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TheologAI - Bible Study MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for theological research — 7 tools, 8 Bible translations, 6 commentaries, 18 historical documents, and Greek/Hebrew language tools. Runs locally via stdio or remotely on Cloudflare Workers.

Use with Claude.ai (Remote)

Add as a remote MCP server in Claude.ai settings:

https://theologai.tjfrederick.workers.dev/mcp

No authentication required. All 7 tools, 4 resources, and 4 prompts are available immediately.

Features

  • 📖 8 Bible Translations: ESV, NET, KJV, WEB, BSB, ASV, YLT, DBY (all with verse lookup)
  • 📝 Footnotes Support: Translation notes, textual variants, and alternative readings
  • 🔗 Cross-References: Treasury of Scripture Knowledge integration for verse connections
  • 🔤 Greek & Hebrew Tools: Enhanced Strong's Concordance (14,298 entries) + STEPBible morphology (142,096 Greek words)
  • 💬 6 Public Domain Commentaries: Matthew Henry, JFB, Adam Clarke, John Gill, Keil-Delitzsch, Tyndale
  • 🏛️ 18 Historical Documents: Major creeds, confessions, and catechisms (Nicene, Westminster, Heidelberg, 39 Articles, and more)
  • 📚 1000+ Classic Christian Texts: Complete CCEL catalog access with unified search
  • 🔍 Unified Search: Single tool searches local documents first, then entire CCEL catalog
  • 📖 Bible Verse → Commentary: Direct verse lookup in Calvin's commentaries (auto-routing to correct volume)
  • 🗂️ Work Discovery: Browse 40+ curated works or search entire CCEL catalog dynamically
  • ⚡ Fast & Reliable: SQLite for local data, LRU cache with 1-hour TTL for API responses
  • 💰 Zero Cost: All HelloAO resources (6 translations + 6 commentaries) are free with no rate limits
  • ✨ Clean Formatting: Beautiful markdown output with proper citations

MCP Tools Available

🔍 bible_lookup

Look up any Bible verse or passage with 8 translation options and footnotes

  • Example: "Look up John 3:16"
  • Example: "Show me Romans 8:28-30 in KJV"
  • Example: "Get 1 John 5:7 in BSB with footnotes"
  • Translations: ESV, NET, KJV, WEB, BSB, ASV, YLT, DBY
  • Parameters:
    • reference (required): Bible verse reference
    • translation (optional): Translation code (default: ESV)
    • includeFootnotes (optional): Include translation notes and textual variants

🔗 bible_cross_references

Get cross-references for Bible verses using Treasury of Scripture Knowledge

  • Example: "Get cross-references for John 3:16"
  • Example: "Show related verses for Romans 8:28"
  • Parameters: reference (required)

🔤 original_language_lookup ✨ REFINED!

Look up biblical Greek and Hebrew words with tiered output: simple overviews or comprehensive analysis

  • Simple mode (default): Quick overview with key insights, pronunciation, occurrence stats, and semantic comparisons
  • Detailed mode: Comprehensive analysis with etymology, theological significance, full morphology, and study recommendations
  • Example: "Look up Strong's G25" → Quick overview of ἀγαπάω (agapaō - God's redemptive love)
  • Example: "What is Strong's H430 in detail?" → Full analysis of אֱלֹהִים (elohim - God)
  • Example: "Show me G2316 with detailed theology" → θεός with semantic field comparisons
  • Data: 14,298 entries (5,624 Greek + 8,674 Hebrew) from OpenScriptures (Public Domain)
  • Enhanced data: STEPBible TAGNT with 142,096 Greek words (CC BY 4.0)
  • Parameters:
    • strongs_number (required): Strong's number (G#### for Greek, H#### for Hebrew, supports extended notation like G1722a)
    • detail_level (optional): "simple" (default) or "detailed"
    • include_extended (optional): Include STEPBible sense disambiguations
    • include_morphology (optional): Show grammatical forms (noun cases, verb tenses, etc.)
    • include_occurrences (optional): Count occurrences in loaded books
    • Greek numbers: G1-G5624, Hebrew numbers: H1-H8674
  • Returns:
    • Simple: Definition, pronunciation, key theological insight, occurrence count, most common form, semantic comparisons
    • Detailed: All above + etymology, theological significance, full morphology breakdown with interpretation, study recommendations

📖 bible_verse_morphology ✨ ENHANCED!

Get word-by-word morphological analysis of any Bible verse - Hebrew (OT) or Greek (NT)

  • Example: "Analyze John 3:16 word by word" → Greek NT morphology
  • Example: "Show me the Hebrew for Genesis 1:1" → Hebrew OT morphology
  • Example: "Break down Psalm 23:1 with expanded morphology" → Hebrew with full grammar
  • Example: "Analyze Romans 8:28 in Greek" → Greek with detailed parsing
  • Data: STEPBible Tagged Hebrew Bible + TAGNT (CC BY 4.0)
  • Coverage: All 66 books (39 OT Hebrew + 27 NT Greek), 305,693 Hebrew words + 142,096 Greek words with morphological tagging
  • Parameters:
    • reference (required): Bible verse reference (e.g., "John 3:16", "Genesis 1:1", common abbreviations supported)
    • expand_morphology (optional): Expand codes to descriptions
      • Greek: V-AAI-3S → "Verb, Aorist, Active, Indicative, 3rd person, Singular"
      • Hebrew: HVqp3ms → "Hebrew, Verb, Qal, Perfect, 3rd person, masculine, singular"
  • Returns: Table with original Hebrew/Greek text, lemma, Strong's number, morphology code, and English gloss for each word

📚 classic_text_lookup ✨ UNIFIED TOOL!

Primary tool for ALL historical Christian documents - searches local documents first, then CCEL

  • Local Documents (18): Creeds (Apostles, Nicene, Chalcedonian, Athanasian), Confessions (Westminster, Augsburg, Belgic, Dort, 39 Articles, London Baptist 1689, Dositheus, Trent), Catechisms (Westminster Larger/Shorter, Heidelberg, Philaret, Baltimore)
  • CCEL (1000+): Church Fathers, Medieval theologians, Reformers, Puritans, and more

Examples:

  • Search all documents: { query: "trinity" } → searches local + CCEL
  • Local document: { work: "nicene-creed" } → full Nicene Creed
  • Search in local doc: { work: "westminster-confession", query: "scripture" }
  • CCEL work: { work: "calvin/institutes", query: "Book 3 Chapter 21" }
  • Browse sections: { work: "philaret-catechism", browseSections: true }
  • Discover works: { listWorks: true } → 40+ CCEL works by era

Parameters:

  • work (optional): Work identifier (e.g., "calvin/institutes", "nicene-creed")
  • query (optional): Natural language section reference or search term
  • topic (optional): Search sections within a work by keyword
  • listWorks (optional): Browse available CCEL works
  • browseSections (optional): List all sections in a work

📝 commentary_lookup

Access 6 public domain commentaries on any Bible verse

  • Example: "Get commentary on Romans 8:28"
  • Example: "What does Matthew Henry say about John 3:16?"
  • Example: "Get JFB commentary on Genesis 1:1"
  • NEW: Works seamlessly with Calvin's commentaries via classic_text_lookup
  • Commentaries: Matthew Henry, Jamieson-Fausset-Brown (JFB), Adam Clarke, John Gill, Keil-Delitzsch (OT only), Tyndale
  • Parameters:
    • reference (required): Bible verse reference
    • commentator (optional): Commentator name (default: Matthew Henry)
    • maxLength (optional): Maximum length in characters

Pro Tip: For Calvin's detailed commentaries, use classic_text_lookup with:

  • work: "calvin/calcom43" and query: "1 Timothy 2:14" - Direct verse lookup!
  • Auto-routing handles meta-works (no need to know volume numbers)

Available Documents

Local Historical Documents (18 Total)

Creeds (4):

  • Apostles' Creed (c. 390 AD)
  • Nicene Creed (325/381 AD)
  • Chalcedonian Definition (451 AD)
  • Athanasian Creed (c. 500 AD)

Confessions (8):

  • Westminster Confession of Faith (1646) - Complete
  • Augsburg Confession (1530) - Lutheran
  • Belgic Confession (1561) - Reformed
  • Canons of Dort (1619) - Reformed
  • Thirty-Nine Articles (1571) - Anglican
  • London Baptist Confession (1689) - Baptist
  • Confession of Dositheus (1672) - Eastern Orthodox
  • Council of Trent (1545-1563) - Roman Catholic

Catechisms (6):

  • Westminster Shorter Catechism (1647) - Complete
  • Westminster Larger Catechism (1648) - Complete
  • Heidelberg Catechism (1563) - Complete
  • Philaret's Catechism (1823) - Eastern Orthodox
  • Baltimore Catechism (1885) - Roman Catholic

Classic Christian Texts (CCEL) ✨ ENHANCED!

Access 1000+ works from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library with dynamic discovery:

  • Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion
  • Calvin's Commentaries (45 volumes covering all books he commented on)
  • Aquinas' Summa Theologica (with Part/Question/Article hierarchy support)
  • Augustine's Confessions & City of God
  • Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress & Grace Abounding
  • Luther's Works (16+ volumes)
  • Edwards, Wesley, Spurgeon, Owen, and many more...

Features:

  • NEW: Dynamic Catalog Discovery - Search entire CCEL catalog (1000+ works), not just curated list
  • NEW: Bible Verse → Commentary - "1 Timothy 2:14" auto-matches commentary sections
  • NEW: Topic Search Within Works - Find sections about "grace" in Calvin's Institutes
  • NEW: Calvin Commentary Auto-Routing - Automatically routes to correct volume (calcom01-calcom45)
  • Natural language section resolution (no manual section IDs!)
  • Automatic TOC parsing and caching (24-hour TTL)
  • Support for complex hierarchies (Books, Chapters, Parts, Questions, Articles)
  • Clean text extraction from HTML with proper nested div handling

Bible Translations (8 Total)

ESV & NET (via dedicated APIs):

  • ESV (English Standard Version) - Modern formal equivalence
  • NET (New English Translation) - With extensive translator notes

HelloAO Translations (Public Domain, Zero Rate Limits):

  • KJV (King James Version 1611) - Most recognized English translation
  • WEB (World English Bible) - Modern public domain translation
  • BSB (Berean Standard Bible) - Clean, modern text with footnotes
  • ASV (American Standard Version 1901) - Scholarly literal translation
  • YLT (Young's Literal Translation) - Extremely literal word-for-word
  • DBY (Darby Translation) - Alternative literal translation

All translations support:

  • Single verse lookup (John 3:16)
  • Verse ranges (Romans 8:28-30)
  • All 66 books including numbered books (1 John, 2 Samuel, etc.)

Footnotes Feature:

  • Available for most HelloAO translations (BSB, WEB, etc.)
  • Includes translation notes, alternative readings, textual variants
  • Displayed at bottom of verse text with verse references
  • Enable with includeFootnotes: true parameter

Public Domain Commentaries (6 Total via HelloAO)

  • Matthew Henry's Complete Commentary - Comprehensive devotional commentary on all 66 books
  • Jamieson-Fausset-Brown (JFB) - Concise scholarly commentary
  • Adam Clarke's Commentary - In-depth exegetical notes
  • John Gill's Exposition - Detailed theological exposition
  • Keil-Delitzsch Commentary - OT-only scholarly Hebrew analysis
  • Tyndale Open Study Notes - Modern accessible study notes

All commentaries accessible via HelloAO Bible API with zero rate limits!

Installation & Setup

Remote (Cloudflare Workers — no install needed)

Use the hosted instance directly:

  • Claude.ai: Add https://theologai.tjfrederick.workers.dev/mcp as a remote MCP server in Settings > Integrations
  • Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http theologai https://theologai.tjfrederick.workers.dev/mcp

Local (stdio)

  1. Clone and Install

    cd TheologAI
    npm install
  2. Configure Environment

    cp .env.example .env
    # Edit .env and set PORT=3000 (or your preferred port)
  3. Build and Start the Server

    npm run build
    npm start

    The server will start on the port specified in your .env file (default: 3000).

  4. Configure Claude Desktop

    Add to your Claude Desktop configuration file (claude_desktop_config.json):

    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "theologai": {
          "transport": {
            "type": "http",
            "host": "localhost",
            "port": 3000
          }
        }
      }
    }

    Make sure the port matches the one in your .env file.

  5. Test the Connection

    Start Claude Desktop and try these queries:

    Bible Lookup:

    • "Look up John 3:16"
    • "Show me Psalm 119:105"
    • "What does Ephesians 2:8-10 say about grace?"

    Historical Documents:

    • "What do the creeds say about the Trinity?"
    • "Show me the Nicene Creed"
    • "Search for 'justification' in the Westminster Confession"
    • "What does the Heidelberg Catechism say about comfort?"

    Classic Texts:

    • "Look up Calvin's Institutes Book 1 Chapter 1"
    • "Show me Aquinas Summa Part 1 Question 2"
    • "Get Augustine's Confessions Book 4"

    Commentary:

    • "Get commentary on John 1:1"
    • "What does Matthew Henry say about Romans 8:28?"

    Cross-References:

    • "Get cross-references for John 3:16"
    • "Show related verses for Psalm 23:1"

Development

# Set up environment file
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env and set PORT=3000

# Run in development mode with auto-reload
PORT=3000 npm run dev

# Build for production
npm run build

# Start the server (reads PORT from .env)
npm start

# Clean build artifacts
npm run clean

Server Modes:

  • HTTP Mode: Set PORT in .env file to run as HTTP server
  • Default Port: 3000 (configurable via .env file)
  • CORS: Enabled for web client compatibility

MCP Capabilities

TheologAI implements all 4 MCP protocol capabilities: Tools, Resources, Prompts, and Logging.

Tools (7)

Tool Description
bible_lookup Verse retrieval across 8 translations (ESV, NET, KJV, WEB, BSB, ASV, YLT, DBY)
bible_cross_references Thematic connections via OpenBible.info data
parallel_passages OT-NT quotations, synoptic parallels, thematic links
commentary_lookup 6 commentaries (Matthew Henry, JFB, Clarke, Gill, K-D, Tyndale)
classic_text_lookup 18 local docs + 1000+ CCEL works, unified search
original_language_lookup Strong's concordance (14,298 entries), Greek/Hebrew word studies
bible_verse_morphology Word-by-word grammatical analysis for all 66 books

All tools have annotations: readOnlyHint: true, destructiveHint: false, idempotentHint: true.

Resources

URI Description
theologai://translations Available Bible translations
theologai://commentaries Available commentators with coverage info
theologai://documents/{slug} 18 historical documents (browseable)
theologai://strongs/{number} Strong's dictionary entries (G####, H####)

Prompts

Prompt Description
word-study Guided Greek/Hebrew word study workflow
passage-exegesis Systematic exegesis methodology
compare-translations Multi-translation comparison template
confession-study Cross-tradition doctrinal comparison

Agent Skills

Reusable workflow expertise in skills/:

  • Word Study — Greek/Hebrew word study methodology across tools
  • Passage Exegesis — Systematic exegetical analysis
  • Confession Study — Cross-tradition doctrinal comparison

Logging

Structured logging via server.sendLoggingMessage() with levels: debug, info, warning, error.

Development Progress

Phase 1 Complete! ✅

  • ✅ Full ESV API integration with 5000 verses/day
  • ✅ Historical document search with section-level topic tagging
  • ✅ Commentary and translation notes system (mock data)
  • ✅ Clean MCP tool interface with proper error handling
  • ✅ In-memory caching (1-hour TTL, LRU eviction)
  • ✅ Comprehensive test suite

Phase 2: CCEL Integration ✅

  • ✅ CCEL API adapter with Scripture, Work Section, and Fragment endpoints
  • ✅ Automatic section resolution from natural language queries
  • ✅ TOC parsing with 24-hour caching
  • ✅ Support for complex hierarchies (Book/Chapter/Part/Question/Article)
  • ✅ Part number inheritance for nested structures (e.g., Summa Theologica)
  • ✅ Clean HTML content extraction
  • ✅ Integration tests for section resolver and adapter

Phase 2.5: ESV Footnotes & Multi-Translation ✅

  • ✅ ESV HTML endpoint integration with footnote extraction
  • ✅ Real textual variant and translation alternative notes
  • ✅ Multi-translation support (ESV, NET)
  • ✅ Separate tools for clean text vs. study notes
  • ✅ Comprehensive footnote parsing and categorization

Phase 3: Commentary & Translation Integration ✅

Phase 3.1: Matthew Henry via CCEL

  • ✅ Matthew Henry's Complete Commentary (66 books)
  • ✅ CCEL HTML parsing and text extraction
  • ✅ Integration with commentary_lookup tool

Phase 3.2: HelloAO Bible API Integration

  • ✅ 6 public domain commentaries (Matthew Henry, JFB, Adam Clarke, John Gill, Keil-Delitzsch, Tyndale)
  • ✅ 1000+ Bible translations via HelloAO API
  • ✅ Zero rate limits, zero API keys

Phase 3.3: HelloAO Bible Translations

  • ✅ 6 additional translations (KJV, WEB, BSB, ASV, YLT, DBY)
  • ✅ Footnotes support with translation notes
  • ✅ All numbered books working (1 John, 2 Samuel, etc.)
  • ✅ 8 total Bible translations available

Phase 3.4: Enhanced Discovery & Commentary Navigation

  • ✅ Dynamic CCEL catalog scraping (1000+ works discoverable)
  • ✅ Bible verse → commentary section matching (e.g., "1 Timothy 2:14" → exact section)
  • ✅ Calvin commentary auto-routing (meta-works → specific volumes)
  • ✅ Topic search within works (find sections by keyword)
  • ✅ Expanded popular works list (40+ works organized by era/tradition)
  • ✅ Improved HTML parsing (proper nested div handling)
  • ✅ Comprehensive test suite (95.6% success rate, 43/45 tests passing)

Phase 3.5: Unified Historical Documents & Cross-References

  • ✅ Added 11 major historical documents (18 total local documents)
  • ✅ Complete Westminster Confession, Larger/Shorter Catechisms
  • ✅ Major confessions: Augsburg, Belgic, Dort, 39 Articles, London Baptist 1689, Dositheus, Trent
  • ✅ Additional creeds: Chalcedonian, Athanasian
  • ✅ Catechisms: Heidelberg (complete), Philaret (Orthodox), Baltimore (Catholic)
  • ✅ Unified classic_text_lookup tool (replaces deprecated historical_search)
  • ✅ Priority search: local documents first, then CCEL
  • ✅ Cross-reference system via bible_cross_references tool
  • ✅ Treasury of Scripture Knowledge integration

Phase 3.6: Greek & Hebrew Language Tools

  • ✅ Strong's Concordance: 14,298 entries (5,624 Greek + 8,674 Hebrew)
  • original_language_lookup tool for word studies (simple/detailed modes)
  • bible_verse_morphology tool for word-by-word verse analysis (all 66 books)
  • ✅ STEPBible morphology data: 305,693 Hebrew + 142,096 Greek words
  • ✅ Original language words with transliterations and pronunciation
  • ✅ Comprehensive definitions, etymologies, and theological insights
  • ✅ Data from OpenScriptures (Public Domain) + STEPBible (CC BY 4.0)
  • ✅ Lightweight gzipped JSON architecture (~28MB total, ~7MB compressed morphology)
  • ✅ Fast in-memory lookups (<1ms per query)

Phase 4: Comprehensive Architecture Rewrite

  • ✅ Canonical reference system (src/kernel/) — eliminates 5 duplicate book-name normalization schemes
  • ✅ SQLite data layer via better-sqlite3 — cross-references, Strong's, morphology, historical documents
  • ✅ FTS5 full-text search for Strong's concordance and historical documents
  • ✅ Layered architecture: kernel → adapters → services → formatters → tools
  • ✅ Composition root with dependency injection (src/tools/v2/index.ts)
  • ✅ MCP Resources (4 URIs), Prompts (4 templates), Logging (structured levels)
  • ✅ Tool annotations (readOnlyHint, destructiveHint, idempotentHint)
  • ✅ Agent Skills for word study, passage exegesis, and confession comparison
  • ✅ Pure formatter functions for testable Markdown output
  • ✅ MCP SDK upgraded to v1.26.0

Performance:

  • Bible verse cache: ~160ms → <1ms on repeated queries
  • HelloAO API calls: ~200ms (no rate limits!)
  • Strong's lookups: < 1ms (SQLite with prepared statements)
  • Morphology queries: < 1ms (SQLite indexed by book/chapter/verse)
  • Cross-reference lookups: < 1ms (SQLite indexed, ~1MB vs 30-50MB in-memory)
  • FTS5 search: < 5ms across all indexed data
  • TOC caching: 24-hour TTL reduces API calls
  • ESV API rate limit protection through intelligent caching

Next Steps

Potential Enhancements:

  • Additional HelloAO translations (1000+ available)
  • Word concordance (find all uses of a Greek/Hebrew word)
  • Advanced topical search across all resources
  • Export/citation tools for research
  • Theological topic indexing

Architecture

src/
├── index.ts              # Entry point — stdio or HTTP transport (Node.js)
├── worker.ts             # Entry point — Cloudflare Workers (Streamable HTTP)
├── server.ts             # MCP server — tools, resources, prompts, logging (Node.js)
├── worker-server.ts      # MCP server — same capabilities, wired for D1 (Workers)
├── tools/v2/             # Tool handlers + Node.js composition root
│   └── index.ts          # createCompositionRoot() — Node.js wiring (better-sqlite3)
├── tools/worker/         # Workers composition root
│   └── index.ts          # createWorkerCompositionRoot() — D1 wiring (per-request)
├── services/             # Business logic — async, works with both SQLite and D1
│   ├── bible/            # BibleService, CrossReferenceService, ParallelPassageService
│   ├── commentary/       # CommentaryService, CcelService
│   ├── historical/       # HistoricalDocumentService
│   └── languages/        # StrongsService, MorphologyService
├── adapters/             # External API clients + data repositories
│   ├── bible/            # EsvAdapter, NetBibleAdapter, HelloAoAdapter
│   ├── commentary/       # HelloAoCommentaryAdapter, CcelAdapter
│   ├── data/             # SQLite repositories (Node.js — better-sqlite3)
│   ├── d1/               # D1 repositories (Workers — Cloudflare D1)
│   └── shared/           # Database.ts, HttpClient.ts, HtmlParser.ts
├── formatters/           # Pure Markdown formatting functions
├── kernel/               # Shared domain primitives
│   ├── reference.ts      # THE canonical Bible reference parser
│   ├── books.ts          # 66-book registry with all external format codes
│   ├── repositories.ts   # Async repository interfaces (shared by SQLite + D1)
│   ├── types.ts          # Shared TypeScript interfaces
│   ├── errors.ts         # Typed error hierarchy
│   └── cache.ts          # Generic LRU cache with TTL
└── data/                 # Compiled data (parallel-passages.json)

data/                     # Source data files
├── theologai.db          # SQLite database (built from source data)
├── biblical-languages/   # Strong's concordance, STEPBible morphology/lexicons
├── cross-references/     # OpenBible.info cross-reference TSV
└── historical-documents/ # 18 creeds, confessions, catechisms (JSON)

skills/                   # Agent skill workflows
├── word-study/           # Greek/Hebrew word study methodology
├── passage-exegesis/     # Systematic exegetical analysis
└── confession-study/     # Cross-tradition doctrinal comparison

Data Sources & Attribution

Biblical Language Data

Strong's Concordance (14,298 entries)

  • Source: OpenScriptures Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries
  • License: Public Domain
  • Attribution: Open Scriptures (openscriptures.org)
  • Coverage: 5,624 Greek entries (NT), 8,674 Hebrew entries (OT)
  • Includes: Original word, transliteration, pronunciation, definition, derivation/etymology

STEPBible Morphology (447,789 words)

  • Source: STEPBible Data - Translators Amalgamated OT+NT
  • License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)
  • Attribution: STEP Bible (www.stepbible.org)
  • Coverage: All 66 books (39 OT Hebrew + 27 NT Greek) with morphological tagging
  • Includes: Original text, lemma, extended Strong's numbers, grammatical parsing, English glosses
  • Data created by www.STEPBible.org based on work at Tyndale House Cambridge

Bible Translations

  • HelloAO Bible API: ESV, NET, KJV, WEB, BSB (Free, no rate limits)
  • BibleAPI.co: ASV, YLT, DBY (Free, with caching)

Commentaries

  • HelloAO Bible API: Matthew Henry, JFB, Adam Clarke, John Gill, Keil-Delitzsch, Tyndale (Public Domain)

Historical Documents

  • Local Data: 18 creeds, confessions, and catechisms (Public Domain)
  • CCEL: 1000+ classic Christian texts via ccel.org API (Public Domain/Open Access)

License

ISC

Building Data

SQLite Database

All local data (cross-references, Strong's concordance, morphology, historical documents) is compiled into a single SQLite database. The source files in data/ are the source of truth; data/theologai.db is a derived artifact.

npm run build:db    # Rebuild SQLite database from all source data

Biblical Language Data

To rebuild the source data files:

npm run build:stepbible           # STEPBible morphology (Hebrew OT + Greek NT)
npm run build:strongs             # Strong's concordance
npm run build:stepbible:lexicons  # STEPBible lexicons (Abbott-Smith Greek, BDB Hebrew)

Total biblical languages data size: ~28MB

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