Which Bible translation does the finder search?
The King James Version (KJV), whose complete 31,100-verse text is in the public domain, so we can search and show it freely. If you remember a verse in a modern translation’s wording, the same words may differ slightly in the KJV — the Bible Note app supports more translations inside the app.
Is this Bible verse finder free?
Yes, completely. Search as often as you like, copy and share every result — no account, no email, no download required.
What if I can’t find the verse I’m thinking of?
Use fewer, stronger words — two or three distinctive ones beat a full sentence. Switch between “All words” and “Any word”, try the By quote mode with the longest phrase you remember, or rephrase in KJV-style wording if you learned the verse in a modern translation.
Can it search the Apocrypha or deuterocanonical books?
No. The finder covers the 66 books of the standard Protestant canon in the KJV. Verses from Tobit, Wisdom of Solomon, Maccabees, and similar books are outside its index.
How is this different from BibleGateway or a concordance?
Those tools are built for browsing by book and chapter, or for looking up exact words once you already know the territory. This finder is built for the opposite moment: you have a memory — a fragment, a topic, a rough description — and need the reference. You bring the memory; we find the address.