BibleGPT+ is a free AI-powered Bible study tool that provides instant study guides, verse-by-verse commentary, cross references, Greek and Hebrew word analysis, interlinear Bible, names of God, biblical timeline, and guided prayer for every chapter of the Bible.

Is BibleGPT+ free to use?

Yes, BibleGPT+ is completely free. It works as a progressive web app in your browser on any device — desktop, tablet, or mobile.

What Bible translation does BibleGPT+ use?

BibleGPT+ uses the English Standard Version (ESV) for Bible text, with AI-generated study materials written from a protestant evangelical perspective.

Can I study Greek and Hebrew words in BibleGPT+?

Yes, BibleGPT+ includes a full Greek and Hebrew word study tool with Strong's concordance numbers, transliterations, definitions, and an interlinear Bible that shows the original language word-by-word alongside English translations.

BibleGPT+ — Free AI Bible Study Tool | Commentary, Cross References, Greek & Hebrew

Verse of the Day

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Book

Chapter

Pick a book to get its overview — who wrote it, why, how it’s put together and where to start — then a chapter to study in depth.

Book

Chapter

Version

📥 Read offline — download the whole ESV for airplane mode (~6 MB).

Select a chapter to read

Choose a book and chapter to start reading.

📖 Harmony of the Gospels

The life of Christ across Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, side by side. Tap any reference to open it in the Reader.

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Strong's Number

Enter a Strong's number (e.g., G26 for agape, H430 for Elohim) to see its full lexicon entry.

Book

Chapter

Verse

Select a verse to see its word-by-word interlinear breakdown.

Original-language word data: STEPBible.org (Tyndale House, Cambridge), used under CC BY 4.0.

Select a verse to discover its cross-references across Scripture.

Every place the Spirit moves in Scripture — from hovering over the waters to the last invitation of Revelation — with his titles, symbols and works.

The 37 miracles recorded in the Gospels — over nature, sickness, demons and death — and the Resurrection they were all pointing at.

55 of the clearest promises of the Messiah — each one an Old Testament passage the New Testament itself applies to Jesus, followed from the promise to the fulfilment.

Matthew 5–7 as one discourse, unit by unit — with the Greek, the traditions, the fathers, and every study tool in the app.

👥 My Groups

Study together — group chat, shared studies and reading plans, a prayer wall, and meetings. Invite anyone with a link.

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🪨 My Ebenezers

"Then Samuel took a stone… and called its name Ebenezer; for he said, 'Till now the LORD has helped us.'" Record the moments God came through for you — and read them again when you need to remember.

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🙏 My Prayer List

All Active Answered

Add prayer requests, track them, and mark them answered.

Who or what are you praying for?

Enter your prayer intention above and a thoughtful, Scripture-grounded prayer will be written for you.

Saved Prayers

Enter a subject or question

Search any biblical subject or ask a hard theological question. You'll get a summary with every supporting Scripture.

Choose a biblical character or search by name to explore their life, key passages, and lasting lessons.

🏛️ Greek & Hebrew Vocabulary

Build a flashcard deck of the original-language words from any chapter, then review with spaced repetition.

Select a verse to see it in multiple translations side by side.

Sign in to view and manage your bookmarks.

⭐ Topical Collections

Curate verses around themes that matter to you. Add from Bible Search, study them together, export as Word or PDF.

Filter by era:

All Old Testament New Testament

Journeys:

Trace a biblical journey step by step, or tap a pin for place details.

Tap any pin on the map to see place details and Scripture references.

Book

Chapter

Pick a book and chapter to see how the early church read it.

Meet the Fathers

The pastors, bishops, and theologians of the church's first centuries. Tap a name to ask them about any passage in BibleGPT+ Chat.

✍️ Study Entries

Write structured study entries — SOAP or inductive (Observe / Interpret / Apply).

📔 Study Journal

Everything you've made — notes, highlights, bookmarks, lessons, sermons, topics, prayers and ebenezers — newest first.

Search the Bible (ESV)

Keyword ✨ Meaning (AI)

All Old Testament New Testament

Search Scripture by word or phrase — and anything you've written. Results appear here, ordered canonically.

Select a chapter to test your knowledge with AI-generated questions.

⚡ Quick Tools — illustrations, questions & applications for any passage

Past Devotionals

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Descendants Ancestors

Click any name to view that person's character profile.

Pick a figure above to render their family tree.

⚡ Quick Tools — illustrations, questions & applications without a full sermon

Add Scripture readings (Bible passages this sermon will preach from)

Length (minutes)

Style

Tone

Big Idea (one sentence)

Audience

Other notes (occasion, application area, illustrations to include or avoid, etc.)

My Sermons

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Past Devotionals

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