ACCENT PUBLICATIONS — BIBLEBYTES
Computer Bible Games: Fun for the Whole Family
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About This Adaptation
The BASIC code for “Bible Locations Scramble” was originally published in J. Conrod,
Computer Bible Games (Accent Publications, 1984). The present adaptation is based on
the code for the TRS-80 Color Computer, with minor adaptations made for
gameplay and design. This unofficial, non-commercial
HTML browser-based version — v1.3 — is by Andrew
Perrin, built with artificial intelligence coding assistance. Past and present versions of the
game were adapted in good faith under fair use guidelines for educational, personal, and
research purposes. Original BASIC code used with permission by Philip Conrod. All original
rights remain with their respective owners.
HOW TO PLAY
Goal
- The computer silently picks a place named in the Bible
- Guess its letters, then spell it out to confirm
Gameplay
- Guess letters A–Z one at a time — correct letters are revealed as found
- The word's length is not shown — this is a knowledge test, not a hint game
- Once every letter is found, type the full word to confirm it
- Afterward, share why the location matters — with another player if you have one, or just for yourself
- This closing step is not checked by the computer — it's a discussion prompt, not a quiz question
Game Details
- 36 places named in the Bible are drawn from, e.g. JERUSALEM, NAZARETH, NINEVEH
- Two entries (EDEN and HEAVEN) are not technically geographical sites but are included from the original word list
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FIND THE LETTERS
GUESS A LETTER FROM A TO Z
no letters found yet
Time
0:00
Wrong Letters
0
Repeats
0
YOU DID IT!
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SCORE
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