Erasmus

A Bible bot for Discord

Commands

• /verse - Look up a verse in your preferred or selected version
• /search - Search for terms in your preferred or selected version
• /bibles - List the Bible versions supported
• /bibleinfo - Display information about the specified Bible version
• /version set - Set your preferred version
• /version clear - Clear your preferred version
• /version show - Display information about how Erasmus will display verses for you
• /daily-bread show - Display today's daily bread
• /daily-bread status - Display the status of automated daily bread posts for this server
• /serverprefs version set - Set the server's preferred version (Administrator only)
• /serverprefs version clear - Clear the server's preferred version (Administrator only)
• /serverprefs version show - Display the server's preferred version (Administrator only)
• /serverprefs daily-bread set - Schedule the automated daily bread posts (Administrator only)
• /serverprefs daily-bread stop - Stop the automated daily bread posts (Administrator only)
• /creed apostles - Display The Apostles' Creed
• /creed athanasian - Display The Athanasian Creed
• /creed chalcedon - Display The Chalcedonian Definition
• /creed nicene - Display The Nicene Creed
• /creed nicene325 - Display The Nicene Creed (325 AD)
• /creed nicene381 - Display The Nicene Creed (381 AD)
• /confess cite - Cite the specified section from the selected confession or catechism
• /confess search - Search for terms in the selected confession or catechism
• /invite - Get a link to invite Erasmus to your server
• /about - Information about Erasmus
• /news - News from the latest release

Bracket Notation

In addition to the slash-commands listed above, Erasmus will respond to all verse references surrounded in brackets (ex. [John 1:1]) anywhere in a message. By default, Erasmus will look up the verse using the user's default version (set with /version set), the servers's default version (/serverprefs version set), or the ESV. Users can also specify a version to use by appending the version abbreviation after the verse (ex. [John 1:1 KJV]).