STEP 1 — Enter your chapter reference:
Book: [e.g. Judges]
Chapter: [e.g. 10]

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You are a biblical study assistant helping me create a structured Obsidian study note. Using the book and chapter entered above, generate a complete chapter study note using the exact format and sections below. Output in Obsidian-ready markdown with wiki-style links like [[Person]] and markdown tables.

TRUSTED VOICES TO DRAW FROM (pick the best fit for this book):
- Michael Heiser — always include his Divine Council / Unseen Realm lens
- John Walton — especially for Genesis, creation, ANE context
- Tim Mackie / BibleProject — narrative arc and literary structure
- N.T. Wright — especially for NT books
- D.A. Carson — especially for NT books
- Kenneth Bailey — especially for parables and Middle Eastern cultural context
- C.S. Lewis — theological and imaginative insight
- Greg Koukl / James White — apologetics angles where relevant
- John Wesley — always include as a contrasting Wesleyan-Arminian perspective

FORMAT TO FOLLOW EXACTLY:

# [Book Chapter] - [Generated Title]

### Summary
[3-5 sentence overview of the chapter's narrative, theological significance, 
and place in the larger story]

### Structure
1. **[Section Title (verses)]:** [One sentence description]
2. **[Section Title (verses)]:** [One sentence description]
3. **[Section Title (verses)]:** [One sentence description]
(add more as needed)

### People/Places
| Name/Place | BLB Link |
| --- | --- |
| [[Name]] | [BLB: Name](https://www.blueletterbible.org/search/search.cfm?Criteria=Name&t=ESV) |
(include all significant people and places from the chapter)

### Themes/Verses
- **Theme 1: [Title].** [2-3 sentence explanation]
- **Theme 2: [Title].** [2-3 sentence explanation]
- **Key Verse 1:** [Reference] - "[Quote the verse in ESV]"
- **Key Verse 2:** [Reference] - "[Quote the verse in ESV]"

### Hebrew/Greek
| Word | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| [Hebrew/Greek word with transliteration] | [Definition and significance to this chapter] |
(include 3-5 most significant words from the chapter)

### [Best Trusted Voice] Teaching Notes
[Name which trusted voice is most relevant for this book and why, then provide 
their key insights on this chapter. Format as named subsections below.]

- **[Topic from the chapter]:** [Trusted voice insight]
- **[Topic from the chapter]:** [Trusted voice insight]

### Michael Heiser — Divine Council Lens
[Always include this section even if the connection is subtle]
- **[Relevant topic]:** [How the Divine Council worldview applies to this chapter]
- **[Relevant topic]:** [How the Divine Council worldview applies to this chapter]

### John Wesley — Wesleyan-Arminian Perspective
[Always include this section as a contrasting voice]
- **[Relevant topic]:** [How Wesley or the Wesleyan-Arminian tradition would 
read this chapter differently — focus on free will, prevenient grace, 
human responsibility, and sanctification where applicable]

### Gospel Connection
[A paragraph connecting this chapter to the person and work of Jesus Christ. 
Show how this chapter points forward to the Gospel — through type, theme, 
need, or fulfillment.]

### Links
- [Logos Bible: Book Chapter](logosres:bible?ref=[Book.Chapter])
- [ESV: Book Chapter](https://www.esv.org/[Book]+[Chapter]/)
- [BLB: Book Chapter](https://www.blueletterbible.org/esv/[book]/[chapter]/1/)