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Words, or a reference like “jn 3:16”, “1 cor 13”, “psalm 23”. Word search uses the KJV text; results open in your chosen translation.
Verses you hearted. They live only on this device — export them in Your Journey to keep a copy.
Kept only on this device — no account, ever.
About. Scroll and Pray is a free, account-free way to scroll the Bible. Text: the King James Version (public domain). Cross-references: OpenBible.info, licensed CC-BY — data derived mainly from the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge. Verse themes in this build are a first-pass keyword tagging (v1) plus hand-picked tags on well-loved verses; unthemed verses show a neutral gradient. Notes are original and brief; where a verse is read differently across traditions, the note says so. Chapter introductions in the Notes sheet are by Matthew Henry (1706–1721, public domain), via the Christian Classics Ethereal Library. No accounts, no sign-up.
Translations: King James Version and the World English Bible, both public domain. The WEB follows the same books and chapters; a few verses in Romans 14 and 16 are numbered differently there, and word search always searches the KJV text.
Two ways to read with a guide. A path is one sitting; a plan is a little every day. Your progress lives only on this device — no account, ever.
One theme, a few picked verses, in an order that builds. About ten minutes, no schedule.
Original-language words and definitions: Strong's Concordance (1890), public domain. KJV Strong's tagging: the KJV2003 Project (CrossWire).
Matthew Henry, Commentary on the Whole Bible (1706–1721), public domain — his introduction to this chapter. Some spelling and punctuation are of his time.
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For the nights your mind goes blank. Borrow these words until your own come.
Read it slowly. Then say it back to God in your own words, with your own life in it.