Lumen is a web Bible reader with an AI study companion for people who want a private place to ask questions about Scripture.^1 The signed-out homepage opens the ESV at Genesis 1 and asks you to sign in to keep going.^1 Metadata still calls it the copilot that helps you learn the stories of the Bible; the visible chrome now says The Bible reading and study app.^1
The about page aims to help people know Jesus more deeply.^2 It treats Scripture as revelation from a loving God and as a unified story of God's redemptive love, and it asks AI to complement pastors, teachers, and mentors rather than replace them.^2 The terms describe a Bible study application that uses AI to help users learn the stories of the Bible.^3
Andrew Huang publishes the project under the MIT license.^4 The about page ties that openness to a conviction that God's Word should stay freely accessible.^2 A recent commit upgraded OpenAI models across the Bible study features.^5 The README lists a Bible reader, study sessions, notes, verse selection, and an AI chat for biblical questions.^6 Lumen runs in the browser.^1
