Scripture-cited answers to any Bible question, plus verse text and study pages, for AI agents.
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https://mybiblecopilot.com/mcp5 tools · 3080msverify_scripture_quoteFact-check a claimed Bible quote against the actual text. Returns whether the quote is real, the exact canonical wording, the correct reference, and a confidence score. Use this before publishing any Bible quote to catch misquotes, wrong verse numbers, and verses that do not exist in the Bible at a…Fact-check a claimed Bible quote against the actual text. Returns whether the quote is real, the exact canonical wording, the correct reference, and a confidence score. Use this before publishing any Bible quote to catch misquotes, wrong verse numbers, and verses that do not exist in the Bible at a…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| quote* | string | The claimed Bible quote to verify |
| reference | string | Optional claimed reference, e.g. "Philippians 4:13", to check it matches |
| translation | string | default: kjv |
resolve_referenceNormalize any Bible reference into canonical form. Accepts abbreviations and loose formats ("Rom 8:28", "1 Cor 13", "Jn 3.16", "Psalm 23:1-4") and returns the canonical book name, chapter, verse range, OSIS id, and the verse text. Deterministic — no AI generation.Normalize any Bible reference into canonical form. Accepts abbreviations and loose formats ("Rom 8:28", "1 Cor 13", "Jn 3.16", "Psalm 23:1-4") and returns the canonical book name, chapter, verse range, OSIS id, and the verse text. Deterministic — no AI generation.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| reference* | string | Any form, e.g. "Rom 8:28" |
| translation | string | default: kjv |
get_verse_textFetch the exact text of a Bible verse, passage, or whole chapter from a public-domain translation (kjv = King James Version). Deterministic — no AI generation.Fetch the exact text of a Bible verse, passage, or whole chapter from a public-domain translation (kjv = King James Version). Deterministic — no AI generation.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| reference* | string | e.g. "Romans 8:28" or "Psalm 23" |
| translation | string | default: kjv |
study_bible_passageAsk any question about any Bible verse or passage and get a clear, Scripture-cited answer. Optionally pick a study mode: summary (what the passage is about), observe (what the text says), interpret (what it means), theology (how it fits the whole of Scripture), apply (how to live it), apologetics (…Ask any question about any Bible verse or passage and get a clear, Scripture-cited answer. Optionally pick a study mode: summary (what the passage is about), observe (what the text says), interpret (what it means), theology (how it fits the whole of Scripture), apply (how to live it), apologetics (…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| passage* | string | Bible reference, e.g. "John 3:16" or "Psalm 23:1-4" |
| question | string | Your question about the passage. If omitted, a study in the chosen mode is generated. |
| mode | string | Study mode (default: interpret) |
find_verse_study_pageCheck whether a free in-depth study page ('What does this verse mean?') exists for a Bible verse on study.mybiblecopilot.com, and get its URL.Check whether a free in-depth study page ('What does this verse mean?') exists for a Bible verse on study.mybiblecopilot.com, and get its URL.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| passage* | string | Bible reference, e.g. "Isaiah 41:10" |
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Scripture-cited answers to any Bible question, plus verse text and study pages, for AI agents.
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