Sources & Attribution
Where the words on BibleToday come from — the Scripture texts we display and how our study content is prepared.
How our study content is made
The Explanation, Visualization, Life Application, and quiz content in every lesson is original BibleToday material. It is prepared with the assistance of AI (Claude, by Anthropic), working directly from the Bible passage being studied, and is grounded in the passage text itself — every claim is meant to be traceable to the verses in front of you.
The interpretive perspective reflects broadly held, historic evangelical and Spirit-filled Christian teaching. It is not reproduced from, and does not quote, any commercial commentary, study Bible, or curriculum.
AI-assisted content can contain mistakes. Scripture itself is the authority — like the Bereans, “examine the Scriptures every day” to see whether what you read here is so (Acts 17:11). If you spot something that doesn’t line up with the passage, we want to fix it.
Scripture text in lessons
Scripture quotations shown in the daily lesson study text are taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version® (NIV®). Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® All rights reserved worldwide. Each lesson links to the full passage on Bible.com, where the translation can be read in context.
Cross-reference popups (the tappable verse references inside explanations) display the King James Version (KJV), public domain, served via API.Bible (American Bible Society).
The Complete Bible & Search
The Bible text in The Complete Bible reader and in Search is bundled from digital editions published by eBible.org:
The Indian Revised Version (IRV) translations are © Bridge Connectivity Solutions and licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. This attribution also appears beneath the reader wherever IRV text is shown.
AI answers & notes
Answers in the Ask panel are generated live by AI (Claude, by Anthropic), guardrailed to Bible study and grounded in the passage you are reading. They are conversational help, not authoritative teaching — always weigh them against Scripture.
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