The Bible according to OpenAI
This site contains a growing catalogue of interpretations of bible passages that have been generated using one of OpenAI’s language models. As these are computer-generated, please do not take them at face value as fact; they should be used more as the starting point for discussion or reflection.
These started to be populated on 29 March 2023.
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Isaiah 15.13-53
Read more: Isaiah 15.13-53
There was a man who suffered and bled
For the sins of the world, it is said
He was wounded and bruised
But his death was good news
For through him, our salvation was spread -
Hebrews 4.14-16, 5.7-9
Read more: Hebrews 4.14-16, 5.7-9
There once was a high priest above
Who interceded with love
He offered up prayers
And conquered all snares
To bring us to God from above -
Mark 12.28-34
Read more: Mark 12.28-34
There once was a man who inquired,
About the greatest commandment desired.
To love God and neighbor,
He found no greater labor,
And the scribe saw his wisdom admired. -
Isaiah 50.4-9a
Read more: Isaiah 50.4-9a
There’s a passage that speaks of my plight
And the suffering I face day and night
But I trust in the Lord
And His help is assured
He will vindicate me in His sight -
Mark 11.1-11
Read more: Mark 11.1-11
Jesus rode into town with great fame
The people all shouted His name
They laid down their clothes
And palm branches, it shows
Their love for the Savior proclaimed -
Mark 15.1-39
Read more: Mark 15.1-39
There once was a man on a cross
Who suffered great pain and great loss
He cried out in despair
As the people stood there
But his death would not be the last toss -
Psalm 31.9-16
Read more: Psalm 31.9-16
There’s trouble and sorrow within
My eyes, my soul, and my skin
But I trust in the Lord
For His love is assured
And He’ll rescue me from deep within -
John 12.12-16
Read more: John 12.12-16
A man entered town on a donkey,
The people cheered and called him their honkey,
They waved palm branches high,
And shouted as he passed by,
For they knew he was the chosen one, lucky! -
Mark 10.46-52
Read more: Mark 10.46-52
There once was a man who was blind
But Jesus, he soon would find
He called out for mercy
And his sight was made worthy
Now he could see and was no longer confined -
Mark 10.35-45
Read more: Mark 10.35-45
There once were disciples so bold
Who asked for positions to hold
But Jesus then said
To serve, not be led
For greatness comes from being sold