Minimalist Scripture Set of 6: Six Short Verses for One Gallery Wall

This set puts six short lines of Scripture into one typographic style, made for a gallery wall of two rows of three. Each design sets a single line in Libre Baskerville on warm cream and picks out one word in sage green italic, from together in Romans 8:28 to perfect in Isaiah 26:3. The download holds 24 JPG files at 300 DPI, every design in four ratios, so all six can be printed at the same size.

The six verses and how they work together

The six lines come from four books of the Bible and share one theme, rest and trust in God. Romans 8:28 says that all things work together for good. Isaiah 40:31 promises renewed strength to those who wait upon the Lord. Psalm 91:1 speaks of dwelling in the shelter of the Most High, and Psalm 34:8 invites the reader to taste and see that the Lord is good. Matthew 11:28 is Jesus' call to the weary to come and find rest, and Isaiah 26:3 promises perfect peace to a steadfast mind. Each print carries one short line from its verse, so a whole wall of them can be read in a few seconds. The table lists the line on every print.

Libre Baskerville, cream paper and one sage word

The six designs follow one template, which is what makes them work as a group. A tiny reference line in spaced capitals sits near the top with a short hairline beneath it. The verse follows in three or four centered lines of Libre Baskerville, a book serif, in near-black, and one word on each print is set in sage green italic: together, wait, dwells, see, weary and perfect. A second hairline closes the block. The small reference lines use Jost, a clean sans serif. Everything else is warm cream space, so the prints look calm in a group and leave room for furniture and photos around them.

Planning a gallery wall of six

The set is made for two rows of three, as in the living room photo, and it also works as a single row above a long sofa or sideboard, or as a column of three on each side of a window or a bed. Same-size frames keep the grid tidy: six 8x10 frames make a compact wall, six 11x14 or 12x16 frames a larger one. Leave the same gap between all frames, about two to three inches. The neutral palette suits a living room or a bedroom, and the set makes a generous housewarming gift for a Christian couple moving into a new home.

24 files in four ratios

Every design comes in four ratios, 2:3, 3:4, 4:5 and 11:14, as JPG files at 300 DPI, which makes 24 files in all. The table shows the frames each ratio fits, from 4x5 and 4x6 up to 24x36 inches. Pick one ratio for the whole wall so all six prints have identical proportions. Print the six in one go, on the same matte paper and with the same printer or print shop, so the cream background matches from frame to frame. The small reference line at the top of each print is fine, so print at actual size and avoid fit to page. Frames and mats are not included.

Sizes and formats

The verses

Frequently asked questions

Do all six prints follow one Bible translation?

No. The lines are short and come from mixed wordings. The Isaiah 40:31 print keeps the older phrase 'wait upon the Lord,' the Matthew 11:28 line is a shortened form, and the Isaiah 26:3 line follows modern wording. Would you like the set in the King James Version? Email support@theframedverse.com after your order and the KJV files follow at no extra cost, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Your download is not affected.

Can I buy some of the designs separately?

Three of them are sold as single prints in the shop: Isaiah 26:3, Matthew 11:28 and Psalm 34:8, in the same style and with the same four JPG ratios. If you want four or more of the designs, the set is the simpler choice, because it includes all six in every ratio and keeps the files together in one download.

How should I hang six frames?

Two rows of three is the classic layout and the one shown in the photos. Measure the full width first, then mark the center of the wall and work outward, leaving an even gap of two to three inches between frames. Paper templates cut to frame size and taped to the wall let you test the arrangement before you drill.

How many files come with the set?

24 JPG files at 300 DPI: each of the six designs in the 2:3, 3:4, 4:5 and 11:14 ratios. Between them the ratios cover the common frames from 4x5 and 4x6 up to 24x36 inches, as listed in the size table. No PDF is included, and no printed copies or frames are shipped.

Which typefaces are used?

The verses are set in Libre Baskerville, a classic book serif with a calm, readable shape, and the small reference lines use Jost, a clean geometric sans serif. Together they give the set its editorial look. The one sage green word on each print is set in the italic of Libre Baskerville.