Questions about Publifye.org

Yes. Download the edition in the Multi BibleRead app; it stays on the device and opens with the network off. Darash also ships as one self-hosted binary that runs offline.

Ask your AI

Read my downloaded Bible with no signal.

What it does

Multi BibleRead: download once, read offline; no AI call.

What you get

The edition on your device, readable offline.

Yes — GIFT gives a church, plant, house group or mission up to 25 EPUB editions at no cost. Give your church's name and an email at resources.publifye.org, confirm the message, download and share; do not resell them.

Ask your AI

Get free Bibles for our congregation.

What it does

publifye.org/gift → resources.publifye.org: choose 25, confirm email, download.

What you get

Up to 25 EPUB editions to share, at no cost.

Yes. Darash is the engine behind this site: 59 translations in 36 languages, Strong's with Abbott-Smith, BDB, LSJ and Thayer, morphology, 446,544 cross-references and 13 dictionaries. Ask in plain language and it names its sources.

Ask your AI

Show me what this passage says in the Greek.

What it does

darash.publifye.com/mcp → verse_study → strongs_in_verse → word_study

What you get

Text, tagged words, parsing, cross-references, lexicons.

Yes, with Tringine: one translation or two or three side by side verse for verse, then scope, page size and body size up to large print. Every build returns an EPUB, reading PDFs and a print-ready PDF — private, never for resale.

Ask your AI

Build a parallel Bible for the language we are learning.

What it does

Tringine: translations, scope, page size → EPUB, reading PDFs, print PDF.

What you get

A print-ready PDF, reading PDFs and an EPUB.

Yes — Junifye: write it with your assistant, keep a web editor for the final word, and one manuscript becomes a web reader, a PDF, an EPUB and a press-ready print interior. 133 published titles are free to read.

Ask your AI

Help me write our study book and turn it into a PDF.

What it does

Junifye over MCP → its web editor → reader, PDF, EPUB, print interior.

What you get

Web reader, PDF, EPUB and print interior from one manuscript.

Yes: Darash exposes verses, Strong's, morphology, cross-references and the lexicons over MCP, and ships as one self-hosted binary that works offline. Every customer endpoint and its sign-in is at publifye.pro/llms.txt, with schemas at github.com/Publifye/mcp.

Say: “What does Publifye publish, and what is free?” It reads publifye.org/llms.txt for the estate and publifye.org/faq.json for this FAQ — both open, no key — or calls operator_guide on publifye.org/mcp after sign-in.

Say: “Ask Publifye for a quote for our church.” Signed in, it calls submit_contact with name, email, subject and message and gets a reference id; we normally answer within one to two business days. Without a key use publifye.org/contact.

Say: “Compare this verse in Norwegian, English and Persian.” list_bibles shows which translations exist and their identifiers; compare_verses returns each reference side by side, labelled. strongs_in_verse and word_study add the original words when the talk turns to them.

Say: “Prepare a worksheet on the verbs in Philippians 2:5–8.” get_verse fetches the text, get_morphology parses it verse by verse, word_study covers the vocabulary; the assistant turns lemmas and codes into questions plus a separate answer key.

The catalogue runs past 4,000 editions across dozens of languages; Darash carries 59 translations in 36, from the King James to the Westminster Leningrad Codex. This site is published in English, Norwegian, Spanish, Chinese and Korean.

We normally answer within one to two business days. Quote your support code from the form, or the reference id from submit_contact. The same address handles API access, quotas and integrations.

Darash is the research engine behind this site: you reach it through your own AI assistant and it answers from the Hebrew and Greek with sources named. There is a free trial with no card, and the plans are on its store. Free separately: GIFT.

Multi BibleRead on the App Store — that exact name — is free to download for iPhone, iPad and Mac. An optional subscription adds library sync across devices, with a 3-month free trial; the app's site states the terms.