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'''This site is dedicated to reading the second book.''' <ref>{{bgw|Eph 3:9}}  And to make all [men] see what [is] the fellowship of the mystery, which from the beginning of the world hath been hid in God, who created all things by Jesus Christ:</ref>  '''and the interpretation of it by the Spirit who gave it.''' <ref>{{bgw|2Pe 1:20-21}} Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake [as they were] '''moved by the Holy Ghost.''' [{in old time: or, at any time }</ref>
'''Jesus said that all Scripture speaks about Him.''' [1]


:The 'priesthood of the believer' does not grant the individual the right to interpret scripture for himself. <ref> {{bgw|2Pe 1:20}}  Knowing this first, that '''no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation'''. </ref> but is a demand upon him to intercede or pray for others.
When the Bible mentions figures like Adam, Moses, or Noah, it’s ultimately pointing to Jesus. These are known as ''types'' and ''shadows'', but recognizing them can sometimes feel like a guessing game. Yet, God didn’t preserve every word of Scripture just so people could invent their own interpretations. Instead, the Bible contains a deeper layer of meaning—a hidden message that only becomes fully clear in light of the cross. [2]


It is intended that others feel free to participate by asking questions, and as they become proficient, to spin off their own works or contribute here as members of the "fellowship of the mystery". <ref>{{bgw|Eph 3:9}} And to make all [men] see what [is] '''the fellowship of the mystery''', which from the beginning of the world hath been hid in God, who created all things by Jesus Christ:</ref>
This site is dedicated to uncovering that ''hidden message'' by relying on the Holy Spirit, who inspired the Bible. [3][4]
 
* The ''priesthood of the believer'' doesn’t mean everyone can interpret Scripture however they like. [5] Rather, it means believers are called to pray for and guide one another.
* With the Holy Spirit’s help, we can see how all of Scripture reveals Jesus. [6] And this understanding isn’t meant to stay hidden—it should be clear enough to share and teach others. [7]
 
We invite you to ask questions, join the conversation, and as you grow, contribute your own insights or creations. Together, we form a ''fellowship of the mystery.''
 
Apologies for any disorganization—you may find a mix of projects here. The wiki has proven to be a useful tool, keeping things in one place rather than scattered across the internet. (And of late, serves as my memory.)
 
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Jesus said that all Scripture speaks about Him. [1]

When the Bible mentions figures like Adam, Moses, or Noah, it’s ultimately pointing to Jesus. These are known as types and shadows, but recognizing them can sometimes feel like a guessing game. Yet, God didn’t preserve every word of Scripture just so people could invent their own interpretations. Instead, the Bible contains a deeper layer of meaning—a hidden message that only becomes fully clear in light of the cross. [2]

This site is dedicated to uncovering that hidden message by relying on the Holy Spirit, who inspired the Bible. [3][4]

  • The priesthood of the believer doesn’t mean everyone can interpret Scripture however they like. [5] Rather, it means believers are called to pray for and guide one another.
  • With the Holy Spirit’s help, we can see how all of Scripture reveals Jesus. [6] And this understanding isn’t meant to stay hidden—it should be clear enough to share and teach others. [7]

We invite you to ask questions, join the conversation, and as you grow, contribute your own insights or creations. Together, we form a fellowship of the mystery.

Apologies for any disorganization—you may find a mix of projects here. The wiki has proven to be a useful tool, keeping things in one place rather than scattered across the internet. (And of late, serves as my memory.)


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