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Trace and analyze the author's logical thought progression in effectively conveying their message. Use when the user runs /flow or requests this BibleMate workflow.

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SKILL.md
---
name: flow
description: Trace and analyze the author's logical thought progression in effectively conveying their message. Use when the user runs /flow or requests this BibleMate workflow.
---

# Flow Skill

## Overview
This standalone skill enables any agent to perform a high-quality flow study for a given Bible reference, text, or topic.

## Guidelines & Objectives
When executing this skill:
- Keep explanations biblically accurate and structurally clear.
- Cite specific book, chapter, and verse references for all statements.
- Ensure that the output is comprehensive, addressing all prompt criteria without skipping sections.
- Focus strictly on the requirements of this specific study type.

## Instructions
Provide a detailed overview of the author's thought progression in a book, chapter, or passage:
1. **Structural Segmentation**: Divide the text into logical paragraphs or thought units.
2. **Logical Connectives**: Identify key conjunctions, transition phrases, and rhetorical questions that move the argument.
3. **Premise-Conclusion Flow**: Trace how the author builds their argument, addresses objections, and arrives at conclusions.
4. **Rhetorical Strategy**: Detail the literary devices, comparisons, or historical examples the author uses to persuade the audience.

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