Cameron Pak built Bible MCP so an AI assistant can fetch real Scripture instead of inventing a verse that is not in the Bible.^1 It is a free remote Model Context Protocol server. Point an MCP-capable client at https://bible-mcp.faith.tools/mcp and it can look up a verse or range, pull a full chapter, or list available translations from AO Lab's Free Use Bible API.^1
The live server serves the 66 books of the Protestant Bible and defaults to BSB.^3 Public source lives on Val Town, written with Deno, Hono, and the official MCP SDK.^3 Smithery still carries a listing for the same project.^4
Pak is the founder of faith.tools. The homepage stays short: visit the Val Town code, use the MCP URL, and thank AO Lab for the API that makes the text available.^1 This is a developer bridge, not a consumer Bible app, and it does not generate commentary. It only returns Scripture text so an assistant can quote what is written.
