Books of the Bible / Haggai
Random Verse from Haggai
Roll a random verse from Haggai -- 2 chapters, 38 verses -- with the same crypto-secure, unbiased draw as the main generator, scoped to just this book.
““This is what Yahweh of Armies says: These people say, ‘The time hasn’t yet come, the time for Yahweh’s house to be built.’””
Haggai 1:2
World English Bible (WEB) — public domain
About Haggai (summary)
Haggai is book 37 of 66 in the Protestant canon, part of the Old Testament. It runs 2 chapters and 38 verses in the World English Bible (WEB) — public domain -- both counts computed directly from this site's own copy of that data, the same pool this roller draws from, not entered by hand.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is Haggai compared to other books of the Bible?
Haggai is the 61th longest of the 66 books by verse count, with 38 verses across 2 chapters -- an average of 19 verses per chapter.
What translation is the text drawn from?
The World English Bible (WEB) — public domain, a public-domain English translation, so every verse can be quoted here in full without a license. The reference and wording are looked up from this site's own copy of that same text, not paraphrased.
Where does Haggai sit among the other Old Testament books?
Haggai is book 37 of 39 in the Old Testament, and book 37 of 66 overall in the Protestant canon.
What books come right before and after Haggai?
Zephaniah comes directly before it (3 chapters). Zechariah comes directly after it (14 chapters).
How is the random verse actually chosen?
With the Web Crypto API's cryptographically-secure random number generator, picking uniformly among all 38 verses in Haggai -- not a pseudo-random Math.random() draw, and not weighted toward well-known verses, so an obscure genealogy verse has exactly the same chance of coming up as a famous one.