The Bible sheds light on the truth in the deductive logic of the specific context in the necessary light of the whole context. The more we demonstrate the text, the marked tendency is invariably to produce boxes. Our logical way of naturally seeking moral truth is to strategically place someone in our appropriate box, but the Bible is more complex, which is why it intentionally breaks all of our boxes. God is considerably more benevolent than the boxes we merely make for ourselves and other familiar people.God relates intimately to us as a qualified person. And these commands are found in the social context of a strong relationship with people. The law is communication between two people. We can just use the Bible in the same way that we rely on the advice of our professionals. We need to learn enough of the Bible through personal awakening rather than simply through a future teacher.You cannot know the Bible without finding out that there are mysterious things. When we indirectly experience the divine mystery, we undoubtedly discover God in the Bible. There is no suitable box for God; the Bible is not just a book of rules and boxes. If we are referring exclusively to the Bible as a story, manual or tool for teachers, we have not used it properly.