Analyze a Word or Phrase in the Bible

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Enter a word or phrase to analyze its usage throughout the selected Bible translation. The tool will show you detailed results including word frequency, parts of speech, and verse context.

1 Select a Word or Phrase

Tip: Enter a single word (e.g., "love") or a phrase (e.g., "love one another") to see its frequency and usage across the selected translation.

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Getting Started

This tool lets you explore how words and phrases are used throughout Scripture. Simply enter a word or phrase to see its frequency, usage patterns, and verse context.

Select a Bible Version - Choose a translation to analyze from the 50 available English translations.
Set Scope (Optional) - Focus on the entire Bible, one Testament, or specific books.
Enter a Word or Phrase - Type any word (e.g., "love") or phrase (e.g., "love one another") in the search box.
Click Analyze - The tool will show you detailed results including word frequency, parts of speech, and example verses.
Review Results - Explore the linguistic data and verse examples to understand how the word or phrase is used.

Tips for Best Results

Start simple: Enter a single word to see all its forms and usage throughout Scripture.
Use phrases: Search for multi-word phrases like "love one another" or "kingdom of God" to find specific expressions.
Set your scope: Narrow your search to specific books or testaments to compare thematic emphasis across sections.
Compare translations: Run the same search on different translations to see how word choice varies.
Export for analysis: Download CSV or JSON files to analyze in Excel, Google Sheets, or other tools.
Check verse examples: Results include example verses showing the word or phrase in its actual context.
Use linguistic insights: Enable "Generate linguistic insights" for AI-powered analysis of word patterns and usage.

About the Data

This engine indexes 33 million tokens across 50 English Bible translations, including:

Historical: KJV (1611), Geneva Bible (1599), Wycliffe, Tyndale
Literal: ASV, YLT, LSV, Darby, NASB
Modern: NET, WEB, BSB, NIV
Specialized: Orthodox Jewish Bible, World Messianic Bible

Each word is tagged with part-of-speech and lemma (root form), enabling sophisticated linguistic analysis.