You're still not getting it.
It appears, from some of your other posts, that you may be a Bible student; meaning in a Seminary somewhere now or previously. That will be a problem for you if so. Even the most passionately faith-filled Christians come away from those places with a watered-down faith, if even still intact. Maybe you're not, who knows.
The texts and books about the Bible that you are bowing down to as being infallible, in place of God's Word, are all written by men. NONE of them are Spirit Breathed. You are making idols of them when you read scripture then go directly to those sources to tell you what God means. The Bibles always defines, and translates, itself.
In effect, you, and all Preterists, are saying "It doesn't really mean what it says." - creating questioning and doubt in faithful believers. Somebody in scripture is big on doing just that. You might recognize this verse.
"Did God really say, ... "
Genesis 3:1
Those with accolades and degrees, who all men speak well of, are nothing in the sight of God. The books, and man-made definitions, you rely on are but dust and rags to Him and to all those who worship Him in spirit and in Truth.
Luke 6:26
Throw all those books in the trash and read the Bible cover to cover without them. You will come away with a much different, and much more accurate, understanding of God's Word.
I am not bowing down to any books, if not clear: I am asking you to interpret the Bible with the Bible to me, in exhaustive detail. You claim this is possible, I'd like to do it too (I do in fact do it but just rollin' with it). Show me the definition of the word "world" from the Bible itself, and for that matter, every other word in Scripture. You cited Genesis, so let's go back to the beginning.
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In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth."
10 words in the KJV (and some say 10 is the number of completion in the Bible, so it is fitting for the beginning), what verse in Scripture defines "in" or "the" or "beginning" or "God" or "created" or "heaven" or "and" or "earth." And in whatever verse you cite, say you cite Isaiah 42:5 for a definition of God, who God is, it says in part:
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God the LORD, he that created the heavens, and stretched them out; he that spread forth the earth, and that which cometh out of it; he that giveth breath unto the people upon it, and spirit to them that walk therein."
Firstly, it says "God" so this verse doesn't define "God" in Genesis 1, it just repeats. But then you would also need to show a Scriptural definition of "Lord" and "he" and "that" and "stretched" and "them" and "out" and "spread" and "forth" and "which" and "cometh" and "of" and "giveth" and "breath" and "unto" and "people" and "upon" and "it" and "spirit" and "walk" and "therein." Any words repeated do not help define said word, just as much as if I said for example:
"Tyranid" means "Tyranid." The definition of "Tyranid" is "Tyranid." Now if you do not know what that is, how does repeating the word establish a definition, that is, help you know what it is? It does not, but perhaps that is too beyond Scripture for you. (Definition of
Tyranid by the way.)
So, throwing out all books, from the beginning, show me how to find every definition of Scripture in Scripture, for you said that it defines itself. And there are no language barriers of course because God is all-powerful, so using only the KJV, no books about Scripture, throwing away all of that trash, what is the Scriptural definition of "in"?
And side-note, I am not a student except informally, I simply study a lot. I consider myself God's student, for I prayed to Him and asked Him for Wisdom and for Him to teach me Himself, because mankind is unstable but the Lord never changes and gives Wisdom to those who ask.
