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Which Book in the Bible?Read a verse, name the book.

A Bible quiz for learning where things are written. A daily puzzle with the same ten verses for everyone, a quick game against the clock, and a learning mode with no clock at all. Free, with no ads.

66books to master
10verses a day, the same for everyone
19achievements
2languages: English and Swedish
The home screen: today's ten verses, Quick Play on easy, medium or hard, Learn and Challenge A question: a verse on a card, and the books to choose from A correct answer, Acts 9:18, with a combo of six and confetti The result: ten of ten correct, 1,246 points and a new personal best Learn mode: after the answer, a short introduction to the book and the verses around it The Bookshelf: streak, accuracy, achievements and all 66 books by group The dark theme: a correct answer, John 14:15
The app, from its store listing. Scroll sideways for all seven.
Try it

Five verses, from famous to deep cuts

The daily puzzle ramps up the same way. There's no clock here: take your time.

King James Version. After each answer you see where the verse comes from, as in the app's Learn mode.
Four ways to play

A puzzle, a race, a lesson, a challenge

10The daily puzzle

The same ten verses for everyone, from famous lines to deep cuts. Keep your streak going and share your result, spoiler-free.

3Quick Play

Easy, Medium or Hard, against the clock. Fast answers and streaks score more.

∞Learn

No clock. After every verse: where it comes from, a short introduction to the book, and the verses around it. The books you miss come back until you know them.

1Challenge

Play ten verses and send them to a friend, your small group or the whole family. Everyone gets the same verses and answers. One try each.

The Bookshelf

Sixty-six books, filling up

Watch all 66 books fill up as you master them, group by group: Law, History, Poetry & Wisdom, the Prophets, the Gospels, Paul's Letters. And collect achievements, from “Minor Prophets, Major Win” to “The Whole Counsel”.

Made to be enjoyed

Sounds, confetti, and a relaxed mode

Clean design, satisfying sounds, confetti for perfect games, and a dark theme. If the clock isn't for you, there's a relaxed mode without one.

No sign-in is needed. Leaderboards show a nickname you choose. The texts are the King James Version and Svenska 1917.

“Was that Matthew, Mark or Luke?”

On Hard, the wrong answers come from the same part of the Bible.