kjv
The command line tool "kjv" is a tool that allows users to access and search the King James Version of the Bible from the command line interface. It provides quick and easy access to the text of the Bible for reading, searching, and referencing purposes.
With kjv, users can input various commands and options to search for specific verses, chapters, or books within the Bible. For example, users can search for a specific verse by specifying the book, chapter, and verse numbers in the command.
The tool also allows users to search for specific keywords or phrases within the Bible, providing a convenient way to find relevant passages. The search results are displayed in the command line interface, showing the book, chapter, and verse numbers for each matching entry.
Kjv offers a simple and straightforward user experience, making it accessible to both beginner and advanced users. It allows for efficient and quick navigation through the Bible's content, without the need for opening separate applications or websites.
Overall, kjv is a handy command line tool for those who prefer accessing and referencing the King James Version of the Bible directly from the command line interface, providing a convenient and efficient way to explore its contents.
List of commands for kjv:
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kjv:tldr:2b5eb kjv: Open a specific chapter of a book.$ kjv ${Genesis} ${2}try on your machineexplain this command
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kjv:tldr:47a37 kjv: Display all verses that match a pattern.$ kjv /${Plagues}try on your machineexplain this command
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kjv:tldr:53977 kjv: Display a specific range of verses of a book from different chapters.$ kjv ${Matthew} ${1}:${7}-${2}:${6}try on your machineexplain this command
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kjv:tldr:92af5 kjv: Open a specific verse of a specific chapter of a book.$ kjv ${John} ${3}:${16}try on your machineexplain this command
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kjv:tldr:b3a77 kjv: Display all verses that match a pattern in a specific book.$ kjv ${1Jn}/${antichrist}try on your machineexplain this command