You can take notes on Bible verses, or any section in any book in your library, with WS7. As with the word processor tool, you have a variety of format and font options, and your notes are fully searchable. Be sure to read what we typed in the note fields below for more information on this powerful and useful tool!

 With WS7 you can extract verses from paragraphs and place them into a Verse List which you can then sort and organize for studying, teaching, or preaching. Take a look at the third paragraph in the JFB Commentary window. You will notice the following verses listed there: Ps. 26:4, 5 and Jer. 15:17. By right-clicking, you can quickly send these verses to a Verse List.

 When you extract verses, a Verse List window appears, auto-arranges itself, and displays the full text of each verse from the paragraph as seen below. You can now add additional verses, sort them in biblical book order, delete verses, open a note window, or save your work. Notice that Ps. 26:4, 5 and Jer. 15:17 from our previous example now appear in a Verse List window titled Untitled.vrs.

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