Crosswords · Bible · Daily puzzle
À la croisée
One word found. Another clue.
Connect six or eight Bible words in today’s crossword. Correct answers help with the next ones; each hint adds five seconds.
- 1 player
- One crossword a day

Your daily puzzle break
Three ways to explore the Bible through play: a crossword, a mystery to deduce or a verse reference to find. Choose your daily puzzle, right in your browser.
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Different ways to find an answer
Choose À la croisée to find words from clues. Try Dans la Bible to narrow down hypotheses using new information. Open Quel verset ? to locate the exact reference of a passage. Scores are not comparable: each game rewards a different kind of search.
| Game | What to find | The clues | The pace |
|---|---|---|---|
| À la croisée | Connect six or eight words | Clues and shared letters | Continuous timer; +5 s per hint |
| Dans la Bible | Identify a person, place or event | Characteristics compared after each guess | Guesses and hints add points; lowest wins |
| Quel verset ? | Find the book, chapter and verse | Colors on the book and four digits | Five guesses, no timer |
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The goal stays the same: games everyone can play for free.

A habit at your own pace
You do not need a team to enjoy a word or deduction game. Open a puzzle when you have a moment, study the clues and revisit what surprised you afterward. The answers connect to Bible stories and references you can explore at your own pace.
If your break may be interrupted, choose Quel verset ? or Dans la Bible. For À la croisée, set aside an uninterrupted moment: leaving the page does not stop the timer. In all three games, share your result rather than the solution so others can still solve it.
Bible crosswords: a practical guide to getting startedBefore you play
Yes. All three games open for free in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. No purchase or app download is needed to start. An internet connection loads the challenge and saves results.
This selection of puzzle games is about the Bible. Knowing its stories helps you suggest words and names. Crossings, clues and answers also offer opportunities to discover more. For group games without Bible knowledge, Babel and Damas use the setting as inspiration.
Each game offers the same daily puzzle to everyone, renewed at midnight, Paris time. Published days from the current month remain available in the game menu. Catch-up and ranking rules differ between games.
Yes, you can start as a guest. Google sign-in lets you access your progress and join the leaderboards. Each game has its own progress: signing into one does not automatically sign you into the other two.