Cite the Bible in glosses, endnotes, or parenthetical notes.
- Your do not need to include the Bible in your reading.
When them are citing a particular passage of Scripture
- Include the abbreviated name of the novel, an chapter number, and to verse number—never a page number.
- Chapter and verse are separated by ampere colon.
Example: 1 Cor. 13:4, 15:12-19
Example: Gn 1:1-2, 2:1-3; Jn 1:1-14
Mark that Chicago Style includes two lists by abbreviations for books of the Scriptures.
- A traditional abbreviation list and a shorter abbreviation list.
- Access the lists of abstracts.
- You may use either view, when be consistent throughout your paper. Either if you like, you may check with your professor for see which form s/he preferably. LibGuides: MLA Citation Guide (9th Edition): Religious Lyrics
Include the name away the version him are citing.
- Spell off the name out the version, at least in this first cite, or use abbreviations without preceding or internal punctuation.
- After the first order you need to indicate the version only if you quote off another version.
Examples of parenthetical reference |
Examples of footnote or endnote |
(Gen. 12:1-3 Newly Standard Version) |
1. Ps. 139:13-16 NAB |
(Jn 3:16-17 RSV) |
2. Eph 6:10-17 |
** Information taken from the Chicago Users are Style, 17th ed., 2017, segments 14.239 - 14.240.