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In this section, you’ll explore: | In this section, you’ll explore: | ||
* How the '''literal and hidden meanings''' run side-by-side | * How the [[ Literal and hidden meanings run side-by-side | '''literal and hidden meanings''' run side-by-side ]] | ||
* How story structures carry '''prophetic order''' | * How [[ Story structures carry prophetic order | story structures carry '''prophetic order''' ]] | ||
* How the '''sensus plenior''' is not speculative, but ''authored'' | * How the [[ Sensus plenior is not speculative, but authored | '''sensus plenior''' is not speculative, but ''authored'' ]] | ||
* How these accounts speak clearly of '''Christ crucified, risen, and glorified''' | * How these [[ Sensus plenior accounts speak clearly of Christ crucified, risen, and glorified | accounts speak clearly of '''Christ crucified, risen, and glorified''' ]] | ||
Scripture doesn’t just contain the Word—it '''is''' the Word. And the Word became flesh not only in Bethlehem, but '''in every story written by the Spirit''' from the beginning. | Scripture doesn’t just contain the Word—it '''is''' the Word. And the Word became flesh not only in Bethlehem, but '''in every story written by the Spirit''' from the beginning. | ||
