Does anyone always and only have an
accurate and exhaustive understanding of the entire Biblical corpus?
Are we promised any more than
'enough' understanding to facilitate salvation?
Does 'study' matter when it comes to
Scripture? What's entailed in this 'study'?
What is the role of the Holy Spirit
in apprehending the 'gospel', the act of exegesis, the act of
exposition (either spoken or written), office/sign gifts?
Is there even the possibility of
the entire believing community, globally, coming to a unitary
understanding of the entire corpus of Scripture?
Do even the most mature
(godly/holy/sanctified) believers possess only a partial/limited
understanding of the Holy Scriptures?
Do all believers err, at some
points, in their understanding and therefore, teaching of the Holy
Scriptures? Does this necessarily represent sin? When as a believer
something of your teaching is errant relative to ontological truth and,
you discover this to be so then, what steps ought you to take to
rectify the matter vis a vis those who received this teaching?
Just musing..........
