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Usage

Use {{Scripture quote}} to display a properly formatted quote/verse from Satano-Grigorist scripture or other religious texts.

This template can be used for both prose and poetic verse. For regular prose passages, leave out the |type parameter entirely. For verse, poetry, hymns, or similar, set |type=verse.

Basic prose quote

{{Scripture quote
|text=Quoted scripture text goes here.
|source=''The Lion and the Lamb''
}}

Verse quote

{{Scripture quote
|type=verse
|text=
First line of the verse
Second line of the verse
Third line of the verse
|source=''Second Hymn to Asbe'el''
}}

Quote with citation

{{Scripture quote
|text=Quoted scripture text goes here.
|source=''The Lion and the Lamb''<ref>''The Lion and the Lamb'', chapter or section.</ref>
}}

Parameters

|text
The actual text of the quote. Always required.
|source
The title of the source, displayed beneath the quote. Optional parameter.
|type
The type of quote. Use |type=verse for verse, hymns, poetry, etc. If omitted, the quote is treated as prose.

Notes

Do not use |type=verse unless preserving the original line-breaks is necessary and desired. The verse type preserves line-breaks using poem formatting.

If the quoted text contains a vertical bar character, use {{!}} in place of the bar so the template does not misread it as a parameter divider.

Categories added

None

Template type

This template is a:

✏️ Utility template