Insert a parenthetical citation within the body of text to denote what you are referencing. At the end of the quote or paraphrase you are using, before the sentence's ending punctuation, insert a set of parentheses.
Write the name of your bible, underlined, followed by a comma, within the parentheses.
Write the abbreviated name of the book from which the reference is being drawn, followed by the passage. For example: (<u>New International Bible</u>, Ezek. 25:17).
Cite your parenthetical reference on your Work's Cited page. Begin the entry with the name of your bible as a proper noun, followed by a period. Underline it.
List the editor's name followed by a comma.
List the editor's abbreviated editorial position, if there is one.
Write the name of publishing company, preceded by the publishing city. Separate the two using a colon, and end with a comma.
Add the year in which the volume was published, ending with a period.