Language serves as a potent instrument in constructing our perceptions of the world. The biblical text is regarded as holy and divinely inspired, and thus should not be tampered with or diluted in its essence. It is imperative to uphold the integrity of the Scriptures and adhere to their profound teachings, which encompass the principles for leading a virtuous and Godly existence.

The Bible is considered to be an accurate representation of God's life and intentions, and therefore should not be reinterpreted or explained in any way other than how it was originally intended by God. It is crucial to carefully study each word and deeply explore the teachings of God within the context of the text. Our comprehension of God's word is limited to the explanations provided within the text, and it is not appropriate to impose our own interpretations onto any verse or passage. God has established a method for understanding His word through context, and it is meant for us to fully submit ourselves to His teachings. The power of God's word lies in its original form, and altering or simplifying it only obscures its ability to reveal the true intentions of the heart. By distorting the word, we blur the reflection it provides of ourselves. Seeking to make things simpler ultimately obstructs the mirror that shows us our true intentions.

If we believe that human actions are necessary for God to act, or if we equate studying the Bible with seeking guidance, or if we focus on specific actions to discover our true selves and join a community of believers, and if we see this as the primary purpose of the Bible, then we are devaluing the significance of each word and its authority in our lives. We reject these beliefs to uphold the supernatural power and authority of the Bible. Following the example of Spurgeon, we actively avoid false teachings to uphold what is true. The main role of the Bible is to critique all faith communities and human practices, challenging and convicting teachers, so that only God is glorified. The correct interpretation and teaching of the Bible requires complete humility and submission. As members of the church, we are continually reforming, striving to return to the purity of the gospel throughout history. True freedom can only be attained by fully embracing the power and truth of the Bible, allowing it to reveal God's glory and transform our souls through His Spirit, leading us to a life of complete dependence on Him.