Also included are Easton's Bible Dictionary, Matthew Henry Commentary, Nave's Topics, Torry's Topics, book mark feature, scripture search, maps, parables, prophecies, build your own word dictionary, and Hitchcock's Bible Names. This program randomly displays bible verses. It is based on Bible Literature International Columbus, OH memorization program. Two or more wrong answers will cause the correct one to pop up on the screen. For family or church, this game quizzes players on their knowledge of verses.
Questions are multiple choice, so players have a good chance of guessing if they are unsure.
Since the Bible reference and right answer pop up after every missed question, an observant player could learn a lot. Every question has a value, so a 10-point answer could take a player 10 spaces closer to the other side. Sometimes it isn't so easy to keep up with the past few thousand years. And since the teachings of the Bible are progressive, it may be a good thing to know the order in which the books were written.