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Since God’s word is established forever <ref>[[2Sa 7:25]] And now, O LORD God, the word that thou hast spoken concerning thy servant, and concerning his house, establish [it] for ever, and do as thou hast said.</ref>, a metaphor/shadow means the same thing everywhere is it used. If a donkey is a metaphor of a prophet, everywhere there is a donkey, it is a metaphor of a prophet. This rule alone makes the metaphors humanly impossible to fabricate as it requires the interlocking of a double entendre found in all the scriptures. (This keeps us in awe)
FreeThe use of free-for-all allegory in other works has been properly criticized because allegorical or metaphoric meanings produced in this manner have no way to be verified. We are persuaded by the loudest proponent of a meaning. ; how do you know it is true? This rule of "Divine meaning" dis-allows free-for-all allegory by setting an impossible standard for the use of allegory. Every ; every donkey is a prophet, every garment is a work, etc. , such that every scripture participates in a hidden picture of Christ. Such a phenomenon is impossible for men to produce and therefore when we observe it occurring, we can have confidence that it is God’s intended meaning.
'''Consequence of lack of Divine meaning''':
The resulting interpretation is likely to be free-for-all allegory and eisegesis.
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