What this is
Verselark collects Bible verses by situation rather than by book and chapter. Each collection is a full board of verses, and each verse carries one line about who it was written to and what it addresses. The context lines are editorial notes, not commentary, teaching, or advice.
Translations
Every verse is shown in three translations that are in the public domain: the King James Version, the World English Bible, and the American Standard Version (1901). Modern copyrighted translations such as the NIV, ESV and NLT are not reproduced here.
Where the King James translators supplied a word that is absent from the original language, this site sets it in italics, following the convention of the printed editions.
Contact
Corrections, copyright questions, and abuse reports: [email protected]. If a verse is mis-attributed or a context line is wrong, this is the address to use.
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