Ideas for Verses

I would love to see the Chalcedonian Definition added to the creeds. I think it has helpful language and the Verses app would sure aid in memorizing it. Plus I can get extra credit for a class if I do!

Having pre-made categories of verses to choose from that can be added to my categories I create or verses added to my list of the ones I want to memorize. Such as “faith”, “hope”, “fear”, etc.

There have been multiple times when I thought I did my verses. I wake up the next day and see that my streaks are gone. It is very disheartening when you realize you lost an 80+ day streak. I think it would be a wonderful idea to add a reminder no...

Please consider an additional exercise for Visual/Spatial Learners: Visual thinking (picture thinking) through visual processing. Seeing words as a series of pictures. It is common in approximately 60–65% of the general population. Many of the Wor...

The Coverdale Psalter is the traditional Anglican translation of the Psalms. It is used in the liturgy of many Anglican churches around the world and I expect that many Anglicans would like to memorize the Psalms in that version if given the option.

Showing the passage then hiding a few words on each tap would be helpful.

As one out of thousands of Lutheran pastors who are constantly looking for tools to help my Confirmation and adult Catechism students memorize the Small Catechism, if this translation (which is the current one in use by the LCMS) was available I’d...

We live overseas and are learning Polish. As we work on gospel fluency and are working towards sharing the gospel in the Polish heart language, I am trying to memorize more scripture in Polish as well. It would be super helpful to be able to do a ...

Add an option to include typing out verse numbers in-line. When memorizing long passages, it’s easy to get lost. Dr. Andrew Davis suggests memorizing verse numbers this way, and I thinks it’s a critical feature to have. Example: 15 For that ye oug...