3. Search, Concordance & Topics
The Search page consolidates four powerful KJV study tools into a single hub, each on its own tab.
Verse Search
Type any word, phrase, or partial verse into the search bar. Results show every KJV verse that contains your term, with matches highlighted. Use the book filter to limit results to a single book. Links go directly to the reading page.
KJV Concordance
Browse every word in the King James Bible alphabetically (A–Z) or search for a specific word. Each word has its own page listing every verse in the Bible where it appears, with direct links to the reading page. Ideal for word studies and finding the full biblical scope of any term.
Tip: Use the concordance to trace how a word like “grace” or “covenant” is used across both Testaments — you may be surprised how many times it appears and in how many different contexts.
Nave’s Topical Bible
Over 4,600 topics from the classic Nave’s Topical Bible, organized A–Z by subject. Click any topic to see every KJV scripture passage the Bible has to say about that subject — from Atonement to Zeal. Perfect for topical Bible study or preparing a lesson or sermon.
Ask AI
Ask any Bible question in plain language and receive a detailed, scripture-grounded answer from the AI assistant. Optionally enter a specific verse reference (e.g., John 3:16) to ground the response in that exact passage. No login required. The AI specializes in KJV scripture, theology, and church history.
On any reading page, the AI Chatbot panel on the right side is context-aware — it knows which book and chapter you are reading and can discuss the passage directly. When you open the chat, up to three starter question tiles appear — on a reading page these are chapter-specific prompts such as “Summarize this chapter” or “What are the key themes?”; on other pages general Bible questions appear. Click any tile to fill the input, then send when ready.
Signed-in users can save questions for reuse. Type a question in the input box and click the 🔖 bookmark icon to save it. Open your saved questions any time by clicking the ☰ list icon in the chat header — questions are grouped by chapter relevance so the most useful ones surface first. Manage your library on the My Questions page (up to 50 questions).
Cross-References on reading pages
While reading, each verse displays linked cross-references — other passages in the Bible that relate to the same theme, prophecy, or word. These come from the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge (TSK) and a built-in similarity engine. Click any reference badge to jump to that verse.
Use the Cross-Refs toggle in the text-size bar at the top of the chapter to show or hide all cross-reference links. Your preference is saved and applies to every page.