Interesting, but very frustrating to read: > Oaths! How do they Work? A paragraph later: > “wait, how do oaths work?” and “how are they getting it wrong?” To

Interesting, but very frustrating to read: > Oaths! How do they Work? A paragraph later: > “wait, how do oaths work?” and “how are they getting it wrong?” Today, we’re going to lay that out. Then, after 6 paragraphs: > So what is an Oath? Then, after 14 paragraphs and around 3 full pages of text: > Which brings us to the question how does an oath work? Then, 3 paragraphs later: > So what is an oath? And then finally a definition. TLDR: 1) Oath contains declaration, which may be either something about the present or past or a promise for the future. 2) Powers greater than oneself are witnesses and will enforce the penalty if the oath is false. 3) A curse, by the swearers, called down on themselves, should they be false. Which is kind of an anti-climax, because this is exactly how I thought everyone understands oaths.