You have your interpretation, I have my interpretation, we all have our different interpretations

in the spite of the fact that they don't agree, that's all right.

That produces peace.

peace.

I don't know how many times in my life,

somebody has said to me, after I've given my perspective on a particular

biblical passage or something like that, someone has said to me, well that's your opinion or that's your interpretation. Well that's

manifestly obvious. Anytime you utter words or any time you state a position or make

an assertion or express a conviction you're obviously stating your

opinion. You're obviously stating your interpretation. I've often wonder what people mean by that when they

say that to me. Are they suggesting that because it's my interpretation it must be wrong because everything that I say is wrong and this is

something that I say therefore it must be wrong. I don't think that's what people mean.

I don't think they're being nasty or rude when they make a statement like that to me.

What are they saying?

Well you have your interpretation, I have my interpretation, somebody else says their interpretation,

we all have our different interpretations in the spite of the fact that they don't agree, that's

all right.

That produces peace, but truth is slain in the streets.

And as much as I can understand the New Testament, I see on every page a passionate concern for truth.

Because God is a God of truth.

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