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1. Find Parallel Verses There are a few ways to find the page with this information…

The first way is to type in the exact verse that you want to look up, both chapter and verse. If you just put the chapter number this will not work, it will take you to the page that shows you the full chapter.

What comes up is a page like this with all the Parallel translations on the left.

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For the second way to get to Parallel Versions, maybe you want to view the parallel versions of the whole chapter. This time, type the chapter you are looking for in the search bar and it will bring you to this familiar page. Next, click on the word “parallel” in the second (white) menu bar as shown below.

It will assume that you want to see verse one. So, to get back to the whole chapter, click the chapter link in the breadcrumb trail in the upper left corner. See below (Chapter 4). Click on the blue hyperlink.

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WOW! You can now read the whole chapter in different versions side by side. How cool is that!

Okay, lets look at a third way to look at Parallel Translations… Imagine you have a general idea of where a verse is, but you don’t know the exact reference.

• First, search for the book and chapter in the search bar. • Use the blue arrows to navigate around if you didn’t get to the chapter you were

thinking of. • Then, scan through the chapter until you find the verse you were looking for. • To see the parallel verses, click on the blue number at the beginning of the

verse.

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YUP! We are back here once again! Lets have a look around…

Over to the left we have a nice long list of parallel verses.

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2. Context & Cross References To the right, you’ll find the verse in context (verses before and after).

As you scroll down below the “context”, you’ll see the title “Cross References” with a list of KEY cross references for that verse.

If you continue to scroll down, underneath the cross references you will find the “Treasury of Scripture” which will break the verse down and give more verses related to KEY WORDS in your verse.

These two sections are so handy to have when studying the Bible!

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3. Search for Key Words

You can also use the search bar to search for key words, names, places, etc.

Just type in the word(s) you want to search for and it will pop up with a list of verses!

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