01Guess
Start with the category
The mystery is a person, place or event. Type a few letters, then select an entry from the list. Alternative spellings and some familiar phrases can help you find a name.
A game by baræ
A Bible mystery.
Yours to solve.
One name to find. Clues to connect.
A person, a place, an event.
A new puzzle every day.
The category is revealed first. Suggest a name, compare its characteristics with the mystery and narrow your search. Dans la Bible is a free solo deduction game: Bible knowledge gives you a starting point, and clues help you go further.
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The idea
How does it work?
Every guess teaches you something. Find the exact name with as few points as possible.
02Compare
Connect the characteristics
Green marks a shared value. Crossed-out gray marks a value that does not match. A question mark or “Non comparé” gives no conclusion. Depending on the challenge, compare the Testament, period, related people or places.
03Deduce
Find the exact name
Each new guess adds one point. Three optional hints cost 2, 4 or 6 points, shown before you open them. Matching every characteristic is not enough: you must find the correct entry.
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Your daily Bible puzzle
Bible knowledge.
A fresh clue.
Enjoy the idea behind 1jour1film: guessing, comparing and returning for tomorrow’s challenge? Dans la Bible brings daily deduction to Bible people, places and events, with its own criteria and scoring. It is an independent baræ game with no affiliation to 1jour1film.
For Bible enthusiasts
Knowing the main Bible stories gives you leads. Optional hints and the entry revealed at the end can introduce a less familiar person or episode. The corpus uses the 66-book Protestant canon and Louis Segond 1910 references.
A shared puzzle, your own journey
Everyone searches for the same daily mystery. You can start without an account. Google sign-in lets you access your progress and join the leaderboards; sharing a result does not reveal the answer.
Your turn
Get a game ready
in three steps.
Open the mystery
Open the game in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Check the category before looking for your first name.
Make a guess
Select an entry from the suggestions. Review the revealed characteristics and use the matches for your next hypothesis.
Discover, then return
Winning or giving up reveals the entry and its references. Return for the next mystery at midnight, Paris time, or explore earlier challenges from the current month.
Good questions
Before you
get started.
Deduction, hints, accounts and missed days: what to know before you begin.
Is this a multiple-choice Bible quiz?
It is a deduction game: search for a name in the catalogue, then use the comparisons to guide your next guess. The mystery can be a person, place or event, not only a Bible character.
Do I have to pay or create an account?
The game is free and you can start without an account. Without signing in, your game remains tied to that device. Google sign-in lets you access your progress across devices and join the leaderboards.
How does scoring work?
A new guess costs 1 point. Hints add 2, 4 or 6 points. The lowest winning score leads the daily ranking; speed is not a tiebreaker. Monthly rankings first compare mysteries solved, then use the lowest points total to break ties.
Can I catch up on a missed day?
The “Les défis du mois” menu opens past challenges from the current month since launch. Solving a missed or unfinished challenge can count toward the monthly ranking. Replaying after giving up is practice. Catch-up games do not change the daily ranking or your streak.
How is it different from Quel verset ?
Dans la Bible asks you to identify a name from compared characteristics. Quel verset ? shows a passage and asks for its exact book, chapter and verse in five guesses. They are two solo Bible challenges with different rules.
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Today’s mystery
is waiting.
One first guess. A clue.
Find what comes next.
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