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= '''Unlocking the Hidden Wisdom of Scripture''' = | = '''Unlocking the Hidden Wisdom of Scripture''' = | ||
For centuries, believers have studied the Bible through the lens of history and doctrine, trusting in its truth and authority. Yet, Jesus and the apostles read Scripture in a way that went beyond mere history—unveiling a '''deeper, Christ-centered meaning''' hidden within the text. | For centuries, believers have studied the Bible through the lens of history and doctrine, trusting in its truth and authority. Yet, Jesus and the apostles read Scripture in a way that went beyond mere history—unveiling a '''deeper, Christ-centered meaning''' hidden within the text. | ||
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When Jesus walked with His disciples on the road to Emmaus, He opened their eyes to see that '''all of Scripture speaks of Him''' (Luke 24:27). Paul called this '''“God’s hidden wisdom”''' (1 Cor 2:7), embedded in the Old Testament and waiting to be revealed in the light of Christ. | When Jesus walked with His disciples on the road to Emmaus, He opened their eyes to see that '''all of Scripture speaks of Him''' (Luke 24:27). Paul called this '''“God’s hidden wisdom”''' (1 Cor 2:7), embedded in the Old Testament and waiting to be revealed in the light of Christ. | ||
This site explores that '''fuller meaning'''—what theologians call '''sensus plenior'''. It is not a rejection of the literal-historical reading, but its '''completion'''. | This site explores that '''fuller meaning'''—what theologians call '''sensus plenior'''. It is not a rejection of the literal-historical reading, but its '''completion'''. We use the methods demonstrated by New Testament authors to see Christ in all the scriptures as he taught on the road to Emmaus. | ||
=== '''What You’ll Discover Here''' === | === '''What You’ll Discover Here''' === | ||
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✅ How to read Scripture the way Jesus taught His disciples. | ✅ How to read Scripture the way Jesus taught His disciples. | ||
✅ How the NT authors used the OT scriptures. | |||
If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s '''more''' to the Bible than what’s on the surface, you’re in the right place. Come and see how '''God has woven His story of redemption into every word, letter, and event'''—from Genesis to Revelation. | If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s '''more''' to the Bible than what’s on the surface, you’re in the right place. Come and see how '''God has woven His story of redemption into every word, letter, and event'''—from Genesis to Revelation. | ||
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'''Are you ready to see the Scriptures in a new light?''' | '''Are you ready to see the Scriptures in a new light?''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:43, 28 March 2025
Unlocking the Hidden Wisdom of Scripture
For centuries, believers have studied the Bible through the lens of history and doctrine, trusting in its truth and authority. Yet, Jesus and the apostles read Scripture in a way that went beyond mere history—unveiling a deeper, Christ-centered meaning hidden within the text.
When Jesus walked with His disciples on the road to Emmaus, He opened their eyes to see that all of Scripture speaks of Him (Luke 24:27). Paul called this “God’s hidden wisdom” (1 Cor 2:7), embedded in the Old Testament and waiting to be revealed in the light of Christ.
This site explores that fuller meaning—what theologians call sensus plenior. It is not a rejection of the literal-historical reading, but its completion. We use the methods demonstrated by New Testament authors to see Christ in all the scriptures as he taught on the road to Emmaus.
What You’ll Discover Here
✅ How Hebrew word structures reveal deeper truths.
✅ How biblical stories act as prophetic parables of Christ.
✅ How the entire Old Testament serves as a shadow of Jesus.
✅ How to read Scripture the way Jesus taught His disciples.
✅ How the NT authors used the OT scriptures.
If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s more to the Bible than what’s on the surface, you’re in the right place. Come and see how God has woven His story of redemption into every word, letter, and event—from Genesis to Revelation.
Are you ready to see the Scriptures in a new light?
