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Say what you remember. Find the verse.
Remember part of a verse but not where it is? Say or type whatever comes to mind: a few words, a misquote, a typo, or the story in your own words. Find in Bible shows the closest verses, best match first.
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Type it the way you remember it
- Misquote
“man shall live by bread alone”
Luke 4:4 · Matthew 4:4 · Deuteronomy 8:3
- Typos
“blesed are the meak”
Matthew 5:5
- Reference
“1 Cor 13:4-7”
1 Corinthians 13:4–7
- Chapter
“Psalm 23”
All of Psalm 23
Features
Built for the verse that’s on the tip of your tongue
Misquotes and paraphrases
Get the words wrong and it still finds the verse, with the matching words marked in gold.
Typos fixed for you
“blesed are the meak” still finds Matthew 5:5. No need to know the spelling.
References work too
Type John 3:16, 1 Cor 13:4-7 or Psalm 23 to go straight to the passage.
Speak or type
Tap the button and say what you remember, or type it if you’re somewhere quiet.
Read the whole chapter
Open any verse in its chapter, then carry on to the next or previous one.
Two translations
King James Version and Berean Standard Bible, one tap apart. Search uses both.
Copy with the reference
Copy a verse with its reference attached, ready to paste into a message or notes.
Works offline
All 31,102 verses and the search run on your phone. No signal needed.
Screens
One question: what do you remember?
How it works
Three checks, a fraction of a second
- 1
Matches your words
Every verse is indexed by its words in both translations, and misspelled words are matched to the closest real ones.
- 2
Understands your meaning
A small language model on your phone compares what you meant with every verse, so the story in your own words works too.
- 3
Checks the phrasing
Verses that keep your words in the same order rank higher, so the closest wording comes first.
Privacy
Private by design. Offline by default.
Your searches stay on your phone. Find in Bible doesn’t know who you are, what you looked up, or when.
Voice input uses your phone’s own speech recognition, which on some phones sends audio to Google or Apple. Read the Privacy Policy.
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- No analytics or tracking
- The app sends nothing over the internet
Is Find in Bible free?
Yes. It’s free, with no ads, no subscriptions and no in-app purchases.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. All 31,102 verses and the search itself live on your phone, so it works on a plane, in church or anywhere without signal. The one exception is voice input on some phones; see below.
What can I search with?
Whatever you remember: a few words, a misquote, words with typos, the story in your own words, or a reference such as John 3:16, 1 Cor 13:4-7 or Psalm 23. You get the closest verses, best match first.
Which Bible translations are included?
The King James Version (KJV) and the Berean Standard Bible (BSB). Search always looks through both; the KJV / BSB switch changes the wording you read. The BSB leaves out 16 verses that are missing from the oldest manuscripts, such as Acts 8:37; for those the app shows the KJV wording.
How does it find a verse when my words are wrong?
It combines three checks. A keyword match that corrects misspelled words, a small language model on your phone that compares the meaning of what you said with every verse, and a phrase check that ranks verses higher when they keep your words in the same order.
Coming soon to Android and iPhone
Free, offline, and ready when a verse is on the tip of your tongue.
- Coming soon toGoogle Play
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Android testing has started. Email us to join the beta.