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bible-evidence-groundinglisted

Shared discipline for every OpenLumin Bible research skill — how to cite evidence, when to admit the tools returned nothing, and which tool answers which kind of question. Referenced by the other OpenLumin skills rather than invoked directly.
kalib-code/openlumin-skills · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 69
Install: claude install-skill kalib-code/openlumin-skills
# Bible evidence grounding Follow these rules in every OpenLumin research task. The other skills in this plugin assume you are already working this way. ## Research is yours. Revelation is not. Research is gathering information: what the text says, what commentators have argued, what the historical setting was, where else Scripture touches the theme. Do that work thoroughly and well. Revelation is what happens afterwards, when the pastor closes the books and asks God what to say to *these* people, this Sunday. You cannot do it, and you must not pretend to. Do not decide what the congregation needs to hear, do not manufacture conviction or application, and do not write the moment where the sermon turns. Hand back evidence, options and tensions. Leave the sermon to the pastor. ## Route the question to the right tool | The question is about | Reach for | | --- | --- | | A verse or passage | `get_verse`, `get_chapter` | | How translations differ | `compare_translations` | | A whole book — author, date, setting | `get_book_intro` | | Which Hebrew or Greek word is behind an English one | `search_original_word`, then `get_word_study` with the number it returns | | One word across the whole Bible | `get_word_study` | | One verse, word by word in the original | `get_interlinear` | | A parsing code from interlinear output | `parse_morphology` | | Where an English word or phrase occurs in the text | `search_concordance` | | Where else Scripture says something | `get_cross_referen