Bible Verse of the Day
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Status
- No Privacy Policy
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
Open a new verse of the day artwork every day.
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Description from store
Get beautiful Bible art delivered to you daily with the Bible Verse of the Day Chrome extension. Simply open your browser window or open a new tab to see custom Bible art each day.
Find a verse you like? Share with a friend! Click to share to Faithlife, Twitter, or Facebook.
Download the Bible Verse of the Day Chrome extension today!
Latest reviews
- Noland Guido Flores Villalobos
- amazing, it keeps you accountable to the habit of reading the word of God
- Petrus Chauke
- OWESOME
- Petrus Chauke
- OWESOME
- Greg Troxell
- Nice option. I agree it would be great if you added social sharing. I'd also recommend an improvement on graphics could be attained perhaps by using Canva. You might even like to engage your users and followers in submitting 1-5 images for future dates (years/series).
- Greg Troxell
- Nice option. I agree it would be great if you added social sharing. I'd also recommend an improvement on graphics could be attained perhaps by using Canva. You might even like to engage your users and followers in submitting 1-5 images for future dates (years/series).
- Ryan Burnett
- Awesome load screen, especially when compared to the boxy gray tiles that surround the default Chrome links. It would be cool to have some use-feature beyond just social sharing, though. I usually prefer my new-tab page to be something that assists navigation. Maybe if it had some links to Faithlife-family sites, or some context for the verse? Either way, great art, and aesthetically pleasant.
- Ryan Burnett
- Awesome load screen, especially when compared to the boxy gray tiles that surround the default Chrome links. It would be cool to have some use-feature beyond just social sharing, though. I usually prefer my new-tab page to be something that assists navigation. Maybe if it had some links to Faithlife-family sites, or some context for the verse? Either way, great art, and aesthetically pleasant.