Richard Venable

Turns your WordPress site into an online Bible study tool. Creates a Bible index for your WordPress site, allowing your users to easily search your blog posts (or BuddyPress activities, when using BuddyPress) for any Bible reference. Use it for WordPress sites that involve a lot of discussion of the Bible.
For instance, if a user searches your site for ‘Genesis 2’, they will find posts that not only contain the string ‘Genesis 2’, but also other equivalent strings like ‘Gen 2’, or other references that intersect Genesis 2 like ‘Gen 1-3’.
A Bible Directory page is also added to sites using BuddyPress. This directory allows users to read any Bible passage and view all of the activities that reference that passage. Your Bible Directory has the url: http://yoursite.com/bible/
Other Features: 
* Bible references automatically become links with a tooltip that gives quick access to the Scripture 
* Adds a post meta box that displays the Bible text while writing a blog post
<h4>Try Biblefox.com</h4>
Biblefox for WordPress was developed for a new online community: <a href="http://biblefox.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Biblefox.com</a>. Biblefox is designed to use great open source tools like WordPress and BuddyPress to help people engage deeply with the Bible in online community. If you are interested, feel free to create an account at <a href="http://biblefox.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Biblefox.com</a> and study the Bible with us!

Biblefox for WordPress

Turns your WordPress site into an online Bible study tool. Creates a Bible index for your WordPress site, allowing your users to easily search your bl …

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Logos Reftagger is a service which automatically converts Bible references on your site into links so your site’s visitors can see Scripture just by hovering over the link. Reftagger modifies your site to run the tagging script each time a page loads, identifying Bible verse references and turning them into links to the verse on Biblia.com.
Hovering over a link displays a tooltip with the text of the reference, so users don’t need to leave the page to see the verse. You can also insert a small icon next to the reference to open the verse in Logos Bible Software.
The plugin provides a simple options page where you can customize settings. Preferences include options to:
<ul>
<li>Specify a Bible version.</li>
<li>Insert a Logos link after each reference.</li>
<li>Insert a Logos icon after existing Logos links on your site.</li>
<li>Choose which icon to use if Logos links are enabled.</li>
<li>Enable or disable hover tooltips.</li>
<li>Work on existing Biblia.com and Ref.ly links.</li>
<li>Work on Bible references with improper casing (such as jn 3:16 or JOHN 3:16).</li>
<li>Tag chapter references (such as Gen. 1).</li>
<li>Prevent searching user comments for references.</li>
<li>Prevent searching specific HTML tags (such as bold, h1, ordered list).</li>
</ul>
This plugin relies on the Logos Reftagger API service (api.reftagger.com) to make this tagging possible. By using this plugin and corresponding service, you are accept Logos Reftagger API’s Privacy Policy (https://www.logos.com/privacy) and Terms of Use (https://www.logos.com/terms).
For more information, visit https://www.logos.com/reftagger.
<h3>Usage</h3>
The plugin works immediately when you activate it on the Plugins page. Customize preferences from Settings > Logos Reftagger. Any changes take effect immediately after clicking Save Changes.

Logos Reftagger

Logos Reftagger turns Bible references into links to the verse on Biblia.com and adds tooltips with the text of the verse.

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