiple verses, such as John , 17 and 18 would follow directly after Method 2. Choose a concordance. Your church may also have one that you can borrow.
Search for a word from the verse. Remember an important word from the verse. Look it up in the concordance the same way that you would look it up in a dictionary. Concordances are alphabetized. Search for other words if necessary. Locate the verse from the concordance list. The concordance will list all of the places where that word is found in the Bible. Try another translation if necessary. Concordances are specific to translations.
Method 3. Search the verse number online. Choose a search engine, or go to a website dedicated to Bible study. Type the name of the book and the chapter and verse numbers into the search engine. Type the verse number in the generally accepted format if you can. For example, you'll get more accurate results if you type, "John ," than, "Chapter 3 16 John.
Remember what you can about the verse.
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