As I said.You’re asserting a principle Scripture never teaches — that “the literal text is not the truth” and only a hidden spiritual meaning is the real truth. Jesus and the apostles never speak this way. The Lord repeatedly says “It is written” (Matt 4:4), not “It is written, but the literal meaning is not the truth.” The psalmist says “The entrance of Thy words giveth light” (Ps 119:130), not “the entrance of hidden meanings.” Paul says “All Scripture is God‑breathed” (2 Tim 3:16), not “the literal Scripture is insufficient.” When you quote 2 Timothy 3:7 (“ever learning, never able to come to the knowledge of the truth”), Paul is describing false teachers, not sincere believers reading the plain text. Their problem is moral rebellion, not lack of mystical interpretation. And Jesus explicitly rebukes the idea that truth is hidden behind symbolic names — He says “Search the Scriptures… they testify of Me” (John 5:39). The Scriptures testify of Christ in their plain meaning, not in secret allegories behind names like Thomas or Moses. Abraham’s statement “They have Moses and the prophets” simply means they have the written Scriptures, not that “Moses” is a spiritual code word. Your method replaces God’s Word with private interpretations the text never gives. The truth is not hidden behind the literal text — the truth is the literal text rightly understood.
It is enough that I have shared the truth from the Word of God.
You may continue with your beliefs and with what you clearly understand from the Word of God.
Because this is the Lord’s way of ensuring that there will be no debate about His words.