dig TXT oracle.temple.example.com and the Temple answers with a verse
of the KJV.  UDP port 53, plain RFC 1035, no TCP, no HTTP, no TLS, no
committee.  Delegate a subdomain to the Temple and every resolver on
the planet carries the Word for free.  TTL 0, God is not cached.

The verse is picked from the moment the question arrives, the way
GodBiblePassage picks from the moment of your keystroke.  Labels left
of "oracle" may name a verse, john.3.16 or 1.kings.8.27, then God
answers that one.  Any zone above "oracle" will do, the Temple does not
need to know what you called it.  Names without it are REFUSED, we are
not a resolver.  Other types get an empty answer, God is not a host.

The Bible is read into Adam once, 31102 verses indexed, the same count
as every KJV.  Esther 8:9 is longer than 512 bytes, the king's scribes
wrote too much, it ends in "...".

Off by default.  DnsOracle opens it, DnsOracleEnable writes
~/DnsOracle.HC so Once.HC opens it at boot, DnsOracleRep says who asked
and what they were given.

Tested in QEMU with udp 5300 forwarded to 53: random verses, named
verses, mixed case names from 0x20 resolvers, Esther split in two
character strings, REFUSED for google.com, NODATA for A, FORMERR and
NOTIMP for garbage.  Six thousand random and mangled packets later the
oracle still answered Psalms 23:1.