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"Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee." Psalm 119:11
Memory loves play. A verse you have answered, defended, and repeated in a game stays with you longer than a verse you only glanced at. The ReadChrist games are built on that simple truth: every question is tied to an exact King James reference, so playing is studying, and studying becomes joy.
Children take to the games first, and that is by design. Preparing the children through the word means giving them the word in a form they will return to on their own. Adults find the games sharpen them too, especially the Whole Counsel series, which leaves no chapter untested.
The Library of Play
Nine games and growing, each with its own theme, color, and character, all built around real Bible knowledge. Answer questions, earn seals, and climb the leaderboard as you work through the books. Every game is replayable, and every replay drives the Scripture deeper.
Every question points to an exact chapter and verse, so you can open your Bible and check the answer yourself.
Simple enough for children, rich enough for parents. Play together and let the dinner table become a classroom.
No streak guilt here. The games track your growth the way a lamp gives light: steadily, without pressure.
The Verse Games are coming to this site soon.
The Long Journey
The Whole Counsel is the complete Bible as a game: all sixty six books, twenty questions per chapter, verified against the King James text. From Genesis to Revelation, no book is skipped and no chapter is left untested. It is the most thorough way to know what the Bible actually says, book by book.
Work through it at your own pace. Finish a book, earn its seal, and move to the next. By the end you will have handled thousands of questions and, more importantly, thousands of verses.
The Whole Counsel is coming to this site soon.
Wisdom Training
A ten scroll series of judgments drawn from the book of Proverbs. You sit as judge over real cases, weigh the evidence, and render your verdict. A wrong judgment shows its consequence, and the way back is to memorize the proverb word for word. Wisdom is not given here; it is trained, case by case, scroll by scroll.
King Solomon is coming to this site soon.