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Fortunately, the method of interpretation used by Jesus and the New Testament authors is preserved in the New Testament itself. Each gospel author captured the collective learning of the apostles at intervals of ten to fifteen years. Mark captured the earliest syllabus where the story of Christ began with the preaching of John the Baptist. Matthew captures the results of more study and was able to push the beginning back to Abraham. Matthew was able to interpret the pictures of Christ in the history of Israel. Luke saw Christ in the history beginning with Adam. And John captured the pinnacle of understanding, concerning the 'mystery hidden from the beginning' which all spoke of Christ, and derived the doctrine of John 1:1-4 from the first three words of Genesis 1:1.
The hermeneutic used by the Jesus and the apostles interprets scripture in a repeatable, verifiable, self-correcting way, leaving nothing to the frailties of human weakness. It is such that a child can correct a master. Not only is the Bible inspired and protected by God, but it's interpretation is guided by the very Spirit which gave it, so that we may know even before we believe an and understand, that God alone is God <ref>Isa 43:10 Ye [are] my witnesses, saith the LORD, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I [am] he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me.</ref>.
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