References
Nobody types JHN.3.16. They write "John 3:16," or "Ps 23," or "Genesis 1:1–5." Bosca parses the human form into a canonical reference and pulls exactly the scripture it names.
Human in, canonical out
The parser knows a book by its full name, its short name, and its abbreviation, and turns any of them into the canonical USFM address. What a person naturally writes becomes something your code can resolve without guesswork.
Ranges & spans
A reference isn't only a single point. Ask for "Genesis 1:1–5" and it expands into each verse in the span, so a passage comes back whole — no looping through verse numbers on your side.
Straight to scripture
Resolving a reference doesn't stop at an address — it reaches the actual chapter and verses behind it, in the translation you asked for. The reference is the handle; the scripture is what you get back.
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