Can you guess today's Bible word?

Five letters, six tries. Every answer comes from Scripture, and when you finish you'll see the verse behind it. Same word for everyone today.

Tips for guessing Bible words

Many answers are names, and Hebrew names lean on vowels like A and O and on letters like H, M and N. A strong first guess covers several vowels; something like "OASIS" or "AUDIO" works even though it isn't the answer. If you're stuck after three guesses, the clue tells you whether you're looking for a person, a place or a thing.

Using it with a group

This works well for a family devotion, Sunday school or youth group opener. Put it on a screen, let everyone call out guesses, and read the verse together when you crack it. It takes about five minutes.

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Scrollway: Bible Study Game

Scrollway is a Bible trivia and quiz game for iPhone with ten quick mini games, five-minute lessons and a Scripture garden that grows with every right answer. Fully offline, no account, no ads.

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Questions

How do I play the daily Bible word game?

Type any five-letter word and press Enter. Green means the letter is in the right spot, gold means it is in the word but in another spot, and grey means it is not in the word. You have six guesses.

What kind of words are used?

Every answer comes from the Bible: people like Moses and Naomi, places like Sinai, and words like grace and manna. After you finish you see the verse reference behind it.

Is there a hint?

Yes. After your third guess, a clue appears telling you whether today's word is a person, a place or a thing, with a short description.

Is it the same word for everyone?

Yes. Everyone gets the same word each day, so you can share your result grid without spoiling the answer. A new word appears at midnight.

Does it keep my streak?

Your streak and stats are saved on this device. Play each day to keep it going.

Is it good for Sunday school or youth group?

It works well on a projector: let the group suggest guesses together, then read the verse at the end.

Updated November 11, 2026.