bible://Matthew 5:44
<a href="bible://Matthew 5:44">Matthew 5:44</a>
For example:
- Open Apple's "Pages" app
- Create a new document
- Type in www.google.com to create a link
- Then tap the link and select "Link settings"
- Rename the display to be: Matthew 5:44
- Change the link to be: bible://Matthew 5:44
You also don't need to spell out the entire Book name for the link to work. For example, "bible://Jn 3:16" goes to John 3:16, and "bible://Matt 5:44" goes to Matthew 5:44.
Here's the list of strings that can be used to link to books in the Old Testament:
"ge", "gen", "genesis", "exodus", "ex", "exod", "leviticus", "lev", "numbers", "nu", "num", "deuteronomy", "deut", "dt", "joshua", "jos", "josh", "judges", "jdg", "judg", "ruth", "ru", "1 samuel", "1samuel", "1sa", "1 sa", "1 sam", "2 samuel", "2samuel", "2sa", "2 sa", "2 sam", "1 kings", "1kings", "1ki", "1 kgs", "1 ki", "1 kin", "2 kings", "2kings", "2 ki", "2 kin", "2 kgs", "2ki", "1 chronicles", "1chronicles", "1ch", "1 ch", "1 chron", "1 chr", "2 chronicles", "2chronicles", "2ch", "2 ch", "2 chron", "2 chr", "ezra", "ezr", "nehemiah", "ne", "neh", "esther", "est", "esth", "job", "psalms", "psalm", "ps", "proverbs", "pr", "prov", "ecclesiastes", "ecc", "eccl", "song of songs", "song_of_songs", "song of solomon", "song_of_solomon", "song", "ss", "is", "isaiah", "isa", "jeremiah", "jer", "lamentations", "la", "lam", "ezekiel", "eze", "ezek", "daniel", "da", "dan", "hosea", "hos", "joel", "amos", "am", "obadiah", "ob", "oba", "obad", "jonah", "jon", "jnh", "micah", "mic", "nahum", "na", "nah", "habakkuk", "hab", "zephaniah", "zep", "zeph", "haggai", "hag", "ha", "zechariah", "zec", "zech", "malachi", "mal"
Here's the list of strings that can be used to link to books in the New Testament:
"matthew", "matt", "mt", "mark", "mk", "luke", "lk", "john", "jn", "acts", "ac", "romans", "ro", "rom", "1 corinthians", "1corinthians", "1co", "1 co", "1 cor", "2 corinthians", "2corinthians", "2co", "2 co", "2 cor", "galatians", "gal", "ephesians", "eph", "philippians", "php", "phil", "colossians", "col", "1 thessalonians", "1thessalonians", "1th", "1thes", "1 thes", "1 thess", "1 th", "2 thessalonians", "2thessalonians", "2 th", "2 thes", "2 thess", "2th", "2thes", "1 timothy", "1 ti", "1 tim", "1timothy", "1ti", "2 timothy", "2 ti", "2 tim", "2timothy", "2ti", "titus", "tit", "philemon", "phm", "philem", "hebrews", "heb", "james", "jas", "1 peter", "1peter", "1pe", "1 pe", "1 pet", "2 peter", "2peter", "2 pe", "2 pet", "2pe", "1 john", "1john", "1jn", "2 john", "2john", "2jn", "3 john", "3john", "3jn", "jude", "revelation", "rev"
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Hi David, you can point to our website by simply changing the URL. For example, for the reference:
Reference = John 3:16
URL = https://tecartabible.com/bible/John+3:16
You can simply change the reference by editing the end of the URL. The format is [BookName]+[ChapterNumber]:[VerseNumber].
So if you wanted to go to Genesis 1:1, you would add a Genesis+1:1 at the end of the URL https://tecartabible.com/bible/
Excellent feature, I'm using it in apple notes to link to my references when preaching. Would be great if it would link to the tecarta web bible online in Chrome - maybe through a Chrome extension? Or work on the Mac App store or Microsoft store as well? Or maybe there is a way I'm unaware of?
Perfect, thanks so much!
Actually see that this link https://tecartabible.com/bible/John+3:16
Opens the Web result on my Mac, but glad to see it doubles up by still opening the Tecarta App at the reference on my ipad and iphone. Very useful indeed!
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