The burden of proof is on the person making the claim.

Yes, it's equal work for each person Googling it. However, if the person making the claim Googled it one time and listed the chapters and verses, no one else would have to. It's not one vs one, it's one vs however many people read their post. The person making the claim should post the proof so a dozen people (or more, sometimes less) don't have to research it themselves. Otherwise, that person should not make the claim they can't defend.

I like how you posted chapter and verse... I just searched them (I use DDG, though it doesn't matter) and clicked on the BibleGateway link. You used to be able to choose your Bible. I'd always pick KJV because it feels like the original to me. I got NIV, which I kinda respect for making things more accessible while not diluting the message. Either way, it's just mystical mechanics and doesn't really get into the whole "personal relationship with God" thing.

As a non-Christian (who has some opinions about Bibles, apparently — go figure, people are complicated) I always just assumed that because Christ had relationships with the disciples, when he re-integrated with God or however that went after the resurrection, He craved personal relationships with everyone, but I had no chapter/verse to point to, just what I heard from "true Christians." I guess I never cared enough to fact check them.