Today's reading
King James Version
“It is of the LORD’S mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not.”
Lamentations 3:22
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Contextual topic guides
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Each guide gathers 30 or more KJV verses, grouped by situation, with a line of context under every verse and a link to its chapter.
Guide 01
Peace
Experience God's peace with these scriptures about inner peace, peace with others, and the peace that surpasses understanding.
38 KJV verses, grouped by need
Guide 02
Encouraging Bible Verses
Be encouraged and uplifted by these powerful scriptures that bring comfort, strength, and hope in difficult times.
43 KJV verses, grouped by need
Guide 03
Strength
Find strength and courage in these powerful Bible verses about God's strength and finding power in weakness.
35 KJV verses, grouped by need
Guide 04
Love
Discover powerful scriptures about God's love, loving others, and the true meaning of love according to the Bible.
40 KJV verses, grouped by need
Guide 05
Anxiety
Find peace and comfort in these scriptures about worry, fear, and anxiety. Let God's word calm your anxious heart.
33 KJV verses, grouped by need
Guide 06
Healing
Find comfort and hope in these scriptures about God's healing power for body, mind, and spirit.
33 KJV verses, grouped by need
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