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Scripture by Topic

Bible Verses by Topic

Find passages about love, faith, hope, and other concerns. Read the context notes, then look up the surrounding chapter in your Bible.
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Bible verses by topic

Choose the question, emotion, or practice you want to explore.

God’s love & neighbor-loveBible Verses About LoveGod’s love, loving others, commitment, and love in action.Read the verses Courage & enduranceBible Verses About StrengthCourage, weakness, endurance, and strength for hard times.Read the verses Comfort & recoveryBible Verses About HealingComfort, sickness, recovery, care, and restoration.Read the verses Worry & peaceBible Verses About AnxietyWorry, stress, fear, overthinking, prayer, and peace.Read the verses Waiting & the futureBible Verses About HopeWaiting, an uncertain future, hard times, and not giving up.Read the verses Trust & faithful actionBible Verses About FaithTrusting God, mustard seed faith, prayer, and faithful action.Read the verses Comfort & reconciliationBible Verses About PeaceGod’s peace, comfort, strength, peace of mind, and peacemaking.Read the verses Mercy & reconciliationBible Verses About ForgivenessGod’s forgiveness, forgiveness of sins, forgiving others, healing, and reconciliation.Read the verses

Topic guides with context

Choose a topic, then read the surrounding passage

Choose from eight topics below. Each guide brings together selected passages, short context notes, and Bible references. Use the references to read the surrounding chapter in your Bible. A verse about grief may come from a lament; words about forgiveness may address a whole church rather than one private relationship.

For example, “I can do all things” in Philippians 4:13 belongs to Paul’s discussion of contentment in hunger and plenty (4:10–14). It is not a promise of success at anything we attempt. Ask who is speaking, who is addressed, and how the surrounding sentences qualify the words you want to remember.

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    Name the question

    Choose the topic closest to the situation, but avoid treating one isolated line as an answer to every kind of struggle.

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    Read before and after

    Check the complete paragraph or chapter, identify the speaker and audience, and note the kind of writing you are reading.

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    Remember with meaning

    Read the context first, then search the Memory Game library by reference. Its 300 passages are a separate selection, so a verse in a topic guide may not be available there.