Public review standard
BibleSong Scripture Integrity Standard
Every BibleSong records its Scripture basis, separates exact quotation from faithful paraphrase, checks translation rights, and requires a human reviewer before production and public release.
Reference before lyric
We store a canonical book, chapter, and verse reference before lyric work begins. A theme alone is not treated as a verified Scripture basis.
Quotation and paraphrase stay distinct
Exact quotation is labeled with its translation. A faithful paraphrase is labeled as a paraphrase and is checked so it does not reverse or overstate the passage.
Context is part of review
The reviewer checks the surrounding passage and the life occasion. Healing songs do not promise a medical outcome, and memorial songs do not manufacture certainty beyond the selected text.
Human approval is a release gate
Automated checks can catch reference formatting and missing fields. They cannot approve theology, pastoral tone, or a finished lyric. A person must approve those items.
A receipt follows every public example
Public examples identify the reference, translation or paraphrase status, occasion, production disclosure, review status, audio duration, and source asset.
BibleSong uses AI-assisted production. Every published song and Scripture treatment is reviewed and refined by a person before release.