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Notarikon is not the forcing of hidden meanings—it is the '''unveiling of what was always there''', just as Jesus did on the road to Emmaus. To '''see more deeply''' is not to alter the Word, but to '''hear it more fully'''. | Notarikon is not the forcing of hidden meanings—it is the '''unveiling of what was always there''', just as Jesus did on the road to Emmaus. To '''see more deeply''' is not to alter the Word, but to '''hear it more fully'''. | ||
:[[ Jesus accused of eisegesis]] | :[[ Jesus accused of eisegesis]] | ||
:[[ This author accused of eisegesis]] | :[[ This author accused of eisegesis]] | ||
:[[ Rules constrain eisegesis]] | :[[ Rules constrain eisegesis]] | ||
