Read and study the Bible in Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic and English with word-level detail.
Connects to the Besorah Bible texts: original-language passages, Strong's lexicon entries, grammar search, cross-references, Septuagint and Targum comparisons, and weekly Torah portions. Muse can look up a verse, break down each word, and trace themes across books.
Try asking Muse: "What does the Hebrew word for shepherd in Psalm 23 mean, and where else does it appear in the Bible?"
Source: Found in the official MCP Registry (bible.besorah/besorah) · First listed November 11, 2026
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https://besorah.bible/mcpResponse time at the last check: 53ms. Worked in n/a of checks over 30 days.
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get_passageRead a passage (verse, range or chapter) in its original language (Hebrew, Greek or Aramaic) and English, with a link. Optional: edition (septuagint, onkelos, pseudo-jonathan, jonathan, hebrew-nt, hebrew, greek) and words=true for each word's Strong's number, lemma, meaning and gget_verse_studyEverything Besorah knows about one verse (or a range of up to 5): text, word-by-word Strong's/lemma/parsing, cross-references, quotations between books, curated parallels, similar wording, questions it asks or answers, songs, scribal marks, Ketiv/Qere, Targum connections. Start hsearch_textSearch the text itself. English by default; language=hebrew|greek|aramaic searches the original (vowel points and accents ignored). All words must be in the verse; "quoted phrase"; prefix with * (lov*). Narrow with book, testament (tanakh|new testament|apocrypha) or edition. Pagesearch_wordsFind Hebrew or Greek words (Strong's entries) from an English word, a transliteration ('shalom', 'agape') or the original word. Returns ids for get_word and get_word_occurrences.get_wordA Strong's lexicon entry (Hebrew H… or Greek G…): lemma, definition, KJV renderings, occurrences, for Hebrew the Brown–Driver–Briggs entry, how names are built, verses per book, and the Septuagint renderings of a Hebrew word (or the Hebrew words a Greek word renders).get_word_occurrencesEvery verse a Strong's number is in (Hebrew Tanakh, Greek New Testament and Septuagint), with the text, optionally within one book. This finds all forms of a word. Pages with offset.get_related_passagesFor one verse: voted cross-references, quotations in either direction between books, curated parallel passages, and similar wording.get_cross_referencesCross-references for one verse (voted, OpenBible.info); the first few include their English text.get_book_connectionsThe chapters a book (or one chapter) is most joined to by cross-references across the whole Bible.list_booksEvery book with its code, chapter count, the editions it exists in, and its URL; also the editions.list_songsSongs and prayers inside Scripture (the Song of the Sea, Hannah's prayer, the Magnificat…), by kind.list_questionsQuestions asked in one place and answered in another (e.g. 'what is man?' in Job and Psalm 8), by theme.get_targum_connectionsWhere the Targumim and the New Testament share an idea or phrase.get_parashahA weekly Torah portion with its Torah, Haftarah and Besorah (New Testament) readings. Give a name ('Toledot'), a date (YYYY-MM-DD) for the portion read on the Shabbat on or after it, or list=true for all of them; with none, this week's.get_guideHow Besorah's texts and tools fit together, and the conventions (numbering, ids, codes). Read this first if unsure.query_wordsFind every word by grammar and/or Strong's number, within a book or testament — e.g. all Qal imperatives of H1285 in the Prophets, every aorist passive participle in Paul, every Hiphil verb in Isaiah. grammar takes the words of the parsing (Qal, Hiphil, imperative, participle, feget_collocationsThe words that keep company with a Hebrew or Greek word: which other words most often appear in the same verse, ranked by how much more than chance. Pass strongs (H430) or a word ('shepherd'). Pass with=<Strong's id> to read the verses where two words meet. corpus: he, nt or lxx.get_vocabularyA book's vocabulary: size, most frequent and most characteristic words (summary); hapax legomena (words used once in the whole text); words used only in that book; or every word by frequency. view=summary|hapax|unique|words. Pages with offset.compare_booksCompare two books' vocabularies: how many words they share, the rare words they share (most of whose uses are in these two books), and the words only one uses. Same language only: two Hebrew books, two Greek ones, or a Septuagint book (editionA: septuagint) against a New Testamenget_contextA verse in its setting in one call: the verses before and after, the verse (or up to 5) word by word, and its cross-references, quotations and parallels. Saves several calls when you want to understand where a verse sits.trace_themeFollow a passage's connections outward — voted cross-references plus quotations and parallels between books — one to three steps, and return the verses most strongly connected, with their text. Use it to trace a theme (e.g. Passover from Exodus 12) across the Bible.compare_witnessesOne verse across the texts: Hebrew, the Septuagint (matched by the app's verse tables, even where numbered differently), the Targumim, the Greek and Hebrew New Testament, and the quotations that join them — with the Greek words a New Testament quotation and the Septuagint do and get_quotationsWhere the New Testament quotes the Old, in either direction: give a New Testament book/chapter/verse for the Old Testament passages it quotes, or an Old Testament one for the New Testament passages that quote it. Pages with offset.https://besorah.bible/mcpNot in Muse's Connectors list yet, but Muse can still use it. 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At the last check (November 11, 2026, 20:26 UTC) the endpoint was working, answering in 53ms. It is checked every 15 minutes.
It was screened on November 11, 2026 with the result "screened, no issues found". Screening checks the domain against threat feeds and reads the tools for hidden instructions and requests for passwords or card numbers. It cannot see the server's code, so grant only the access you need.
It exposes 23 tools, including get_passage, get_verse_study, search_text, search_words. For example, you could ask Muse: "What does the Hebrew word for shepherd in Psalm 23 mean, and where else does it appear in the Bible?"
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