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      <title>Improvement to the Bible app&#39;s feature that displays Old and New Testament verses as pairs, pointing to the same idea.</title>
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      <description>My Bible app already links Old and New Testament verses that point to the same idea. The hard part wasn&amp;#39;t finding the connections — it was showing, at a glance, whether I found one on my own or a sermon found it first.</description>
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