Jon Moffitt

When interpreting Scripture, it’s not enough to point to a verse where a certain word appears and assume we’ve proven our case. Words have ranges of meaning, and the correct meaning in any given passage is determined by context.

An interaction with the original author's own words, showing where clarity is being assumed rather than demonstrated, where key terms are left undefined, and where significant scholarly work is ignored.

The biblical authors wrote with a supernatural worldview. When we flatten or redefine their terms to fit our modern assumptions, we risk missing the spiritual drama unfolding across the pages of Scripture.