Scientific method - 3

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Scientific method - 3 []


How do we know that we didn't make it up and use free-for-all allegory?

1. Symbols will be the same meaning as everywhere else they are used.
2. The meaning derived is validated in other locations within the text.
3. The meaning fits a recapitulation of an idea forming a prophetic pattern as the core of doctrine.
4. Outside authorities are not required.
5. The meaning participates in a picture of Christ with the cross and the bride at the core.
6. Others can validate it even though they could not solve it.
7. The formation of words within the section will confirm the meaning.


1. Symbols the same everywhere

You don't get to decide when it is a symbol and when it is not. If it is a symbol in one place, every place it is, it is a symbol.