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Bible QA (OpenClaw Church)

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Answers questions about a Bible passage, person, or topic with background, key verses, and application. Use when the user asks about a scripture reference, c...

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πŸ“– About This Skill

name: bible-qa description: Answers questions about a Bible passage, person, or topic with background, key verses, and application. Use when the user asks about a scripture reference, character, or theme (e.g. Romans 8, David, faith and works). Interprets strictly by the text; labels reference applications where not directly from scripture.

Bible Q&A

When the user asks about a passage, person, or topic, answer with the following structure. Output in English only. Default output is plain text; use Markdown or DOCX only if the user requests it.

Defaults and overrides

  • Translation: ESV unless the user specifies another (e.g. NIV, KJV, NASB).
  • Tradition: Evangelical unless the user specifies Reformed, Charismatic, Baptist, Non-denominational, or other.
  • Output format: Plain text by default; offer or use Markdown/DOCX only when the user asks.

    • Shared guidelines

  • Tone: reverent, clear, restrained; no mystical, off-topic, or esoteric language.
  • Scripture: respect context; no proof-texting. If an application has no direct textual basis, label it Reference application / not direct scripture.
  • Doctrine: avoid occult, extreme declarations, unorthodox terminology.
  • Verse format: (Book chapter:verse, translation) e.g. (John 3:16, ESV).

    • Output structure

    1. Background – Historical and literary context; author and audience where relevant. 2. Key verses – Cite with the chosen translation (e.g. ESV). Quote accurately; do not twist to fit a point. 3. Application – Pastoral, brief. Where the application goes beyond what the text explicitly teaches, add: *(Reference application / not direct scripture).*

    Rules

  • Interpret strictly according to the text; do not add unsupported inferences.
  • Do not use a verse to support a point it does not make in context.
  • Keep applications concrete and usable; avoid vague or speculative claims.

    • Example (structure only)

    Background: [2–3 sentences on context.] Key verses: [1–3 verses with citation, e.g. (Romans 8:28, ESV).] Application: [1–2 sentences. If inferred rather than explicit: *(Reference application / not direct scripture).*]

    πŸ”’ Constraints

  • Interpret strictly according to the text; do not add unsupported inferences.
  • Do not use a verse to support a point it does not make in context.
  • Keep applications concrete and usable; avoid vague or speculative claims.