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Bible Study MCP Server

Add TrulyRandomVerse to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Grok, and your AI answers from the site’s verses, Strong’s, commentary, Matthew Henry and the church fathers.

Server address

https://mcp.trulyrandomverse.com

Paste it where your app asks for an MCP server URL. Leave any Client ID or OAuth fields empty.

  • Free
  • No sign-in or key
  • Read-only

Connect in three steps

ChatGPT

  1. In ChatGPT’s sidebar, open Plugins and find TrulyRandomVerse.
  2. Open it and add it to your ChatGPT. No sign-in is needed.
  3. In a chat, type @TrulyRandomVerse before your question.

You can also add it by hand: under Plugins choose Add, then Add custom MCP server, paste the address and choose no authentication.

Open ChatGPT

Gemini

  1. On Gemini’s website, open Settings, then Personal Intelligence, then Connected Apps, and choose + Custom.
  2. Paste the address as the MCP Server URL, choose Next, then Connect.
  3. In a chat, type @TrulyRandomVerse before your question.

Added on the web; it then appears in the Gemini app too.

Open Gemini

Grok

  1. On grok.com, open Connectors and choose New Connector.
  2. Choose Custom, name it TrulyRandomVerse and paste the address.
  3. Choose Add, then use it in a new chat.

Custom connectors need a paid Grok plan.

Open Grok

The same address works in other apps that accept an MCP server, such as Perplexity, Mistral’s Le Chat, VS Code and Cursor.

What your AI can look up

When you connect, your app may list the server’s 16 tools by name, such as get_verse_text, and ask which to allow. All of them are safe: each one only looks something up on TrulyRandomVerse. None can change anything, see your other chats or reach your accounts.

Allowing all of them gives the best answers, because your AI picks the ones a question needs. If your app asks before every lookup, you can tell it to always allow them. To leave one out, switch it off; each card shows its tools. get_site_help answers questions about this website.

  • Verse text

    46 Bible editions in 40 languages, side by side when you compare.

    get_verse_text compare_versions

  • Search

    Verses that use a word or phrase, and the verses gathered under a theme.

    keyword_search search_topic_verses

  • Cross-references

    The passages that connect to a verse.

    get_cross_references

  • Strong’s Hebrew and Greek

    Each word of a verse with its lemma, grammar and definition.

    get_strongs_for_verse get_strongs_detail get_strongs_occurrences

  • Word origins

    Where a Hebrew or Greek word comes from, and the words built on it.

    get_word_origin

  • People and places

    Who a biblical name refers to, where they appear, and their family.

    get_person

  • Commentary and book studies

    The site’s own study of each verse, and a study page for every book of the Bible.

    get_commentary_section get_book_overview

  • Matthew Henry and the church fathers

    Their own words on the verse, quoted as written.

    get_matthew_henry get_church_fathers search_fathers

Try asking

  • Using TrulyRandomVerse, study 1 Kings 8:41–43 with me.
  • Using TrulyRandomVerse, what is the Greek word behind “loved” in John 3:16?
  • Using TrulyRandomVerse, compare Psalm 23:1 in the KJV, the BSB and Spanish.
  • Using TrulyRandomVerse, what did the church fathers say about John 1:1?
  • Using TrulyRandomVerse, who was Phinehas, and where does he appear?
  • Using TrulyRandomVerse, which verses speak of rest, and what connects them?

In Claude, switch it on under + › Connectors; its prompts menu also offers Study with TrulyRandomVerse. In ChatGPT and Gemini, start your question with @TrulyRandomVerse.

Questions

What is an MCP server?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard way for AI apps to use outside tools. Adding this server lets ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Grok look things up on TrulyRandomVerse while it answers you.
Does it cost anything?
No. There is no account, key or payment here. Your AI app runs on your own plan with its provider.
Is it the same as Ask AI on this site?
It draws on the same sources. Your own AI writes the answers, so how it reads and cites them depends on your app.
What if my AI doesn’t use it?
In ChatGPT and Gemini, start your question with @TrulyRandomVerse. In Claude, check that it is switched on in the tools menu. In any app, naming TrulyRandomVerse in your question helps.
What does the site see?
Only what your AI looks up, such as a verse reference or a Strong’s number. Your conversation stays with your AI app.
How are verses numbered?
By the King James Version, in every language. The text comes from the edition you ask for.

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