Multiple Bible Verse Lookup (KJV)

How to look up your list

1. Enter each reference on a new line, or use semicolons. Blank lines and empty segments between semicolons are ignored.
2. Select Look up verses. The KJV text downloads when you run your first lookup; later lookups on this page reuse it.
3. Check each status, fix any entries that need attention, then copy the results. Copied text includes every entry, its original reference, its status, and all four totals.

The tool reads the bundled KJV text in your browser. Your reference list is not sent to a lookup service or added to the page URL.

Supported reference syntax

Use a book name, chapter, colon, and verse: John 3:16. For a range in the same chapter, use a hyphen: 1 Cor 13:4-7. Book names and the accepted aliases below are case-insensitive.

Whole chapters, comma lists such as John 3:16,18, cross-chapter ranges such as John 3:16-4:2, and prose are unsupported. Put separate verses on separate lines. Unknown book names are also unsupported.

Jo is ambiguous: it could mean Job, Joel, John, Jonah, or Joshua. Choose a full name. The tool never guesses a book from a partial name.

Example: five entries, all accounted for

Every nonempty entry gets exactly one status. The original order and repeated references are preserved.

5 = 3 + 1 + 1 + 0: five submitted = three ok + one invalid + one ambiguous + zero unsupported. The three ok entries return six verse appearances, because the repeated John 3:16 counts twice.

ok

The reference resolves to the KJV text shown.

invalid

The book is recognized, but the chapter or verse does not exist, or the range is reversed.

ambiguous

The book token can refer to more than one book. Choose a complete name.

unsupported

The format is outside the supported syntax, or the book name is unknown.

A list with any status other than ok is marked incomplete, even if some verses can be returned. If the entire request exceeds a limit, it is refused without partial results or totals.