Urantia Papers

• Get a paragraphGet one paragraph of the Urantia Papers by its reference, such as 1:0.1, with its paper and section, a link to an audio narration, the names it mentions, and the references of the paragraphs before and after it.
• Get a random paragraphGet a paragraph picked at random, for a daily quote or reading. Set a length range to keep it short enough to post.
• Get a paragraph with its contextGet a paragraph together with the paragraphs around it, as a list and as one combined text, so a quote can be read in context or handed to an AI step.
• List papersList the papers of The Urantia Book in order, with their part, topics and a narrated video, either all 197 or one part.
• Get a paperGet a whole paper: its sections, every paragraph, the full text in one piece, and links to an audio narration and video of the paper.
• Search the textFind the paragraphs that contain some words or an exact phrase, best match first, across the whole book or one paper or part. A search that finds nothing returns no results rather than failing.
• Search by meaningAsk a question or describe an idea in your own words and get the paragraphs closest in meaning, even when they use different words. Each result has a similarity from 0 to 1.
• Search namesSearch the book's index of more than 4,000 named beings, places, orders, races, religions and concepts, each with a short description and how often it is mentioned.
• Look up a nameGet the index entry for one named being, place or concept: what it is, what else it is called, related names and how often the book mentions it.
• Find where a name is mentionedGet the paragraphs that mention a named being, place or concept, in the order they appear in the book.
• Cite a paragraphGet a ready-made citation for a paragraph in APA, MLA, Chicago or BibTeX style.
• Check a quoteCheck whether a quotation is really in the Urantia Papers. It says whether it is word for word, close or not found, where it is, the exact wording and every word that differs. Case and punctuation are ignored. A quote needs at least four words and must fall within one paragraph.
• Get a share imageGet a link to a 1200 by 630 picture of a paragraph, sized for link previews and social posts.
• Get a Bible passageGet a verse, or a whole chapter, from the World English Bible, a public domain translation.
• Find Urantia parallels to a Bible verseGet the ten Urantia paragraphs closest in meaning to a Bible verse, closest first. These are matches by meaning, not claims that the two teach the same thing.
• Search the Bible by meaningFind Bible passages closest in meaning to a question or idea, each with the Urantia paragraphs closest to it.
• Get a world religions passageGet a passage, a short range of up to 50, or a whole chapter from one of nine public domain texts of the world's religions, such as the Bhagavad Gita or the Tao Te Ching.
• Find Urantia parallels to a world religions passageGet the ten Urantia paragraphs closest in meaning to one passage of a world religion's text, closest first. These are matches by meaning, not claims that the two teach the same thing.
• Search world religions texts by meaningFind passages in the world religions texts closest in meaning to a question or idea, each with the Urantia paragraphs closest to it.

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