Random Bible Verse of the Day KJV

KJV Random Bible Verse of the Day for Sunday, January 25, 2026.
Today's daily random bible verse is the same for everyone and refreshes every 24 hours. Start your day with God's Word!

"All the cities [were] ten with their suburbs for the families of the children of Kohath that remained."

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Yesterday's verse

Jeremiah 46:3

"Order ye the buckler and shield, and draw near to battle."

What Makes Today's KJV Verse Special?

Unlike the random generator, the Verse of the Day is the same for everyone worldwide, encouraging collective reflection. Each morning, Versejoy picks one Scripture passage. Sometimes comforting, sometimes challenging. It stays featured for 24 hours before refreshing.

Consistency in Faith

Start each day grounded in God’s Word. A single verse provides a daily anchor for reflection, prayer, and spiritual growth.

Shared Global Reflection

Everyone sees the same verse today, creating a sense of unity and shared meditation across the world.

Simple Yet Meaningful

It only takes a moment to read, but it can guide your thoughts and actions for the entire day.

FAQs

What is the Random Bible Verse of the Day?

The Verse of the Day is a verse that is fixed during 24 hours. Everyone worldwide sees the same passage, creating a shared moment of reflection. You can select the version you want to read (WEB or KJV at the moment).

When does the Verse of the Day change?

The verse refreshes once every 24 hours, at midnight UTC. Each day brings a new Scripture to reflect on.

Can I see previous verses of the day?

Right now, you can view today's verse along with yesterday's verse in case you missed it too.

Can I get the Verse of the Day by email?

Not yet, but the team is working on subscription options so you can receive daily encouragement directly in your inbox.

Is this different from the Random Verse Generator?

Yes. The Random verse generator gives you a new verse on-demand on every visit or petition, opposed to a fixed daily verse like the Verse of the Day.