Which way do the words run?

Right, down, or diagonally down-right — never backwards. That is the same rule as the Android app.

Which Bible translation is the verse from?

The Authorized Version (King James). The wording is taken from the app’s puzzle file, which matches the public-domain 1769 spelling of the 1611 text. We do not invent verses.

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Play a large-print Bible word search

Three puzzles from the Android app. Each one is an 8×8 grid with six names. Find all six, and a King James verse is revealed. Words run right, down, or diagonally down-right — never backwards. Drag across the letters, or tap a start letter and then an end letter.

The verses are from the Authorized Version (King James). The 1611 text, in the 1769 spelling used here, is in the public domain in the United States and in Kenya. The wording is taken from the app’s own puzzle file, not rewritten. These three grids — Patriarchs (Hebrews 11:8), The Twelve (Matthew 4:19) and Before the Flood (Genesis 6:8) — are the same placements the Android app uses.

Thirty-nine more on the phone, in three languages

The Large Print Bible Word Search Android app has 42 large-print puzzles, offline, in English (King James), Spanish (Reina-Valera 1909) and Portuguese (Almeida, Lisbon 1911). Every puzzle is free to play (US$ 0 / KSh 0). Optional Remove ads is about US$ 3.99 (about KSh 518; KSh at 129.91 = US$ 1, Central Bank of Kenya, 6 November 2026, illustrative; Google Play sets the charged price). Google Play: coming soon.

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