Franklin IC-121 - Manual (Page 11)

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Finding Book, Chapter, Verse
✓ Tips for Finding Verses
• Type only a book title to find the first verse in a
book. Type a book and chapter number to find
the first verse in a chapter.
• Type abbreviations rather than full book titles
(e.g., ps for Psalms or eph for Ephesians).
• Type an Arabic or Roman numeral before
books of more than one volume
(e.g.,
1 samuel or II kings ).
• Type words from section titles to find sections
(e.g.,
magi
for the Visit of the Magi, Mt. 2:1).
✓ Ambiguous Requests
Some book titles, such as John and Numbers ,
are also words in the Bible. When you request
one of them without a chapter or verse number,
you see a menu like this:
To read the book, press . To search for
the word, press and then . ENTER
ENTER
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Sending Words
The Bible can send and receive words to and from
certain digital books such as dictionaries and encyclo-
pedias. In this example, we’ll look up a word from the
Bible in the Concise Columbia Encyclopedia (IC-114).
1. Type
j o s h u a 1 0 5 j o s h u a 1 0 5 j o s h u a 1 0 5 j o s h u a 1 0 5 j o s h u a 1 0 5 . Then press .
2. Press again.
3. Press the arrow keys to highlight
J e r u s a l e m J e r u s a l e m J e r u s a l e m J e r u s a l e m J e r u s a l e m
.
4. Press plus .
5. Press or to highlight the
Columbia Encyclopedia symbol.
6. Press .
Jerusalem appears in the Request Line of the
Encyclopedia.
7. Press .
ENTER
ENTER
CARD
ENTER
ENTER