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Creating Subjects

Subjects help you group everything that belongs to one theme: Bible verses, sermon passages, and other useful references.

Why subjects matter

Subjects are especially useful when you prepare around the same themes often, such as:

  • faith
  • repentance
  • baptism
  • seed
  • marriage

Opening the subjects page

In the left menu, click Subjects.

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Subjects page with list and content
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Show subject creation, subject search, and several references displayed on the right.

Creating a subject

  1. Click Create subject.
  2. Type the theme name.
  3. Save it.

Adding a reference to a subject

You can add:

  • a sermon passage
  • a Bible verse

Adding a passage from the reading view

While reading a sermon, the Bible, or a personal document, you can send a passage directly into a subject.

Do this:

  1. select the text you want
  2. right-click
  3. choose Add to subject
  4. choose the subject from the list

If you are preparing a theme, this is the easiest method: read first, then save the passage immediately in the right place.

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Adding a passage to a subject from the reading view
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Show selected text in the reading view with the right-click menu and the Add to subject option.

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Subject selection window
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Show the subject selection window after choosing Add to subject.

Opening the original source

When you click a reference in a subject, the app can take you back to the original sermon or Bible passage.

Working well with subjects

  • create one subject for each main theme
  • put your strongest references there
  • keep longer explanations in notes

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