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A truly beautiful setting for a movingly beautiful prayer, the setting supports the earnest humility of the text. Christianity-wide, the opening words of this prayer are familiar to all. Attributed to St. Francis of Assisi. St. Francis, born 1181/1182, died in 1226, and was canonized on July 15, 1228. Biographical data for St. Francis is readily available on the Internet.
New Style Biblical Word Search Puzzles
Several groups of Word Search Puzzles, based on Old Testament passages, are available for free download. Use the links provided to download each group of Word Search Puzzles and Solutions.
Group 01 Puzzle Link / Solution Link | Group 02 Puzzle Link / Solution link | Group 03 Puzzle Link / Solution Link
Each puzzle has a hidden message. Use the clues to uncover it. Increase your familiarity with scriptural passages you can treasure!
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About half of the word searches are based on the KJV translation of the Bible, and half are based on newer translations. Each puzzle title identifies the translation used. The method of solving is spelled out in the “Introduction” at the front of the Book. Find each clue using the process described below, and the unused letters will fill the blanks of the relevant hidden message.
Use colored highlighters to solve, following the prescribed color choices; your solution will add a dimension to the solving with a suggestion of a picture or a colorful design, in the solved search.
The puzzles include clues which appear and must be found multiple times, in order to solve the puzzles correctly and reveal a hidden message. This is the “New Style” announced in the book title. Each clue word or phrase, in the exact form requested, must be found every time it appears. Also, importantly: no clue is entirely embedded within another clue. Embedded words cannot be counted as “found” clues. You must find all appearances of each clue, one for each set of brackets [ ] following the clue. Otherwise, the hidden message will be incorrect. Be sure to mark off each clue as you find it!
About half of the word searches are based on the KJV translation of the Bible, and half are based on newer translations. Each puzzle title identifies the translation used. The method of solving is spelled out in the "Introduction" at the front of the Book. Find each clue using the process described below, and the unused letters will fill the blanks of the relevant hidden message.