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Passage Search
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Help: Passage Search
Passage Search allows you to find single verses, ranges of verses, or even entire books. There is a limit of 500 total verses for any single passage search. Here are a two examples of Passage Searches:
Search: John 1:1-10
Finds John chapter 1 verses 1–10. When the results appear, you can navigate view the complete chapter, previous chapter, previous book, next chapter, or next book using the navigation tool bar at the top of the list of verses.
Search: John 3:5; John 10:1; Matt 1:1
Finds John chapter 3 verse 5, John chapter 10 verse 1, and Matthew chapter 1 verse 1. Any range of verses can be added to the search by placing a semicolon (";") after each verse. Please note: When searching for more than one location, the navigation bar is disabled.
Passage Options for this search
The passage search options allow you to turn on and off identifiers (e.g. footnote markers, verse numbers) and change the formatting of the text. You can turn on and off the following: Footnotes Cross-references Book-chapter-verse abbreviations – At the beginning of paragraphs or verses, depending on which mode is selected Show blank line after paragraphs – Applies only when "By Paragraph" is selected
There are also two format options for the Bible text:
By Paragraph: Verses will be placed in paragraph form, and poetry will be displayed as poetry.
By Verse: Each verse starts on a new line, and no formatting is applied. Select this to line verses up with each other when viewing multiple translations.
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