Now if you call yourself a Jew, and you find your comfort in the law, and you boast in God;
Welcome to Versely!
Versely is a game where you guess the reference to a Bible Verse. (It's kind of like Wordle or other similar games.)
Each day you have 6 guesses to choose the correct book, chapter, and verse for a given passage. If guessing the verse seems too difficult, you can always click the Easy Mode button and get the verse supplied for you.
Your guesses will be marked with green if correct and red if incorrect. The Guess Meter™ will display red if no fields were correct, yellow if at least one of the 3 fields is correct, and green when all 3 fields are correct.
As you guess the site gives you hints. An up arrow means your guess was low, and a down arrow means your guess was high. A double chevron or means your guess was off by 10 or more verses/chapters/books.
This site uses the Evangelical Heritage Version translation for given passages.
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You Got It!
Good job! The passage is indeed . We would encourage you to spend a minute meditating on this verse. Some questions and ideas to guide your study:
- What does this passage inspire you to do?
- What does this teach me to be thankful for? (Specific Gospel)
- Think back: do you remember a sermon or devotion based on this verse?
- What is the context around this verse?
And come play again tomorrow!
Awww, too bad.
Today's verse was from . If you didn't get it, that's okay. We would like to encourage you to spend some time meditating on God's Word today. This verse might be a good place to start. Some questions and ideas to guide your study:
- What does this passage inspire you to do?
- What does this teach me to be thankful for? (Specific Gospel)
- Think back: do you remember a sermon or devotion based on this verse?
- What is the context around this verse?
Come back tomorrow for a new verse.